Copper scrap refers to used, discarded, or leftover copper materials such as wires, pipes, sheets, cables, and electronic components that can be collected and recycled to produce new copper products. Because copper is a highly durable and conductive metal, it can be recycled multiple times without losing its physical or chemical properties, making it extremely valuable in the recycling industry. Copper scrap is commonly generated from construction sites, electrical installations, plumbing systems, manufacturing industries, and old electronic devices. After collection, the scrap is sorted, cleaned, and melted in recycling facilities to create new copper rods, wires, pipes, and industrial components.