Copper wire scrap consists of discarded or surplus copper wiring collected for recycling and repurposing. This type of scrap is often generated from various sources, including electrical installations, manufacturing processes, and consumer electronics. Copper is highly valued for its excellent conductivity, ductility, and recyclability, making copper wire scrap an important resource in the recycling industry. The recycling of copper wire scrap not only conserves natural resources by reducing the need for new copper mining but also significantly saves energy compared to producing new copper from ore. By reprocessing copper wire scrap, industries can produce high-quality copper products, supporting sustainable practices and contributing to a circular economy.