In this study, the effect of the use of environmentally friendly materials (sawdust) in the reduction of some heavy elements of industrial wastewater was studied. The removal of lead and copper elements was tested. In order to evaluate the effect of this material and other factors in increasing the efficiency of removal, different concentrations of heavy elements of lead and copper (5, 10, 15, 20) mg/l and contact time (10, 20, 30, 40) were tested. The effect of pH was also investigated at levels of (3,5,7,10) as well as the impact of the amount of sawdust used and the rate of speed of Mixing was (75,100,150,250) rpm. The results showed that the highest lead removal efficiency was (95%) when using 2 gm of sawdust at ten pH. In comparison, the highest removal efficiency of copper (was 92.5%) when the pH (7) and the study of the number of revolutions and contact time. The results were good indicators when the value of the agitation speed was 75 rpm. Lead removal was 98%, and copper was 94.5% at a speed of 100 rpm. The result also recorded a significant effect of time on the removal efficiency; the efficiency of removal of copper is 90-94% at 30 min while the removal efficiency of lead 70-73% the 34-40 minute period.