What factory clearance can cover
- Metal offcuts, cut-outs and trimmings from production.
- Redundant machinery, tooling and fixtures.
- Old racks, frames and platforms.
- Damaged or obsolete electrical and mechanical equipment.
- Accumulated mixed scrap from storage areas.
Pre-clearance assessment
A short assessment avoids surprises on the day. We will usually ask for photographs and, where practical, a site description. For larger jobs a site visit may be discussed. The aim is to identify the volume, the metals involved and any items needing special handling.
Inventory and scheduling
- Walk the site and list areas holding scrap.
- Mark items that must stay, such as equipment still in use.
- Estimate weights and note anything oily, pressurised or electrical.
- Agree a window that suits production, security and safety teams.
- Confirm how vehicles will enter, load and leave.
Access and loading
Share gate dimensions, loading dock heights, internal turning space and any restrictions on vehicle type. Mention whether forklifts or cranes are available on site. Good access can significantly reduce the time needed to complete a clearance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can clearance be scheduled around production?
Timing can be discussed so work fits your site rules.
Do I need a full inventory?
A rough list with photographs is enough to begin.
Do you remove non-metal waste?
The focus is metal scrap. Other waste can be discussed separately.
Can you handle multiple loads?
Large clearances can be planned in stages. Share your estimated volume.
What if some equipment is still working?
Tell us. Working equipment may be handled differently from scrap.
Contact Zahid Scrap Buyer
Ready to discuss your factory scrap clearance enquiry? Call +971 54 428 8350 or send photographs and details on WhatsApp.
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