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  1. 07-23-2012, 12:47 AM #1
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    The heat sinks with the copper/alum you need to separate for the best money. I just took a load in from computers and tv boards.
    I had some classified as old sheet alum. for .55lb
    some were alum. MCL (?)which paid .62lb
    and the rest were Ext. at .70lb.
    I didn't have any cop/alum mix in mine, if they have the copper bottom I think you can shear the fins off in a vise. Then the sinks with copper slugs put it in a vise and right along the slug drive a flat blade screwdriver in and pry the slug out.

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