End of life vehicles

MSM Recycling supplies end of life vehicles (ELVs) collected and processed in County Offaly, Ireland, for export as bulk scrap material. The vehicles are stripped of fluids, batteries, catalytic converters, and reusable parts prior to crushing. The remaining shell is delivered as compacted bales or loose scrap, primarily composed of ferrous metal with residual non-ferrous content.

The material composition typically includes 70% to 75% mild steel, 10% to 15% aluminum, 5% to 8% copper, and 5% to 10% plastics and rubber. These proportions align with standard ELV streams in the European Union under Directive 2000/53/EC. No vehicles are supplied with engines or transmissions intact; all are fully depolluted and dismantled to meet EU recycling standards.

Buyers include scrap metal traders, recycling plants, and foundries in Asia and the Middle East seeking ferrous scrap for melting. Orders are processed in bulk, with minimum quantities typically starting at 10 metric tons. Packaging is either loose in containers or compressed into bales weighing 500kg to 1,000kg. Trade terms are negotiable, with FOB Cork or Dublin port common. Buyers must confirm documentation for customs clearance of hazardous waste streams.

MSM Recycling operates from Annagh, Offaly, Ireland, with no disclosed history, employee count, or processing facility details. The supplier is classified as imported and holds a harbor trust tier, indicating basic export documentation verification. No certifications, audit reports, or client references are provided in the listing.

The company sources end of life vehicles from registered dismantlers across Ireland and performs depollution and initial sorting before export. It does not claim to own crushing or shredding facilities. The listing does not state whether it handles non-ferrous separation or offers certified documentation for hazardous waste transport. Buyers should treat this as a sourcing agent, not a full-cycle recycler.