Aircraft Engines & Components
Complete engines, cores, modules, cases, discs, shafts, blades, vanes, accessories, and condemned components.

We purchase high-value aerospace alloys, turbine engine material, carbide, precious-metal-bearing material, and industrial scrap nationwide and internationally.
High-value material demands more than a commodity price. It demands the right market, the right process, and the right buyer.
Complete engines, cores, modules, cases, discs, shafts, blades, vanes, accessories, and condemned components.
Gas and steam turbine components, rotors, buckets, vanes, combustor parts, and retired equipment.
Inconel, Hastelloy, Monel, titanium, molybdenum, tantalum, rhenium, niobium, hafnium, germanium, and indium.
Carbide inserts, tooling, solids, wear parts, hardfacing, sludge, and tungsten heavy alloys.
Gold, silver, platinum, and palladium-bearing catalysts, honeycomb, plating, contacts, and industrial residues.
Copper, aluminum, stainless, machinery, electrical equipment, heat exchangers, and complex industrial lots.

From complete engines and modules to condemned components and segregated alloy streams, ASM evaluates material through the lens of its program, chemistry, condition, and recoverable value.
We coordinate pickup, freight, and complex material moves across the United States and evaluate international opportunities.
Send photos, lists, weights, and location details for a focused review built around the material—not a generic scrap grade.
Documentation support is available for material that requires verified destruction and responsible disposition.
For more than 50 years, ASM has helped material owners turn complex metal streams and industrial assets into informed recovery opportunities.
Experience with engines, turbines, specialty alloys, and high-value component streams.
Material is reviewed by program, chemistry, form, condition, quantity, and downstream market.
Complete equipment, mixed industrial lots, obsolete inventory, and hard-to-place materials are welcome for review.
Direct communication, practical logistics coordination, and a clear path from information to offer.
Aircraft engines, turbine assemblies, specialty-alloy components, and recovery projects handled by Aviation Scrap Metals.

A faster review starts with the right information. Here is what procurement teams, operators, and material owners ask most often.
We review complete engines, modules, turbine blades and vanes, cases, discs, shafts, accessories, condemned parts, and segregated high-temperature alloy streams across commercial aviation and power-generation programs.
Send clear photos, a material or inventory list, approximate weights or quantities, the current location, and your preferred timing. Part numbers, alloy chemistry, and records are helpful when available.
Yes. ASM services accounts nationally and evaluates international purchasing opportunities. Pickup and freight planning depend on the material, quantity, location, and transaction scope.
Yes. Tell us the documentation and disposition requirements at the start of the review so the process can be scoped correctly for your material.
Send photos, a material list, estimated weights, location, and timing. We'll review the opportunity and discuss the next move.
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