Ferrous metals
Steel, iron and heavy melting material when the form and approximate quantity can be identified.

Industrial scrap buyers
This is the material-led service: ferrous and non-ferrous metals, eligible electrical scrap, and industrial equipment sold by factories, warehouses and contractors.
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.
Steel, iron and heavy melting material when the form and approximate quantity can be identified.
Aluminium, copper and other eligible metals, kept separate from mixed waste wherever the site allows.
Cable and electrical equipment only where the description and photographs show a lot we can actually accept.
Stand-alone equipment assessed for recovery, not listed as a catalogue of items for sale.
Cleaner material is easier to price. Mixed lots are still reviewed, with the mix described in the quotation.
Material left after an industrial job, provided the contractor can grant access and confirm ownership.
Obsolete stock, racking-related metal and equipment being removed from a store.
We do not publish daily scrap rates. A number without material, quantity and location would be a guess. Hazardous and regulated waste streams are outside this offer.
Photographs show the kinds of commercial spaces and materials this work involves. They are illustrative references, not documented Arbiya Traders projects.



Factory scrap is written for plant managers selling process waste and shutdown lots. This page is for the material itself, including lots that come from warehouses and contractors.
No. Metal values move, and condition changes the offer. Send the material type, quantity and location for a quotation.
Only lots we can identify and accept. Describe the material and attach photographs. E-waste rules still apply to anything that falls under them.
Karnataka enquiries are reviewed on quantity and access. The quotation will say whether collection is practical.
Share photographs and the location. We will tell you whether a remote review is enough or a site inspection should come first.