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Precious metals testing for trade purchase, bulk supply, or repairs requires precision and care to ensure appropriate pricing, customer confidence and dealer reliability. Niton precious metals testing instruments are ideal for precious metals testing, analysis, recovery and recycling. They have rapidly built a reputation in the precious metals sector as valuable ...
ByNiton UK Limited based in Woodmancott, Winchester, UNITED KINGDOM
Used catalytic converters are collected and recycled in order to reclaim the precious metals Pt, Rh and Pd. Typically, the entire honeycomb core is removed and ground into fine powder. Once in powder form, the precious metal catalysts can be extracted, or the powder can be sold to a refiner. ...
ByApplied Rigaku Technologies based in Cedar Park, TEXAS (USA)
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Scrap metal includes metals that can be reclaimed for use in manufacturing, processed for re-melting or prepared for disposal in landfills. These metals include industrial scrap metal and remainders, electronic scrap, aluminum and precious metals. Shredders prepare the metals for bailing and bundling, saving storage space, transportation and disposal costs. Quad shaft shredders reduce and separate electronic scrap and prototypes in one process, allowing for the recovery of precious metals. Dual or quad shaft ...
ByGranutech-Saturn Systems based in Grand Prairie, TEXAS (USA)
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Non-Ferrous Metal Recycling is a large industry focusing on the recovery of metals such as aluminum, brass, copper, and even precious metals from electronic scrap. The applications and needs of non ferrous metal recyclers vary greatly. These can include a large corporate recycler buying UBC bales for shredding to be converted back into beverage cans or a small ...
ByGranutech-Saturn Systems based in Grand Prairie, TEXAS (USA)
The shock wave technology enables a highly selective separation of electrical or electronic devices at their mechanical weak points, thus enabling selective disassembly into individual components. Disassembling complex assemblies creates new recycling options for the separated materials and detached electronic ...
ByImpulsTec GmbH based in Radebeul, GERMANY
Governments and manufacturers of electronic hardware are increasingly coming under pressure regarding the safe disposal of electronic waste once their useful life has been completed. End-of-life (EOL) legislation for e-scrap is in place in many countries and pending throughout Europe and North America. Shred-Tech® has engineered and manufactured custom systems to shred, separate and recover the component materials that make up these electronic ...
By3R-Machinery (by Shred-Tech) based in Raleigh, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
With the pharmaceutical and chemical industries producing a wide variety of hazardous chemical wastes, often bearing precious metals. Safe disposal is essential to prevent harm to the environment and employees. Managing this waste correctly is part of a company’s duty of care and importantly, any classed as hazardous must be handled responsibly under the Hazardous Waste Regulations (2005). ...
ByBetts Envirometal based in Kidderminster, UNITED KINGDOM
The mining industry relies on Calgon Carbon’s Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) to recover gold and other precious metals. Calgon Carbon’s ISEP® Technology is used to recover precious, rare earth and base metals, uranium, copper, nickel and zinc from ore, waste and reclaim streams. Our high-quality activated carbons have been developed and successfully proven to maximize efficiency by reducing the loss of precious metals and the consumption of carbon in three precious metal extraction techniques: Carbon-in-Leach ...
ByCalgon Carbon Corporation based in Moon Township, PENNSYLVANIA (USA)
Bilfinger Water Technologies has designed and realized complete filtration plants in important mineral and metallurgical ...
ByAqseptence Group GmbH based in Aarbergen, GERMANY
Shred-Tech®’s Material Separation and Recovery / Destruction Systems are used around the world for recovering precious metals from computers and telecommunications scrap, nylon from carpet, and recyclables from MSW, just to name a few. Mis-packaged consumer products such as breakfast cereals, cosmetics, milk and juice containers, etc. are separated for onward recycling. Systems designed for destroying off-spec consumer products provide ...
By3R-Machinery (by Shred-Tech) based in Raleigh, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
AIShred offers industrial shredders, hammer crushers and pulverizes capable of shredding e-waste down to a minimum of 3mm, suitable for almost all subsequent processing ...
ByAIShred - GEP ECOTECH Co., Ltd based in Zhengzhou, CHINA
The manufacturing industry covers an incredibly broad swathe of businesses in different sectors, but they will all produce waste, with some of it bearing precious metals and needing careful and efficient management. Precious metal bearing wastes can often be recycled with a potential rebate. Betts Envirometal’s experienced chemists and handlers can safely collect and dispose of harmful precious ...
ByBetts Envirometal based in Kidderminster, UNITED KINGDOM
Tetronics’ plasma recovery technology provides a global, yet localised solution for recovering valuable precious metals from the world’s fastest growing waste stream – electronic waste. Tetronics are a world leader in providing solutions for electronics waste ...
ByTetronics Technologies Limited based in Swindon, UNITED KINGDOM
Gold extraction from cyanide pulp MA301G Uranium extraction from ore MA201, GA107 ...
ByDongli Chemical Co.,LTD based in Bengbu, HONG KONG
Countercurrent Decantation (CCD): Rock passes into a dump hopper and is then transferred to a vibrating grizzly screen. The oversized material is sent to a jaw crusher. The crushed product is combined with the grizzly undersize and the ore is conveyed to the coarse ore bin. ...
ByWesTech Engineering, LLC based in Salt Lake City, UTAH (USA)
In India, about 2 million tons of electrical and electronic waste is generated every year and it is annually growing at a rate of 21 percent. Recycling of e-waste is beneficial for both economical and environmental reasons. The e-waste contains many precious metals that can be recovered during recycling process. The Fornnax Technology developed and designed Shredders and Granulators, especially suitable for recycling of e-waste at ...
ByFornnax Technology Pvt Ltd based in Ahmedabad, INDIA