There are several types of Copper Scraps:

1. Bare Bright Copper: This is the purest form of scrap copper, often found in electrical wires and cables. It is clean, unalloyed, and free of insulation, making it highly sought after for recycling.

2. Copper Wire: Copper wires come in various grades based on their thickness, insulation, and alloy content. They are commonly used in electrical and telecommunications applications.

3. Copper Tubing: Copper tubing is widely used in plumbing, heating, and air conditioning systems. It is categorized into different grades based on purity and condition.

4. Copper Sheet: Sheets of copper are used in roofing, architectural applications, and decorative elements. The grade of the sheet may vary depending on the alloy composition and thickness.

5. Mixed Copper: Mixed copper scraps may contain a combination of various copper components, such as wires, pipes, and sheets. Sorting and processing are necessary to separate the different grades.

6. Copper Alloys: Copper alloys, like brass and bronze, are popular in various applications. Recycling these alloys involves separating the copper from other metals like zinc and tin.