What the batch gives back
Rust hands out the whole part of every yield and rolls the remainder as a chance. That is why a rifle body is “30 scrap and 80% of a high quality metal”, and why guaranteed and expected are two different columns below.
Which recycler
The two machines differ in both directions: the safe zone one is slower and returns less. Only the monument recycler has a verified per-item table, so that is what the numbers below are.
- Yield rate
- 60%
- Cycle time
- 5s per item
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Gears
12× Scrap · 15× Metal Fragments
Metal Blade
2× Scrap · 18× Metal Fragments
Metal Pipe
6× Scrap · 20% High Quality Metal
Metal Spring
12× Scrap · 20% High Quality Metal
Road Signs
6× Scrap · 20% High Quality Metal
Rope
18× Cloth
Sewing Kit
12× Cloth · 1× Rope
Sheet Metal
9× Scrap · 120× Metal Fragments · 20% High Quality Metal
Tarp
60× Cloth
Tech Trash
24× Scrap · 20% High Quality Metal
Rifle Body
30× Scrap · 80% High Quality Metal
Semi Automatic Body
18× Scrap · 80% High Quality Metal · 90× Metal Fragments
SMG Body
18× Scrap · 80% High Quality Metal
Electric Fuse
24× Scrap
Duct Tape
3× Cloth · 60% Glue
Empty Propane Tank
0% Scrap · 60× Metal Fragments
Sticks
12× Wood
CCTV Camera
80% Tech Trash · 80% High Quality Metal
Targeting Computer
3× Tech Trash · 20% High Quality Metal · 60× Metal Fragments
Empty Can Of Beans
12× Metal Fragments
Empty Tuna Can
9× Metal Fragments
What comes out
Guaranteed is what you can promise a teammate. Expected is what a hundred identical batches average out to once the chance rolls are counted.
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Note. Per-item yields were read off RustLabs on 12 Aug 2026; the two machine rates come from the Facepunch wiki on the same date. Recycler output is retuned between patches, so re-check after a wipe.