Metal Conversions is one of the nation’s leading scrap metal recycling and tolling operators.

Our experience in the secondary smelting industry allows us to provide our suppliers with direct to consumer pricing with a superior customer service experience.

Metal Conversions was formed in 1997 when Steve Senser, the owner of Cousins Inc., began his partnership with longtime aluminum industry veteran Robert Carey with the goal of using innovative concepts to modernize aluminum trading and smelting.

Among their innovations was the concept of making secondary aluminum foundry alloys out of rotary furnaces and they developed a method for removing lithium from aluminum lithium alloys.

In 1999 Carl Roark, another aluminum industry veteran, joined the team as a partner and in 2001 Metal Conversions and Cousins Inc. merged into one company.

Metal Conversions buys and sells all types of scrap metal including aluminum, copper, brass, zinc, iron and steel.  They melt aluminum scrap at many facilities around the United States and their tolling arrangements with multiple locations minimizes freight cost for their suppliers.

TRADING OFFICE Phone

(614) 392-5787

Trading office Location

4151 Executive Parkway
Suite 360
Westerville, OH 43081

Trading office Hours

M-F 8a–5p
Sa-Su Closed

What We Buy 

Through our many years in the scrap business, we have built strong relationships with our business partners.  If you have a scrap metal item you would like help marketing, contact us and we can get the most value for your material. 

This is a partial list of the items we buy into our processing locations:

• Aluminum clip-all alloys mixed and segregated
• Aluminum copper radiators
• Aluminum extrusions
• Aluminum radiators
• Aluminum turnings-all alloys mixed and segregated
• Lithographic sheet
• New aluminum cast
• Old aluminum cast
• Old aluminum sheet
• Painted siding
• RSI – all alloys and chemistries
• Skims and drosses
• Tire molds
• Used beverage cans

Please contact our trading office at 614-392-5787 or scrap@metalconversions.com for current pricing.

What we sell

Metal Conversions produces and markets a wide variety of aluminum products.   We sell by truckload quantity on a spot basis or on a  long term formula basis. 

We sell:

• Deoxidation-cone, pyramid, notchbar
• Primary alloys in sow
• Scrap-extrusions, segregated clip, RSI, turnings, wire 
• Secondary alloys in sow and ingot

Please contact our trading office at 614-392-5787 or scrap@metalconversions.com to discuss purchasing opportunities.

scrap yard

Metal Conversions operates a full service scrap yard on Crawford Road, in Mansfield, Ohio, buying scrap from the public as well as from local industrial accounts.

We specialize in non-ferrous scrap such as aluminum, copper, brass, zinc, lead and stainless steel. We will also buy steel and iron.

Below is a partial list of the items that we accept at the Crawford yard. If you have something not listed, or have a question about the scrap you are trying to sell, call us at 419-525-0011 during regular business hours.

• Aluminum-sheet, cast, siding, extrusions, doors, windows, awnings, radiators, irony aluminum, wheels, turnings, wire
• Appliances
• Batteries
• Brass-Red brass, yellow brass, hard brass, manganese brass, radiators, turnings
• Copper-   Bare Bright, #1, #2, sheet copper, insulated #1 wire, insulated #2 wire, turnings
• Electric motors
• Iron
• Stainless steel
• Steel
• Zinc-die cast, sheet, turnings

SCRAP YARD PHONE

(419) 525-0011

Scrap yard LOCATION

849 Crawford Avenue
Mansfield, Ohio 44905

scrap yard HOURS

M-F 8a–4:30p
Sa 8a-12p
Su Closed

NOTE: Metal Conversions does not buy beer kegs, cable, wire, electrical components and any other equipment used in providing cable service or any utility service, grave markers, sculptures, plaques, and vases made out of metal, the appearance of which suggests that the articles have been obtained from a cemetery, guard rails, highway and street signs, street light poles and fixtures, worker access hole covers, water meter covers, historical, commemorative, and memorial markers and plaques, grocery carts, railroad material, metal trays used as merchandise containers, or burnt wire.