Scrap metal recycling involves the collection, processing, and reuse of scrap metal materials, including both ferrous and non-ferrous metals. These materials, which can come from old vehicles, appliances, industrial machinery, and even electronics, are processed at recycling facilities to create new, reusable metal products. Recycling scrap metal helps conserve valuable natural resources by reducing the need for raw metal extraction and minimizes environmental damage caused by mining. It also uses less energy than producing metals from ores, cutting down on greenhouse gas emissions. Beyond environmental benefits, scrap metal recycling offers economic advantages by providing jobs, supporting local businesses, and supplying the manufacturing industry with affordable, high-quality raw materials. It plays a critical role in the circular economy.