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Precious metal alloy sample
Precious metal catalyst sample
Precious metal compound sample
Precious metal gold and silver scrap samples
Recovery process
Precious Metal Recycling Transaction Process
⑴ Recycling advice
Discuss the categories, weight, and location of the precious metal waste, estimate its recycling value, and reach a mutual intention for cooperation.
⑵ Sample detection
Obtain samples evenly, send the samples to us via express delivery for testing the content of precious metals, and determine their total value and processing costs.
⑶ Delivery metal
Customers send precious metal materials to our company's branches. We will inventory, accept, register their information, and issue a warehousing slip to the customer.
⑷ Settlement loan
After you have completed the delivery of the precious metal waste, we can transfer the funds to the customer's account on the same day. Thus, a pleasant transaction concludes.
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Palladium carbon, palladium powder
Platinum powder, platinum catalyst
Rhodium iodide, rhodium black
Iridium chloride. Iridium powder
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Q&A.
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What does the scope of precious metal recycling include?
The recycling scope includes waste of alloys, powders, compounds, catalysts, etc., of precious metals such as gold, silver, palladium, platinum, rhodium, iridium, ruthenium, and osmium. Rare metals such as gallium, molybdenum, germanium, indium, and tantalum are also within the recycling scope.
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What is the recycling process like?
Communication and evaluation → Sample collection → Content testing → Recycling settlement. We ensure due diligence and transparency in handling precious metals within our waste services. We will weigh your waste on-site and work with you to assess the best method of processing it, whether manually or through melting. We provide a complete breakdown of the metals, including weight, visible markings, and the price we pay for your materials.
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How to determine the value of precious metal waste?
The value of precious metals depends on the content data of the waste and the market price on the day of settlement. The content of alloys or compounds of different precious metals, impurities, market conditions, and purification processes all affect the final recycling price. If you have precious metal materials, please contact us. We will use professional equipment and our extensive experience to evaluate them for you.
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Why choose us?
PZ Precious Metals Recycling, we are one of the professional refiners of platinum group metals (PGM) and a reliable brand in the field of industrial precious metals trading. Good relationships are built on trust, and we want you to have that trust in us. We are ready to earn this trust and believe we will be successful, especially with our excellent work, outstanding achievements, and competitive pricing.
We have years of experience in evaluating, melting, and analyzing precious metal waste, offering transparent and straightforward services for any type of jewelry waste you send to us. We handle your metals with care, ensuring they are processed quickly and accurately, and provide flexible settlement terms so you can make the most of your scrap jewelry and metals.
Our precious metal products are used in various industries, including chemical, pharmaceutical, glass, electronics, and automotive industries. PZ Precious Metals Recycling operates a large pyrometallurgical smelting plant, hydrometallurgical workshop, and electrolysis workshop in China, making us the most cost-effective recycling facility you can choose.