Copper scrap, UBC & aluminium ingot — graded strictly to spec.
Non-ferrous scrap sold against published ReMA (ISRI) grade definitions, plus aluminium ingot with chemistry certified per heat. Sorted, inspected and containerised in Cameroon, with loading photographs and seal records for every container.
What we supply
Scrap buyers purchase strictly against specification, so we sell the same way: every lot is described by its ReMA (ISRI) grade code, inspected before loading and documented container by container. Three categories are offered:
- Copper scrap — bare bright and No.1 wire, No.2 wire and heavy copper solids.
- UBC — used aluminium beverage cans, shredded, baled or briquetted.
- Aluminium ingot — grade stated per lot, chemistry certified per heat.
Copper scrap grades
| ReMA code | Description | Key requirement |
|---|---|---|
| Barley | No.1 bare bright copper wire | Clean, untinned, uncoated, unalloyed wire; no burnt or brittle wire |
| Berry | No.1 copper wire | Clean, untinned, unalloyed wire and cable, free of insulation |
| Birch / Cliff | No.2 copper wire | Unalloyed wire, nominal 96% Cu (min. 94%) on smelter assay |
| Candy | No.1 heavy copper solids & tubing | Clean unalloyed solids, clippings, busbars; free of excessive oxidation |
Used beverage cans (UBC)
| ReMA code | Form | Key requirement |
|---|---|---|
| Taldack | Shredded UBC | Magnetically separated; free of steel, lead, plastic, glass and dirt |
| Taldon | Loose, flattened or baled UBC | Bale density and strapping per contract |
| Taldork | Densified UBC briquettes | Density and briquette size per contract |
Aluminium ingot
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Grade | Stated per lot — e.g. P1020A / A7 (Al ≥ 99.70%) or named secondary alloy |
| P1020A limits | Al ≥ 99.70% · Si ≤ 0.10% · Fe ≤ 0.20% |
| Chemistry | Spectrometer analysis per heat, reported on certificate |
| Form | Ingots (typically 20–25 kg) in strapped bundles |
Primary-grade limits apply only where a lot is offered as P1020A / A7. Secondary ingot is offered under its own alloy designation.
How it ships
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Packing | Copper: loose, coiled or baled · UBC: bales or briquettes · Ingot: strapped bundles |
| Containers | 20ft or 40ft HC; payload stated per offer |
| Port of loading | Port of Douala |
| Incoterms | FOB · CFR · CIF |
| Inspection | Pre-shipment inspection with loading photographs and seal numbers |
Documents provided with each shipment
- Pre-shipment inspection certificateGrade, weights and loading recordPer shipment
- Loading photographsPer container, with seal numbersPer shipment
- Packing listBale / bundle weights, container & seal numbersPer shipment
- Heat chemistry certificateAluminium ingot onlyPer lot
- Certificate of originFor the exported consignmentPer shipment
- Bill of ladingIssued by the carrierPer shipment
- Non-radioactivity certificateAs required by destination countryWhere required
Scrap — buyer questions
Which scrap specifications do you follow?
ReMA (formerly ISRI) Scrap Specifications Circular grades — for example Barley, Berry, Birch/Cliff and Candy for copper, and Taldack, Taldon or Taldork for UBC. The grade is stated per lot.
How is contamination controlled?
Material is sorted and inspected before loading. Pre-shipment inspection, loading photographs and container seal records are provided; contamination limits follow the stated ReMA grade.
Do you provide a non-radioactivity certificate?
Yes, where required by the destination country, issued with the pre-shipment inspection.
Tell us the grade you buy against.
Send ReMA grade, tonnage per month, packing preference and discharge port.