What is a silver cloth? How and where are the silver cloth scraps?

In the internet and real life, it is common for people to recycle silver wiping cloth. So what is silver wiping cloth and what is the value of recycling? Below, our company will provide a brief answer to this question.

Silver wiping cloth originally refers to a textile fabric made from plant fibers as raw materials, followed by the addition of polishing powder and cleaning ingredients. Specially designed for cleaning oxidized and blackened silver vessels, this cloth can be used to wipe the blackened surface of silver vessels to restore their brightness as new. This cloth can be reused and cannot be cleaned, but most silver wiping cloths have little practical value.

So why do many companies on the market specifically recycle silver wipes? In fact, the silver wiping cloth that enterprises need to recycle does not refer to the silver wiping cloth we use in daily life, but rather the fabric that is commonly used for wiping with conductive silver paste in the electronic industry. After use, a part of the silver paste will be coated on the outside of the fabric. The waste of this type of fabric can be processed to extract silver, commonly referred to as silver wiping cloth or silver wiping cloth.

After using these silver wiping cloths, they are randomly thrown into the trash can. If they can be collected uniformly in the factory, the monthly quantity will accumulate, and the value of finding a recycling company to extract silver should also be considerable.

Recycling such silver containing waste is actually not much different from collecting industrial waste. The rags and gloves used in the production workshop are all thrown into the trash can after use. If it weren't for those who have knowledge of the precious metal recycling industry, I believe no one would be willing to collect such things as industrial waste. Of course, if there is a way to collect such waste, please don't underestimate the value of these dirty and messy waste. When you collect it and process it through a recycling company, you can earn a considerable profit. Many waste recycling stations go to factories with precious metal applications for free garbage collection and equipment cleaning, and then classify the garbage and send it to professional recycling factories for treatment, taking profits from it.

If you have access to this area and want to learn about recycling or have a demand for recycling, you can use the Dingfeng Precious Metal Recycling and Refining Factory to learn and recycle. Currently, the price of silver is around 5.2 per gram. The above is a detailed answer to how Dingfeng Precious Metal Recycling recycles silver wiping cloth and silver wiping cloth.