Catalytic Converter 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.
Catalytic Converter market context — New Mexico
Local supply of Catalytic Converter in New Mexico comes through yards that serve oil and gas, federal labs and aerospace, and agriculture. Regionally, Southwest mills and Gulf-of-Mexico ports give yards a working corridor to the buyers of platinum, palladium, and rhodium recovery. The largest pocket of yards taking Catalytic Converter sits in Albuquerque. Sellers usually find that posted rates respond to the same end-use demand for platinum, palladium, and rhodium recovery 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 Catalytic Converter 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