Scepter Inc

Employee Size

201-500

Organization Type

Public Company

Headquarters

Akron, OH

Founded

1949

Founded in 1986 by Garney B. Scott Jr., privately held Scepter Inc. has grown from its Tennessee headquarters into a six-location aluminum recycling group serving customers across North America and Europe. The company is best known for recovering aluminum efficiently while preserving alloy chemistry, with its salt-free plasma furnace in Saguenay turning more than 85% of residual material into value-added products. Scepter has served customers for over 30 years and maintains ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 certification at its Waverly headquarters.

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