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Accepts: Copper #1, Copper #2, Bare bright copper wire, Insulated copper wire #1, Insulated copper wire #2, Yellow brass, Red brass, Aluminum
What does 3R Recycling buy?
They buy scrap metals at the drive-thru, including Copper #1, Copper #2, bare bright copper wire, insulated copper wire (#1 and #2), yellow and red brass, aluminum, and aluminum-copper coil (ACR). Staff will grade your material on site and you can watch the scale.
What are the hours?
The drive-thru is open daily with a posted same-day window of 9:00 am to 2:00 pm. Hours can vary, so call (513) 771-4002 before heading over.
419 Northland Blvd building a Cincinnati OH 45240 USA
Cleanlites Recycling's eWaste facility at 419 Northland Boulevard in Cincinnati, OH handles electronics recycling, lamp and ballast disposal, and IT asset disposition for businesses, healthcare organizations, and OEMs. The Cincinnati location accepts computer monitors, TVs, batteries, and hazardous materials including mercury-containing devices. Cleanlites is also the largest processor of recalled airbags in the U.S. Contact this facility at (800) 778-6645, Monday through Friday, 7:00am–4:00pm.
Services: Electronics recycling · IT asset disposition and data destruction · Lamp and ballast recycling · Battery recycling · Hazardous waste disposal
Accepts: Computer monitors, TVs, Batteries, Fluorescent lamps and ballasts, Mercury-containing devices, Aerosols, eWaste, LCD and LED displays
Does the Cincinnati eWaste facility handle confidential data destruction?
Yes. Cleanlites provides IT asset disposition and confidential data destruction services for businesses of all sizes.
7806 Anthony Wayne Ave Cincinnati OH 45216 USA
Cleanlites Recycling's Ohio facility at 7806 Anthony Wayne Avenue in Cincinnati, OH focuses on lamp recycling, mercury disposal, and confidential data destruction for healthcare providers, financial institutions, and corporate clients in the greater Cincinnati area. Contact this location at (513) 641-4155. Cleanlites handles medical device disposal and PCB recycling, and serves hospital networks, urgent care centers, and local businesses with tailored recycling and waste management solutions.
Services: Lamp and mercury disposal · Confidential data destruction · Medical device disposal · PCB recycling · IT asset disposition
Accepts: Fluorescent and other lamps, Mercury-containing devices, Medical devices, PCBs, IT assets and storage media, Batteries, Electronics
Does this Cincinnati Cleanlites location accept medical devices for disposal?
Yes. Cleanlites handles large and small medical device disposal and serves healthcare clients including hospital networks and local clinics.
5038 Beech St Cincinnati OH 45212 USA
Cohen Recycling in Norwood is part of a family-owned recycling company founded in 1924, operating as one of the larger ferrous and non-ferrous metal recyclers in North America. The facility accepts scrap metal, electronics, appliances, and vehicles from residents, small businesses, and large commercial operations. Cohen is headquartered in Middletown, Ohio, and operates multiple public drive-thru and commercial recycling locations throughout the Ohio Valley region.
Services: Public drive-thru scrap metal drop-off · Commercial and industrial metal recycling · Vehicle recycling · Electronics recycling · Scrap metal purchasing
Accepts: Ferrous metals, Non-ferrous metals, Stainless steel, Nickel, Electronics (items that plug in or take batteries), Appliances (stoves, toasters, small appliances), Cars and vehicles, DVD players
What hours is Cohen Recycling open?
Cohen Recycling Centers are open Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 3 PM. They are closed on most national holidays.
What types of items does Cohen accept?
Cohen accepts items made mostly or entirely of metal, items that take batteries, and items that plug in. This includes scrap metal, appliances, electronics, vehicles, and more. Their staff can help determine if a specific item qualifies.
12175 Reading Rd Cincinnati OH 45241 USA
Cohen Recycling has been family-owned since 1924 and is one of the larger ferrous and non-ferrous metal recycling companies in North America. The Sharonville location is part of Cohen's network of public drive-thru recycling centers serving the Cincinnati and Ohio Valley region. They accept scrap metal, electronics, appliances, and vehicles from residents and businesses alike.
Services: Public drive-thru scrap metal drop-off · Commercial and industrial metal recycling · Car recycling · Electronics recycling · Scrap pickup service for businesses
Accepts: Ferrous metals, Non-ferrous metals, Stainless steel, Nickel, Stoves and large appliances, Small appliances (toasters, etc.), Electronics (DVD players, telephones), Medical devices
What hours is the Cohen Recycling Center open?
Cohen Recycling Centers are open Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 3 PM, and closed on most national holidays.
What types of materials does Cohen accept?
Cohen accepts anything made mostly or entirely of metal, anything that takes batteries, or anything that plugs in. This includes scrap metal, appliances, electronics, vehicles, and more. Their staff can help with any exceptions.
2551 Compton Rd Cincinnati OH 45231 USA
426 West Seymour Avenue
U-Pull-&-Pay Cincinnati is a self-service salvage yard operated by Pull-A-Part, offering an organized yard with online vehicle inventory search, used car sales, and junk car buying with free towing.
Services: self-service used auto parts · junk car buying · used car sales · free tow for junk cars
Accepts: junk cars, trucks, SUVs, vans
How do I sell my junk car?
Call the Sell My Car line at (513) 930-0579 for a quote; if accepted, they arrange free tow pickup.
What is the admission fee?
Regular admission is $2; VIP admission is $1. You must be 16 or older to enter the yard.
Based on the listings above, materials commonly handled in Cincinnati include Electronics, scrap metal, Steel, Appliances, Cardboard. Browse the guides below for preparation tips, scrap values, and what's recyclable.
Cincinnati, Ohio currently lists 16 recycling centers on RecycleFind. Popular materials include Electronics, scrap metal, Steel. 2 centers offer pickup or container service (13% of the market). 6 locations open on Saturdays, making weekend drop-offs possible. Payment methods vary. Ask each yard about cash or electronic options before visiting. Average customer rating across published reviews is 4.1 out of 5.
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