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Worn fixtures, baskets, radiant tubes, retorts, heating elements and thermocouples; we collect furnace metal from heat treaters, foundries and furnace engineers across the UK.
Regular collections or on call, planned around rebuilds, relines and shutdowns.
From a crate of spent thermocouples to a full furnace strip-out.
Collection service available, Mon–Fri.
Our team helps businesses in the furnace industry across the UK to manage metal waste efficiently, sustainably and in compliance with regulations.
We set a collection frequency that matches how quickly your baskets, grids and jigs wear out, and adjust it as throughput changes.
We book around your rebuild or reline schedule and clear furnace shells, rolls, belts and internals in one go.
Documentation arrives automatically after every collection; nothing to request, nothing missing.
Clean and segregated waste creates high quality recyclables and opportunities for rebates.
Worn jigs, grids, trays and baskets in heat-resisting stainless steel and nickel alloy.
Radiant tubes, muffles, retorts and furnace rolls from heat treatment and sintering lines.
Spent elements, element wire and thermocouples, including precious metal types.
Mesh belts, shells, burners, induction coils and redundant furnace equipment.
Most popular
A fixed day and frequency, set from your fixture wear and output. Same crew, same slot, no chasing.
Best for heat treaters with steady throughput.
Flexible
Ring or email when your bins are full and we’ll book the next available slot.
Best for batch work and variable fixture replacement.
One-off
Furnace rebuilds, relines, line changes and site closures, cleared in one go.
Best for projects with a fixed shutdown window.
Every load documented; tonnage, grade and destination, ready for your environmental reporting.
Get in touch with our team today to receive a quote. We’ll come back with a price and a suggested collection schedule, usually the same working day.
Or call 0845 366 9306
Furnace fixtures, tubes and retorts are usually made from stainless steels and nickel alloys that contain nickel, chromium and sometimes cobalt. These elements carry a much higher value than mild steel, so correct grading makes a real difference to your return.
Yes. We plan collections around your shutdown window and clear metal internals, belts, rolls, shells and redundant equipment in one go.
Waste transfer notes and a recycling certificate for every collection, showing tonnage and destination.