Miller Compressing Company, a scrap processor, operates in processing and selling ferrous and nonferrous scrap. It offers pure steel for steel mills and foundries; non-metallic materials that are used by area landfills for daily cover; mixed nonferrous materials; nonferrous metals; primary and secondary metallic materials to general industry, the construction industry, and the general public; fence components, such as tubing and expanded metal; structural metal, which include steel beams; sheet metal, such as aluminum, stainless steel, and copper; angle iron; and other metals. The company also operates in recycling obsolete and used computer and other electronic equipment for public and private sectors; and buying and processing converters. The company sells ferrous scrap to steel mills and foundries in the Midwest; and nonferrous scrap to melting operations in North America and the Far East. Miller Compressing Company was formerly known as Kalman Realty Corp. and changed its name to Miller Compressing Company in 1903. The company was founded in 1887 and is based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It has locations in Racine, Racine, and Pewaukee, and Milwaukee, Wisconsin; and Lake Bluff, Illinois. As of September 28, 2012, Miller Compressing Company operates as a subsidiary of Alter Trading Corporation.