Mixed Brass
A mixed load of brass items that have not been sorted or cleaned. Includes chrome taps, lacquered fittings, mixed plumbing hardware.
How to Identify
A collection of various yellow-metal fittings without sorting.
How This Grade Compares
Mixed Brass is a standard grade of Brass scrap. At £2.60–£3.00/kg, it sits within the typical range for this metal. Clean presentation and proper sorting will help you achieve the top of this range.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is Mixed Brass scrap worth per kg?▾
Mixed Brass currently fetches £2.60–£3.00 per kg at UK scrap yards (approximately £2,600–£3,000/tonne). Prices vary by yard, quantity, and local market conditions.
How do I identify Mixed Brass?▾
A collection of various yellow-metal fittings without sorting.
Can I get paid cash for Mixed Brass at a scrap yard?▾
No. Since the Scrap Metal Dealers Act 2013, all UK scrap yards are legally required to pay by bank transfer or cheque. Cash payments for scrap metal are illegal.
What lowers the grade of Mixed Brass?▾
Any contamination reduces your payout. Common issues include: attached fittings or connectors, paint or coating, solder, corrosion, or mixing with lower-grade Brass material. Sort and clean before selling.