Trinity Metals is a scaled, domestic critical metal processor — recycling copper, aluminum, nickel-based alloys, magnesium, and allied streams for industrial generators, dealers, and downstream producers across North America.
Trinity has operated continuously since 2001, and under the Trinity name since 2008. We recycle critical metals — copper, aluminum, nickel-based alloys, magnesium, and allied streams — for industrial generators, dealers, and downstream producers. Privately held, well-capitalized, and run with a long-term, relationship-driven posture.
Read our story→Sized for consistent, high-volume critical-metal recycling — across copper, aluminum, nickel-based alloys, magnesium, and allied streams.
A reliable, U.S.-based source of recycled critical metals — supporting domestic downstream producers and a resilient supply chain.
Independently certified management systems and output aligned to customer specification across every metal stream we ship.
Customer-specific packaging, nationwide delivery, and established cross-border experience for international customers.
Trinity is structured around full material recovery — integrated environmental controls, ISO 14001 environmental management, R2 / RIOS-certified e-scrap handling, and disciplined safety systems built around the materials we process.
Sustainability & Compliance→Trinity Metals is R2 / RIOS certified for responsible electronics recycling; our Shadeland facility is ISO 9001 (Quality), ISO 14001 (Environmental), and ISO 45001 (Occupational Health & Safety) certified. The company is a member of REMA and the International Magnesium Association, and was awarded the 2021 Indiana Governor's Award for Environmental Excellence.
Indianapolis, Indiana — the headquarters of our domestic critical metals recycling platform.
A recent discussion hosted by Center for Strategic and International Studies highlights the long-term strategic competition between the U.S. and China — particularly around advanced technology…
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Congressman Rudy Yakym recently visited Trinity Metals, where he toured the facility and met with company leadership. His visit highlighted the important role Trinity Metals plays…
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