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Fu Jin Chen of Lenox Metals picks up aluminum cable with his tractor

Photography by Karin Kovalsky

10:30 a.m., Friday
Lenox Metals LLC

>> Fu Jin Chen, of Lenox Metals, plays a big game of pick-up-sticks with a pile of insulated aluminum cable. The cables are just a fraction of the roughly 200 tons of scrap material recycled each day at the Kapolei yard — an increasingly profitable process as the global demand for raw metal grows.

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