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Scrap Catalytic Converter Prices in Toronto

Looking for the best catalytic converter scrap price in Toronto?

Look no further than ScrapCash! We are one of the top buyers of catalytic converters in the area and we offer top market prices for your scrap metal. If you are a small, medium, or large-sized scrap metal company, or if you are an auto wrecker, scrap metal yard, or auto mechanic shop, please feel free to contact us today for a quote. We would be happy to discuss our prices with you and answer any questions you may have.

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What is a catalytic converter?

A catalytic converter is a device that is used to convert exhaust gases from an internal combustion engine into less harmful substances. The converter is usually located in the exhaust system, between the engine and the muffler. It works by catalyzing a chemical reaction in which harmful pollutants are converted into less harmful gases such as carbon dioxide and water vapor.

We buy All Scrap catalytic converters

We buy any and all types of scrap catalytic converters in the GTA (Toronto Greater Area) including:

• Passenger Cars
• Light Trucks
• Heavy Trucks
• SUVs
• Vans

We also buy junk cars, trucks, and vans with catalytic converters. If you have a vehicle that you would like to scrap, please feel free to contact us for a quote.

The current scrap catalytic converter prices can vary depending on the type of metal used in the catalyst and its price per ounce. Rhodium is the most expensive, followed by palladium and then platinum. The price of rhodium has been increasing in recent years due to increased demand from the automotive industry. Palladium and platinum prices have also been rising but not at the same rate as rhodium.

As of 2022, a small aftermarket catalytic converter might only be worth $100, while a large and rare converter could be worth over $1,200.

What scrap metals are in a catalytic converter?

The three main scrap metals found in a catalytic converter are platinum, palladium, and rhodium.

Catalytic converters lifespan

The lifespan of a catalytic converter is typically between 80,000 and 120,000 miles. However, some converters can last much longer – up to 200,000 miles.

How to scrap catalytic converter

There are a few basic and simple steps to keep in mind when you are preparing your catalytic converters for scrap:

1. Know the make and model of your converter. This information can usually be found on a sticker on the converter itself.
2. Separate the catalytic converter from the exhaust pipes. This can usually be done with a wrench or socket set
3. Ensure that the honeycomb inside the converter is intact. This is the part of the converter that contains the precious metals. If the honeycomb is damaged, it will affect the value of the converter.

If you have any questions about how to scrap your catalytic converter, please feel free to contact us, and we would be happy to help.

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FAQ

What is the best catalytic converter to scrap?

There is no definitive answer to this question as the best catalytic converter to scrap will depend on a number of factors, including the type of metal used in the catalyst and the current scrap metal prices. However, as a general rule, the larger and rarer converters are usually worth more than smaller aftermarket converters.

Where to scrap catalytic converter?

The best place to scrap catalytic converter is at a scrap yard that offers top market prices for your scrap metal. ScrapCash is one of the top buyers of catalytic converters in the Toronto area and we offer top market prices for your scrap metal.

What is the value of the Honda catalytic converter scrap?

The value of Honda catalytic converter scrap can vary greatly depending on a number of factors. For example, the type of metal used in the converter will affect its value – if it’s made with precious metals like platinum or palladium, it will be worth more than if it’s made with less valuable metals. The age and condition of the converter also play a role – newer and/or well-maintained converters will fetch a higher price than older and/or damaged ones. Finally, supply and demand conditions in the scrap metal market can also impact prices – if there’s high demand for catalytic converters we will be willing to pay more for them.

How to find catalytic converter scrap value by serial number

The easiest way to find out the scrap value of a catalytic converter is by using the serial number. This number is usually stamped on the converter itself and can be used to identify the make and model of the converter. Once you have the serial number, you can either call the scrapyard or visit it in person to check the price.