Phone: 843-856-1045
Phone: 843-856-1045
At South Carolina-based Meridian Metals, there is no waste. We collect, recycle, and transform specialty aerospace and electronic materials (E scrap) into valuable resources that return maximum value to our customers and protect the environment.
We recover Precious Metals. We’re experts in identifying precious metal-bearing components and packaging them for maximum value. Leveraging our partnerships with the world’s leading precious metals refineries, we’ve recovered hundreds of pounds of gold, palladium, iridium, silver, and platinum.
We offer our clients a full spectrum of recycling services including receiving, extracting, separating, selling, and global logistics — with honesty and integrity. No other company in our industry does what we can do for all of our customers. We offer pickup of electronic materials throughout the lowcountry and ensure that all personal data is kept secure until it is destroyed.
Meridian Metals scientists have a deep understanding of hundreds of alloys and a state-of-the-art vacuum grade process to segregate them. We specialize in isolating high-temperature and high-tensile strength elements such as Inconel 625, Inconel 718, Inconel 750, Hastelloys, Waspaloy, Udimets, Haynes, and Renes.
We are an international aerospace recycling facility. From rhenium-base, single crystal alloys to precious metals recovery of airfoil coatings, we are unsurpassed in segregating aerospace alloys so our customers can realize the highest possible financial return.
Recycling is more than just a business at Meridian Materials Management, it’s our mission. Each year, our customers entrust us with more than 24 million pounds of material to recover and re-purpose.
As consumer electronics proliferate, our world is faced with a growing supply of obsolete devices and e waste materials. We are unmatched in our ability to identify, shred, and sort electronics material (e scrap) to ensure that copper, gold, and other valuable resources don’t go to waste and to keep hazardous elements out of the environment.