How Millions of Old Cars Are Recycled | From Scrap Cars to New Steel | Massive Car Recycling Line

How Millions of Old Cars Are Recycled | From Scrap Cars to New Steel | Massive Car Recycling Line More than 12 million old cars in the U.S. are dismantled and recycled every year, supplying valuable steel, aluminum, copper, and other materials to the recycling industry. In this video, we go inside massive car recycling plants to see how old vehicles are inspected, stripped, crushed, shredded, and separated using powerful magnets, eddy currents, and advanced sorting systems. Follow the journey of scrap metal as recovered steel is melted in blazing furnaces, cast, rolled, and transformed into new steel products. Chronicle Travels takes you inside this incredible process and shows how millions of old cars can get a second life. 00:00 The Steel Mine 01:00 Car Inspection 02:10 Car Stripping 03:15 Crushing 03:50 Shredding 05:00 Metal Separation 06:00 Melting & Casting 07:15 New Steel Copyright Disclaimer: Chronicle Travels may use some copyrighted materials without specific authorization from the owner; however, the content used here falls under "Fair Use." Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, research, and education. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright law that might otherwise be considered infringing. Non-profit, educational, or personal use may support a fair use claim. If you have any issues, problems, or queries, please feel free to contact us. Contact: [email protected] #CarRecycling #SteelRecycling #HowItsMade