Copper Cu
Our highest-volume material, in all common scrap forms:
- Bare bright wire
- #1 & #2 copper
- Copper tube & pipe
- Insulated copper wire
- Sheet, busbar & turnings
Monthly Buyer · Export Program · Ontario, California
We buy non-ferrous & specialty metal scrap.
FLEETMARK INC purchases copper, brass, tungsten, cobalt, nickel, and other non-ferrous metals from sellers across the United States — one-time lots and recurring monthly supply, bought for export.
Monthlybuying program
One-time + recurringlots of all sizes
20% depositbalance on weighing
ExportU.S. sourcing, global end markets
Materials We Buy
What we’re purchasing
Our buying list centers on copper-bearing and specialty metals. Quotes are based on grade, form, quantity, and current market conditions — send your offer list or price sheet and we’ll price the lot.
Brass & Bronze
Clean and mixed brass lots from plumbing, machining, and manufacturing:
- Yellow brass solids
- Red brass
- Brass fittings & valves
- Brass turnings & radiators
- Bronze castings
Tungsten & Carbide W
Specialty tooling scrap — keep carbide separate from steel so it can be graded and priced on its own:
- Carbide inserts & end mills
- Carbide drills, dies & wear parts
- Solid tungsten & heavy alloy
- Carbide sludge & grindings on review
Cobalt Co
Cobalt-bearing scrap from tooling, alloys, and industrial processes:
- Cobalt alloy scrap
- High-speed steel with cobalt
- Stellite-type hardfacing alloys
- Cobalt-bearing residues on review
Nickel & High-Temp Alloys Ni
Nickel and superalloy scrap from aerospace, chemical, and energy work:
- Nickel solids & turnings
- Inconel & Monel
- Hastelloy & Waspaloy
- Titanium scrap
Other Non-Ferrous
We also buy a range of additional non-ferrous metals for export:
- Aluminum — sheet, extrusion, bales
- Zinc & zinc die cast
- Lead & tin
- Molybdenum & tantalum on review
Don’t see your material? If it’s non-ferrous or a specialty alloy and it isn’t listed, send photos and a description — we’ll tell you quickly whether we can buy it.
How It Works
Sell to us in four steps
The same straightforward process whether it’s a single pallet or a recurring monthly stream.
STEP 01
Send your offer list
Email your offer list or price sheet with material, grade, estimated quantity, location, and photos if you have them.
STEP 02
Get a quote
We review the lot and come back with a price based on grade, quantity, and current market conditions. No obligation to sell.
STEP 03
20% deposit
Once we agree on terms, we pay a 20% deposit to secure the lot and schedule pickup or delivery.
STEP 04
Weighing & balance
The material is certified weighed, and the balance is paid in full before shipment. Then the lot moves to export.
Buying Terms
Clear terms, agreed up front
Every purchase runs on the same terms, confirmed in writing before material moves — so there are no surprises at the scale.
Payment & weighing
Deposit
20% deposit on agreement, to secure your lot.
Weighing
Final settlement weight is by certified weighing of the material as received.
Balance
The balance is paid after certified weighing and before shipment — you are paid in full before the lot leaves.
Lot types
One-time lots and recurring monthly supply are both welcome.
Markets
Material is purchased for export; we source from sellers throughout the United States.
What to include in your offer
- Material & grade — e.g. #1 copper, yellow brass, carbide inserts
- Estimated quantity — weight or number of pallets / drums / gaylords
- Photos of the lot — a few clear photos help us quote faster and firmer
- Your price sheet — if you have target pricing, include it
- Location — city and state where the material sits
- One-time or recurring — and how often new material comes available
Scrap yards & dealers
Move non-ferrous and specialty inventory into export channels, month after month.
Machine shops & manufacturers
Carbide tooling, turnings, and alloy scrap priced as specialty metal — not mixed steel.
Electrical & demolition contractors
Copper wire, busbar, and brass from tear-outs and decommissioning work.
Industrial facilities
One-time cleanouts and surplus lots, plus recurring scrap streams on a monthly cycle.
FAQ
Questions sellers ask
Do you buy one-time lots, or only recurring supply?
Both. We buy single, one-time lots as well as recurring monthly supply. If you generate material on a regular cycle, tell us the rhythm in your first email and we’ll set the lot up as a standing purchase.
How does payment work?
On agreed terms we pay a 20% deposit to secure the lot. The material is then certified weighed, and the balance is paid in full after weighing and before shipment.
What should I send to get a quote?
Your offer list or price sheet works best: material and grade, estimated quantity, photos, your location, and whether it’s one-time or recurring. Email it to hannah@fleetmarkinc.com — the button at the top of this page opens an email with those fields already laid out.
How is my material priced?
By grade, form, quantity, and current market conditions for that metal. Clean, well-sorted lots — carbide kept separate from steel, for example — grade better and price better than mixed material.
I’m not sure what metal I have. Can you help?
Yes. Send clear photos and tell us where the material came from (machine shop, demolition, warehouse cleanout). We’ll identify it and let you know whether it’s something we buy.
Where do you buy?
We’re based in Ontario, California, and we source material from sellers across the United States for export. Include your city and state in your offer so we can factor in logistics.
Contact
Send us your offer list
Email your offer list or price sheet — material, grade, quantity, photos, and location — and we’ll come back with a quote. Prefer to talk first? Call us.