GLOBAL PRECIOUS METAL SCRAP RECYCLING GUIDE
Dingfeng Precious Metals specializes in purchasing and recycling various types of precious metal-bearing waste materials from international suppliers, manufacturers, factories, traders and recycling companies.
Product Details
1. Introduction
Precious metal recycling is an important part of the global resource recovery industry. Many industrial products, electronic components, automotive parts, chemical materials and manufacturing residues contain valuable precious metals.
Dingfeng Precious Metals specializes in purchasing and recycling various types of precious metal-bearing waste materials from international suppliers, manufacturers, factories, traders and recycling companies.
Our main metal recovery interests include:
Gold (Au)
Silver (Ag)
Platinum (Pt)
Palladium (Pd)
Rhodium (Rh)
Iridium (Ir)
Ruthenium (Ru)
We also handle selected strategic and rare metal-bearing materials, including:
Germanium (Ge)
Indium (In)
Tantalum (Ta)
Gallium (Ga)
We welcome inquiries from overseas suppliers with industrial scrap, production waste, used components, chemical residues and precious metal-bearing materials.
2. Gold-Bearing Scrap (Au)
Gold is widely used in electronics, semiconductor manufacturing, telecommunications, aerospace, medical devices and precision electrical components.
2.1 Common Gold Scrap Materials
| Material | Typical Source | Precious Metal |
|---|---|---|
| Gold-plated pins | Electronic connectors | Au |
| Gold-plated contacts | Switches and relays | Au |
| Gold fingers | PCB boards and computer memory | Au |
| Gold bonding wire | Semiconductor packaging | Au |
| Gold-plated circuit boards | Electronics manufacturing | Au |
| Gold-plated copper sheets | Electrical components | Au |
| Gold-plated terminals | Automotive and industrial connectors | Au |
| Gold sputtering targets | Semiconductor and coating industries | Au |
| Gold sludge | Electroplating factories | Au |
| Gold plating solution | PCB and electronics factories | Au |
| Gold-bearing ceramic components | Electronic manufacturing | Au |
2.2 International Brands and Product Series
| Brand | Product / Series | Application |
|---|---|---|
| TE Connectivity | AMP connectors | Electrical connectors |
| Amphenol | Circular connectors, RF connectors | Aerospace and electronics |
| Molex | Mini-Fit, Micro-Fit | Electronic connectors |
| Hirose Electric | DF, FX series | Precision connectors |
| JAE | Automotive and industrial connectors | Electronics |
| Samtec | High-speed connectors | Semiconductor equipment |
| Yamaichi Electronics | IC sockets | Semiconductor testing |
| Intel | CPU and processor packages | Computer electronics |
| AMD | CPU and GPU packages | Computer electronics |
| Samsung | Semiconductor components | Electronics |
| TSMC | Semiconductor manufacturing materials | Chip manufacturing |
2.3 High-Potential Gold Scrap
Gold-plated connector pins
Gold-plated aerospace contacts
Gold bonding wire
IC lead frames
Gold-plated copper terminals
Gold-plated electronic components
Semiconductor production scrap
Gold-bearing electroplating sludge
3. Silver-Bearing Scrap (Ag)
Silver has excellent electrical and thermal conductivity. It is widely used in electrical equipment, solar panels, electronics, brazing and industrial manufacturing.
3.1 Common Silver Scrap Materials
| Material | Typical Application |
|---|---|
| Silver contacts | Electrical switches and relays |
| Silver-plated copper sheets | Electrical equipment |
| Silver-plated pins | Electronic connectors |
| Silver soldering rods | Brazing and welding |
| Silver solder paste | Electronics and industrial manufacturing |
| Silver powder | Conductive materials |
| Silver paste | Solar cells and electronics |
| Silver-bearing capacitors | Electronic components |
| Silver anode mud | Electroplating and metal refining |
| Silver plating sludge | Surface treatment factories |
| Silver-coated copper wire | Electrical applications |
| Silver-bearing circuit boards | Electronic waste |
3.2 International Brands and Models
| Brand | Product / Model Series | Application |
|---|---|---|
| Schneider Electric | TeSys, MasterPact | Electrical contacts |
| Siemens | SIRIUS, SENTRON | Switchgear and relays |
| ABB | AF contactors, Tmax | Electrical contacts |
| Eaton | DILM contactors | Electrical equipment |
| Mitsubishi Electric | S-N series | Contactors |
| Omron | MY, G2R, G7L relays | Electrical relays |
| Panasonic | HE, JW relay series | Electrical components |
| TE Connectivity | Power relays | Electrical contacts |
| Johnson Matthey | Silver brazing alloys | Brazing materials |
| Lucas-Milhaupt | Sil-Fos, silver brazing alloys | Welding and brazing |
3.3 Important Silver Scrap Sources
Electrical switch factories
Circuit breaker manufacturers
Solar panel manufacturers
PCB factories
Silver plating factories
Automotive electrical component manufacturers
Brazing material producers
Electronic waste recycling facilities
4. Platinum-Bearing Scrap (Pt)
Platinum is widely used in automotive catalysts, chemical processing, glass manufacturing, electronics, laboratory equipment and industrial temperature measurement.
