In general, 25 to 30 thousand tons of recycled copper waste is brought into the re-production cycle in the country. This amount includes about 15% of copper production in the country. Of this 15%, about 10% is used for industrial purposes.

Recycling of copper waste will definitely bring beneficial environmental effects. The recycling of all metals, including copper, is so valuable and vital for the environment that it has become a very important and income-generating industry in the first world countries.

In fact, thanks to factories recycling precious metals such as copper, the production cycle of copper equipment, tools and parts is always on schedule. In addition, due to the widespread use of copper metal, the recycling of this metal’s waste and its reuse will also preserve national capital. National capitals are preserved and valued not only by recycling copper waste and scraps, but also by recycling other metals such as brass, iron, silver, etc

Zinc is often found as an added element to other metals or to alloys such as brass or as a coating on galvanized steel..

Another reason for recycling is the significant reduction of production costs and the saving of natural resources. Recycling zinc creates less toxic gases than producing this metal from ore, so it can help preserve the health of the environment and humans.

In addition to the above, by recycling zinc waste, it is possible to provide employment opportunities for a large number of people and to make a profit by selling these wastes to other countries.

Zinc can be recycled many times without changing its properties by turning it into other materials, that’s why the market of buying and selling zinc waste is very prosperous all over the world.