Did you know?
By separating your materials the right way, you can make more money from your scrap …If you don’t know your Brass from your Copper or your Iron from your Ail, give us a call or pop in to one of our yards.
We are here to help.
tel: 01903 790220 e: info@bryantrecycling.co.uk
Lead acid batteries either start or power cars, forklift trucks, buses, boats, trains & electric wheelchairs all over the globe.
During power outages, lead acid batteries provide quiet, pollution-free emergency power for critical operations such as air-traffic control towers, hospitals, railroad crossings & sever rooms. In these situations the telephones stay on and this is because every major telephone company in the world, including mobile telephone service providers, uses lead acid batteries as backup power to the telecommunications systems.
Lead acid batteries power electric fork trucks used in warehouses, factories, mines, and ships. They also power the shuttle vehicles in airports, as well as wheelchairs, amusement park shuttles and golf carts. On the road, lead acid batteries power electric law-enforcement vehicles, buses, and very soon mail delivery vans
The Paralympics are just round the corner and Team GB has a real fighting chance of finishing in the top 3 once again.
In the building of the stadium, vast amounts of metals were used in the construction …
. Part of the roof’s supporting structure is 2,500 tonnes of steel tubing recycled from old gas pipelines
. 10,000 tonnes of steel was used to build the venue. This is much less than the amounts used in other Olympic Stadiums.
. The permanent lower tier has space for 25,000, and a lightweight steel and concrete upper tier holds a further 55,000 spectators. The upper tier can be taken away after the Games.
Did you know?
A hawk named Willow flies around the Stadium. Its job is to stop the pigeons from nesting!
OLYMPIC MEDAL FACTS: The gold medal actually contains very little gold. It’s made up of 92.5% silver and 1.34% gold with copper filling in the rest.
However the International Olympic Committee requires at least 6 grams of gold per medal. The ore is truly international too, as it comes from a copper mine near Salt Lake City, Utah and another in Mongolia
The silver medal is made up of 92.5% silver, with the remainder copper.
The bronze medal is made up of 97.0% copper, 2.5% zinc and 0.5% tin
Operation Tornado is a scheme involving scrap metal recyclers that is designed to tackle metal theft. It requires anyone selling scrap metal to participating dealers to provide photographic proof of identity.
From Monday 9th July 2012 – I.D. is to be taken and recorded from ALL sellers for a Cash payment to be made. If the prescribed I.D. cannot be produced then cash payments cannot be given for the scrap metal. Alternatively payment will be made by cheque or Bacs payment.
If you would like more information on this please call on 01903 790220 or email info@bryantrecycling.co.uk
We have now moved our Lancing operation to bigger premises.
We are still on the Lancing Business Park, and are now situated directly opposite the entrance to the old yard.
The new address for you to save is:
Unit 1
Marlborough Business Center
Marlborough Road
Lancing Business Park
Lancing,
BN15 8TP
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From the moment you first contact Bryant Recycling till the time you get paid; we try to make the process as easy as we can.
We deal with all types of ferrous & non-ferrous metal, cable and lead acid batteries and pay our customers on the weight of the scrap. For large loads we have a drive on, drive off weigh bridge and for loose non-ferrous metal we have large scales which can take up to 2 tonnes
Below are some frequently asked questions you may find useful …
Q: Where are your yards?
A: We have 2 yards in which we operate in Lancing & Crawley
Q: What types of metal do you take?
A: We take all types of ferrous & non-ferrous metal, Brass, Copper, Lead, Zinc, Irony Ali, Cast Ali, Iron & Steel
Q: Do I have enough scrap to bring to you?
A: We are happy to take any quantity of scrap metal or Lead Acid Batteries
Q: What price are you paying today?
A: The prices of metal changes daily a bit like the stock market so no two days are the same.
Q: How do I get paid?
A: We take a few details from all customers, and then we can pay you. Large or regular collections can be paid on production of invoice by cheque 0r bacs.
Q: What type of batteries do you collect?
A: All lead acid batteries including vehicle batteries, marine batteries, UPS & industrial traction batteries.
Q: I have a large amount of batteries, how will you collect them?
A: When we arrange your collection we will ask about quantity and access requirements then make appropriate arrangements such as vans or lorries with fork lift trucks or an electric tail lift.
Q: What area does Bryant Recycling Company collect in?
A: We operate nationally and can pick up where ever possible we also have 2 dedicated drivers that service the South of England solely for Lead Acid Batteries.
If you still have some questions you need answered, contact us on 08452 699 614
The Great British
Bacon Butty Promotion
May 1st – May 31st
Throughout the month of May we are giving away FREE bacon butties to every customer that brings in over £75 of Scrap Metal or Lead Acid Batteries.
This promotion will run on selected days throughout the month of May at our yard in Lancing. To claim your free bacon butty just bring down over £75 worth of scrap metal or lead acid batteries we will then give you a voucher to claim your butty.
This promotion runs from 8am till 11am
Vouchers can only be used on the day stated on the ticket.
One Ticket Per Person
Tickets only valid at Lancing
Bryant Recycling
Marlborough Road
Lancing Business Park
Lancing
BN15 8SU
01903 790220
info@bryantrecycling.co.uk
We get lots of calls every day asking ‘Can It Be Recycled?’
So to help you on your way to making some extra money, here’s some information on what we can take at our yards in Lancing & Crawley.
Ferrous Metals
Ferrous metals are any type of scrap Iron or Steel. These types of metals account for the large percentage of scrap metal.
The metals can come in the form of; old iron baths, filing cabinets, washing machines, steel beams the list is endless!
Non-Ferrous Metals
Non-Ferrous metal are Copper, Brass, Stainless Steel, Aluminum, Lead & Cable. These metals are more valuable per kg than your ferrous metals.
The metals can come on the form of copper pipes, brass taps, Ali Wheels, Copper Tanks, Ali Window and all forms of cable again the list is endless.
If there is one thing for sure you will have some sort of ferrous or Non-Ferrous metal sitting in the corner of you garage, garden or attic gathering dust which could be making you some pocket money!
For more info please call us on 08452 699 614 or drop us an email at info@bryantrecycling.co.uk
Just a sort note, to let you know the opening hours over the Easter weekend…
Thursday 5th – 8am – 5.30pm Friday 6th – Closed Saturday 7th – Closed Sunday 8th – Closed Monday 9th – Closed Re open Tuesday 10th - 8amFor all enquires please contact us on 08452 699 614 or info@bryantrecycling.co.uk
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