Brake drum scrap refers to used or discarded brake drums that are no longer suitable for
use in vehicles but can
be recycled.

What is a brake drum?
A brake drum is a cylindrical component in drum brake systems, typically made from cast
iron or sometimes steel.
It works by pressing brake shoes against the inner surface of the drum to slow down or stop
the rotation of a
wheel.

Brake Drum Scrap:

These are old, worn-out, or damaged brake drums removed from vehicles.

Because they are mostly made of cast iron or steel, they have significant value as scrap
metal.

The scrap is collected, melted down, and recycled to manufacture new metal products.