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 Cash On The Spot...
Some scrap companies offer cash on the spot. We believe it
opens the door to potential problems. It creates an environment
where employees can pocket the money, rather than giving it their
employer...the manufacturer. With no receipts or paper trail to
verify weights and pricing, the opportunity for a manufacturer to lose
a great deal of money is there. In addition, there is little way
to audit the cash system of payment!
Receiving cash on the spot is quick and easy. The possibility
of payments being smaller than they should be is high. L.
Krinsky & Sons, Inc. does not offer cash on the spot. We provide
weekly payments that are based on real numbers and fair market
pricing. Our company also encourages the use of internal
auditing systems to make sure you're always receiving fair market
value for your scrap.
If your scrap hauler pays cash and doesn't promote an auditing
system of ensuring your getting fair market value for your scrap, it
may be time to switch providers!
Scrap Metal is Worth Money
Most industrial and commercial businesses realize the importance of recycling,
especially when it involves scrap metal. Many pay companies to collect their material and
haul it away. However, not every business realizes that their scrap metal is worth money.
Nearly 80 million tons of iron and steel are recycled each year in the U.S. This is
more than three times the amount in weight than all other materials combined.
If companies look at only steel and aluminum as having value, they are missing most of
the items that can be hauled away as scrap. They include:
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Obsolete metal parts |
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Old machinery |
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Machinery maintenance scrap |
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Structural steel |
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Aluminum sheets, wire, frames and casts |
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Copper sheets, pipes, wires, insulated wires and cables |
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Plumbing brass
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