Brass scrap refers to discarded or leftover metal items made from brass, an alloy primarily composed of copper and zinc. Commonly sourced from plumbing fixtures, decorative items, musical instruments, and industrial components, brass is a highly recyclable material. Recycling brass scrap helps reduce the demand for raw materials, conserving natural resources and cutting down on the environmental impact of mining. The recycling process involves sorting, cleaning, and melting the scrap to create new brass products. This eco-friendly practice also minimizes energy consumption compared to producing brass from raw metals. Beyond its environmental advantages, brass scrap recycling supports the circular economy and offers financial value, as brass remains one of the more sought-after and profitable metals.