Brass scrap metal consists of discarded or surplus brass materials that are collected for recycling. Brass, an alloy primarily composed of copper and zinc, is commonly found in plumbing fixtures, electrical components, and automotive parts. The recycling of brass scrap metal involves sorting, cleaning, and melting the material down to be reused in the production of new products. Brass recycling is important for conserving natural resources, as it reduces the need for raw material extraction and minimizes environmental impact. Additionally, recycling brass scrap metal helps save energy and supports sustainable practices in industries such as manufacturing and construction.