Live Scrap Rates in Nandgaon

Nandgaon in Maharashtra's Nashik district carries deep cultural significance as a pilgrimage centre, but its economic fabric also includes agriculture, dairy processing, and expanding residential construction that collectively drive scrap generation. Temple renovation projects periodically release interesting non-ferrous scrap including brass fixtures and copper roofing elements. The town's growing urbanization is steadily increasing the volume of construction and demolition waste entering the recycling stream.

Iron and mild steel from construction sites trade between INR 23 and INR 29 per kilogram, forming the market's backbone by volume. Temple and household brass items fetch INR 360-420 per kilogram, while copper from electrical and plumbing sources reaches INR 620-690 per kilogram. Plastic waste from dairy packaging and agricultural films is collected at INR 10-16 per kilogram by informal recyclers who supply processors in the Nashik industrial zone.

When selling scrap from renovation projects, separating decorative brass and copper items from structural iron significantly improves total realization. Nandgaon's dealers are well-connected to Nashik's recycling market, so local prices remain reasonably competitive without requiring sellers to transport material themselves. Obtaining multiple quotes, particularly during festival seasons when renovation activity peaks, ensures you capture the best available price.