Dismantling is another section for getting the spare parts recycled and it needs a lot of work to be done to collect the vehicles from the buyers’ residence and there are also many steps to get a vehicle to be turned into a scrap car to be salvaged.

What Does Shredding Mean

A quick definition is where customers remove certain parts of the car. After the period of time after all the parts that can still be used, the remains of the cash for cars will be sold to the metal recycler – also known as the shredder. However, the scenario is quite different in wrecking yards. Sometimes wrecking companies act as a shredder as well. If someone gets rid of their car to the car wrecking company, they will get a certificate for car removal. The client will get the money for the scrapped car and it is up to the company want to sell the spare parts of the car or send the entire body for scrapping.
The dismantling service providers will usually focus on newer vehicles or second-hand vehicles that are only used for three years. These vehicles have their fluids removed and their spare parts are taken apart. These parts are catalogued and stored in the database. Each part is also tested and then if they are working they are repackaged before selling them off to a third party. There are many automobile parts sold like engines or radiators. The range of parts that have been removed is also greatly affected by the age of the vehicle. There are newer vehicles that have smaller spare parts removed but the mechanical parts are not removed as these spare parts are still under warranty. Panel parts are the ones that everyone looks for as people tend to purchase these spare parts when they get into the car accident and they need spare parts. The demand for spare parts is the driving factor to run the business of dismantler companies.