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Aluminium scrap buyer in Dammam
Window frames, door profiles, engine castings and radiators all count as aluminium scrap, and each one pays differently. canasa sorts them into their grades, writes a price per kilo for each, and weighs them in front of you.
The aluminium grades we buy
Aluminium is light and never grabs a magnet. After that, the shape and how clean it is decide the grade.
- 01Profiles (6063)
Extruded window frames, door frames, blinds and trim. Clean extrusion usually pays more than cast aluminium.
- 02Cast aluminium
Rough, grainy moulded parts such as engine pieces, gearbox housings and cookware. The yard calls this grade Trump.
- 03Radiators and condensers
Honeycomb cores from cars and AC units. Clean cores pay more than ones with iron brackets still attached.
AC scrap
Before you bring aluminium
Simple sorting keeps a clean piece at a clean price.
- 01Strip the steel
Screws, hinges, brackets and steel inserts drag a clean profile down. Remove what you can so the piece stays in the clean grade.
- 02Glass and rubber out
Window profiles often arrive with glass, rubber seals and plastic still fitted. Taking them out before the weigh-in means you are paid on aluminium alone.
- 03Keep cast and profile apart
Cast and extruded aluminium are different grades. Two piles mean two lines on the quote instead of one blended price.
Questions about aluminium
From households, glaziers and garages.
How do I know if my scrap is aluminium?
It is light for its size, silver-grey, and a magnet will not stick to it. Stainless steel can look similar, though it is much heavier and may pull weakly on a magnet.
Do you buy old aluminium windows and doors?
Yes, frames included. Bring them as they are or with the glass removed, and send a photo first so the grader can tell you which grade they will make.
Do you buy car radiators and AC condensers?
Yes. Radiator and condenser cores are a grade of their own, and cores with the iron removed are priced higher.
Get your aluminium priced
Photograph the pile from two sides and say roughly how much there is. The grader replies with the grade and the price per kilo during yard hours.