Production scrap
Offcuts, rejects and routine metal waste from an operating line, collected on an agreed schedule or as a one-time lot.

Factory and industrial scrap
We buy scrap and surplus assets from factories, workshops and industrial units. The offer follows an inspection of material, quantity and how the lot can be collected.
Arbiya Traders buys from businesses. This page is a way to request a valuation or a site inspection. There is no catalogue and nothing is listed for retail sale.
Offcuts, rejects and routine metal waste from an operating line, collected on an agreed schedule or as a one-time lot.
Mixed material that comes out when a bay, line or entire plant is being closed.
Equipment that is idle, replaced or being sold with the surrounding scrap, subject to identification on site.
Steel and other eligible metals once the grade, contamination and approximate weight are understood.
A recurring scrap stream or a bay that has to be cleared before the next installation.
An industrial unit winding down and selling what can be recovered.
Leftover industrial material from a completed installation, assessed as its own lot.
Acceptance depends on material, condition, quantity and location. Hazardous waste is not part of this service.
Photographs show the kinds of commercial spaces and materials this work involves. They are illustrative references, not documented Arbiya Traders projects.



Yes. Operating plants often sell process scrap without a shutdown. Collection is planned around production access and safety rules on site.
The quotation states whether the quantity is an estimate from photographs, a site assessment, or a weighment method agreed for collection.
Yes. Describe both. We will say in the quotation which assets are being purchased and which items are excluded.
No. Grade, contamination and quantity decide it. Tell us what the material is, and send photographs before expecting a number.
Share photographs and the location. We will tell you whether a remote review is enough or a site inspection should come first.