Heavy-duty non-ferrous scraps refer to recyclable materials that are both substantial in weight and devoid of iron content. These scraps typically comprise metals such as aluminum, copper, brass, and lead, among others. Non-ferrous scraps are often derived from industrial processes, construction projects, and discarded consumer goods. They undergo recycling to reclaim valuable raw materials, thereby conserving natural resources and reducing waste. Heavy-duty non-ferrous scraps are commonly found in the form of pipes, wires, sheets, and components from machinery or appliances. Due to their high recyclability and market demand, these scraps play a crucial role in the circular economy by supplying secondary raw materials for manufacturing new products while mitigating environmental impact.