Cast Iron Scrap Price in New Mexico
National average updated Nov 10, 2026. Yard quotes in New Mexico vary with volume and prep — use the national average as your baseline and call ahead.
Cast Iron market context — New Mexico
The New Mexico market for Cast Iron is shaped by the state's economic mix of oil and gas, federal labs and aerospace, and agriculture. On a regional level, Southwest mills and Gulf-of-Mexico ports give yards a working corridor to the buyers of engine blocks, pipe, and machine bases. The largest pocket of yards taking Cast Iron sits in Albuquerque. End-use demand for engine blocks, pipe, and machine bases sets the floor; what each yard pays on top of that depends on its volume and shipping setup. Calling ahead to confirm the rate and that the yard is buying the grade you have is always worth the minute it takes.
Scrap Yards Buying Cast Iron in New Mexico
- A.C.T Recycling Center— Alamogordo
- Ace Metals Inc— Albuquerque
- Acme Iron & Metal— Roswell
- Acme Iron and Metal— Albuquerque
- Acme Iron and Metal— Albuquerque
- Acme Iron and Metal— Albuquerque
- Albuquerque Metal Recycling— Albuquerque
- Amado Recycling— Albuquerque
- Born Free Scrap Metal— Albuquerque
- C & B Recycling— Carlsbad
- Capital Scrap Metal— Las Vegas
- Clovis Recycling— Clovis
- Commercial Metals Company— Albuquerque
- Dri Metal Recycling— Silver City
- Earth Day Recycling Co— Albuquerque
- Gallegos Recycling— Espanola
- Hobbs Iron & Metal— Hobbs
- M and R Recycling— Albuquerque
- National Metal Recycling— Albuquerque
- North Fifty-Four Salvage Inc— Alamogordo
- Pueblo Metals Recycling— Albuquerque
- Roswell Recycling Center— Roswell
- Route 66 Enterprises LLC— Albuquerque
- Salvage Plus Metal Recycling— Kirtland
- Valley Scrap Metal Inc— Farmington