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120 Covehill Rd, Bridgewater , Bridgewater, TAS 7030, Australia

Recycling Center - Bridgewater, TAS

Thurlow Metal Recycling (TMR) is Tasmania's premier 100% locally-owned scrap metal recycling service, proudly serving communities across the entire state. Based in Hobart and Launceston.

Thurlow Metal Recycling (TMR) stands as Tasmania's leading 100% locally-owned scrap metal recycling company, delivering professional services across the entire state from our strategic bases in Hobart and Launceston. We're the only company in Tasmania offering our revolutionary on-site weigh and pay service, ensuring complete transparency and immediate payment for all your scrap metal needs.

Our comprehensive coverage extends throughout Tasmania, serving major centers including Devonport, Burnie, Kingston, Brighton, Sorell, and Glenorchy, as well as key industrial suburbs like Derwent Park, Lutana, Claremont, Moonah, Invermay, and Rocherlea. Whether you're located in northern Tasmania communities such as Scottsdale, Deloraine, and George Town, or southern regions including Battery Point, Sandy Bay, Mount Stuart, and Bellerive, TMR brings professional metal recycling directly to your doorstep.

We specialize in purchasing ferrous and non-ferrous materials, catalytic converters, and e-waste, serving tradesman, construction sites, manufacturing facilities, and residential customers alike. Our services include cash for scrap collection, comprehensive bin hire with onsite weighing, and complete demolition cleanup solutions. With TMR, you'll experience honest, transparent pricing with immediate payment – watch your metal being weighed and receive your money on the spot, guaranteed.

 
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