FAQs

NHKelman Inc.

  • What are ferrous metals?

    Ferrous metals are those that contain iron in their composition. The term 'ferrous' comes from the Latin word 'ferrum', meaning iron. On the periodic table of elements, iron's atomic symbol is Fe. These metals are typically magnetic due to their iron content.
  • Which ferrous metals do you accept?

    We accept a variety of ferrous metals and process them using highly efficient equipment, allowing us to ship to the most lucrative markets worldwide. The most common ferrous metals we accept include: 1HMS, cast iron, light iron (tin), plate and structural, stainless steel, and turnings and borings.
  • What are non-ferrous metals?

    Non-ferrous metals are those that do not contain any iron in their composition. These metals are generally non-magnetic and have a higher resistance to corrosion compared to ferrous metals.
  • Which non-ferrous metals do you accept?

    We accept a wide range of non-ferrous metals, which we ship directly to various consumers worldwide on a daily basis. The non-ferrous metals we accept include aluminum, brass, copper, lead, nickel, specialty alloys, titanium, and zinc.