Cast Iron Scrap Price in South Carolina
National average updated Nov 10, 2026. Yard quotes in South Carolina vary with volume and prep — use the national average as your baseline and call ahead.
Cast Iron market context — South Carolina
Yards in South Carolina that buy Cast Iron draw from the local mix of automotive manufacturing, aerospace, and tire production. Regionally, Southeast steel and aluminum mills, plus Gulf and Atlantic ports, give yards short shipping legs to downstream buyers of engine blocks, pipe, and machine bases. The largest pocket of yards taking Cast Iron sits in Spartanburg. Sellers usually find that posted rates respond to the same end-use demand for engine blocks, pipe, and machine bases that drives the national market, with yard-to-yard differences inside the state coming down to volume and downstream relationships. Calling the yard before driving over is the simplest way to confirm the day's rate and that they want the grade you have on hand.
Scrap Yards Buying Cast Iron in South Carolina
- A & J Recycling— Cowpens
- A & P Recycling Co— Sumter
- A Recycling Center— Columbia
- AAA Metal— North Charleston
- Allen's Scrap Metal— Loris
- Alma Alloys Recycling— Gaffney
- American Scrap Iron & Metals— Cayce
- Anointed Converters & Cores— Gray Court
- Augusta Road Recycling— Piedmont
- Auto Salvage Co— Ladson
- B & D Scrap Metal— North Charleston
- B J Metals— Mayesville
- Barlet's Recycling— Easley
- Belton Metal Inc— Belton
- Berkeley Scrap Metal— Moncks Corner
- Bluff Road Recycling— Columbia
- Brewer Scrap Metal— Trenton
- Brock, Jerry— West Columbia
- Bush's Containers— Florence
- Bush's Recycling Inc— Florence
- C & C Metal Recycling— Greenwood
- C Mc Lexington— Lexington
- CMC Recycling— Spartanburg
- CMC Recycling— Cayce
- Camden Steel & Metal Co— Camden