Any firm with a stock of scrap metal or xray films lying around on its yard can make some money by selling either or both the scrap metal and xray films to one of the most popular scrap metal recycling firms in the United States. Industrial Surplus Inc. is a scrap metal recycling firm based in Houston but has representative offices throughout the country across all major cities.
Firms in the city of Columbus, SC can now sell their surplus NDT film, dental xray film and all other film to this firm and make a profit out of the sale. The reason is that Industrial Surplus Inc. is one of the best buyers of scrap metal. The firm offers some very attractive terms of sale and many satisfied firms throughout America have happily sold their scrap metal and received good returns.
The firms can now sell their wares by simply contacting the local Industrial Surplus offices in Columbus, SC. The firm has some experienced and helpful staff members who will provide customers with all the assistance and information they need regarding xray film recycling sales or even scrap metal recycling sales. The xray recycling process is important basically because it helps retrieve silver from the films which is then converted into useful silver which finds application in jewelry, electronics and industrial applications. Selling these NDT film and dental xray film to this scrap metal recycler will see the firm enjoy the following benefits.
Sellers get to enjoy some very competitive prices for their wares, receiving some of the best prices in the market today. All the scrap metal available will be purchased without picking and choosing. All the purchased xray film is paid for before collection and Industrial Surplus will meet all the transports costs.
The xray film is sold to silver recycler firms such as Industrial Surplus as well as to other silver recovery companies. The basis of the purchases is silver recovery from x-ray film. This silver is a precious metal that can be sold off to other firms. This is a great opportunity for firms to get some income on the sale of surplus xray film and scrap metal.
