Ferrous scrap metal refers to discarded metal items primarily composed of iron and steel. Found in everyday objects like old vehicles, household appliances, and construction materials, ferrous metals are highly recyclable and play a crucial role in reducing waste. Recycling ferrous scrap metal conserves natural resources by minimizing the need for mining virgin materials and reducing energy consumption during production. Commonly processed at scrap yards and recycling facilities, this type of metal undergoes sorting, shredding, and melting to create new, high-quality materials. Its magnetic properties make it easy to identify and separate from non-ferrous metals. With environmental and economic benefits, ferrous scrap metal recycling contributes to sustainable practices and helps support the circular economy.