4.1 Common Platinum Scrap Materials
| Material | Application |
|---|---|
| Platinum-rhodium thermocouple wire | High-temperature measurement |
| Platinum mesh | Chemical processing |
| Platinum catalyst | Chemical and petroleum industries |
| Platinum crucibles | Laboratory and glass manufacturing |
| Platinum-coated components | Industrial equipment |
| Platinum electrodes | Electrochemical processes |
| Platinum gauze | Ammonia oxidation |
| Platinum-containing solutions | Chemical manufacturing |
| Platinum-bearing ceramic components | Industrial electronics |
| Platinum jewelry scrap | Jewelry manufacturing |
4.2 International Brands and Models
| Brand | Product / Series | Application |
|---|---|---|
| Heraeus | Platinum-Rhodium thermocouples | Temperature measurement |
| Johnson Matthey | Platinum catalysts | Chemical processing |
| Tanaka | Platinum materials and catalysts | Industrial applications |
| SPM | Platinum and platinum-rhodium products | High-temperature applications |
| Omega Engineering | Platinum RTDs and thermocouples | Temperature measurement |
| Watlow | High-temperature sensors | Industrial heating |
| Pyromation | Platinum RTD sensors | Industrial temperature control |
| NGK | Platinum spark plugs | Automotive ignition |
| Denso | Platinum spark plugs | Automotive ignition |
| Bosch | Platinum spark plugs | Automotive ignition |
4.3 Typical Platinum-Rhodium Alloys
Pt90Rh10: 90% Platinum and 10% Rhodium
Pt87Rh13: 87% Platinum and 13% Rhodium
Pt70Rh30: 70% Platinum and 30% Rhodium
These alloys are commonly used in high-temperature thermocouples and industrial equipment.
4.4 High-Potential Platinum Scrap
Used platinum-rhodium thermocouple wire
Platinum mesh
Platinum gauze
Platinum crucibles
Platinum electrodes
Platinum catalyst residues
Platinum-bearing chemical waste
Platinum jewelry production scrap
5. Palladium-Bearing Scrap (Pd)
Palladium is widely used in automotive catalytic converters, electronic components, multilayer ceramic capacitors, chemical catalysts and electroplating.
5.1 Common Palladium Scrap Materials
| Material | Typical Source |
|---|---|
| Palladium carbon (Pd/C) | Chemical and pharmaceutical industries |
| Palladium catalyst | Chemical manufacturing |
| Palladium-bearing solutions | Electroplating factories |
| Palladium plating sludge | Surface treatment factories |
| MLCC capacitors | Electronic components |
| Ceramic capacitors | Electronics manufacturing |
| Palladium-coated contacts | Electrical components |
| Automotive catalytic converters | Vehicle exhaust systems |
| Palladium-bearing circuit boards | Electronic waste |
| Palladium sponge and powder | Chemical manufacturing |
5.2 International Brands and Models
| Brand | Product / Series | Application |
|---|---|---|
| Johnson Matthey | Palladium catalysts | Chemical processing |
| BASF | PGM catalysts | Chemical and automotive industries |
| Umicore | Precious metal catalysts | Automotive and chemical industries |
| Heraeus | Palladium chemicals and materials | Electronics and industry |
| Tanaka | Palladium catalysts | Industrial applications |
| TDK | C Series, X Series MLCC | Electronic capacitors |
| Murata | GRM Series MLCC | Multilayer ceramic capacitors |
| Samsung Electro-Mechanics | CL Series MLCC | Electronic capacitors |
| Kyocera AVX | Multilayer ceramic capacitors | Electronics |
| Vishay | Ceramic capacitors | Electronic components |
5.3 Important Palladium Sources
Petroleum refineries
Chemical factories
Pharmaceutical manufacturing plants
Electronics factories
Ceramic capacitor manufacturers
Automotive catalyst recycling companies
Electroplating factories
Important: Not all MLCC capacitors contain palladium. Modern components may use nickel or other base-metal electrodes. Identification and chemical analysis are necessary.
6. Rhodium-Bearing Scrap (Rh)
Rhodium is one of the most valuable platinum-group metals. It is mainly used in automotive catalytic converters, glass manufacturing, chemical catalysts and platinum-rhodium alloys.
6.1 Common Rhodium Scrap Materials
| Material | Application |
|---|---|
| Three-way catalytic converters | Automotive exhaust treatment |
| Platinum-rhodium thermocouple wire | Temperature measurement |
| Rhodium-plated components | Jewelry and decorative coating |
| Rhodium plating solution | Electroplating |
| Rhodium-bearing sludge | Surface treatment |
| Rhodium catalyst | Chemical manufacturing |
| Rhodium-coated mesh | Industrial processes |
| Rhodium-bearing crucibles | Glass manufacturing |
| Rhodium alloy scrap | High-temperature applications |
6.2 International Brands and Models
| Brand | Product / Model | Application |
|---|---|---|
| Johnson Matthey | Three-way catalysts | Automotive exhaust systems |
| BASF | Automotive catalysts | Exhaust emission control |
| Umicore | Automotive catalysts | Emission control |
| Tenneco / DRiV | Walker catalytic converters | Automotive exhaust systems |
| Faurecia | Exhaust aftertreatment systems | Automotive industry |
| Eberspächer | Exhaust systems | Automotive industry |
| Heraeus | Pt-Rh thermocouples | Industrial temperature measurement |
| Tanaka | Rhodium materials | Industrial applications |
6.3 Common Rhodium Sources
Gasoline vehicle catalytic converters
Platinum-rhodium thermocouple wire
Glass fiber manufacturing
Glass melting furnaces
Chemical catalyst residues
Rhodium electroplating factories
7. Iridium-Bearing Scrap (Ir)
Iridium is an extremely rare and valuable metal with excellent corrosion resistance and high-temperature stability.
It is used in spark plugs, chemical equipment, electrical contacts, electrochemical processes and specialized industrial applications.
7.1 Common Iridium Scrap Materials
| Material | Application |
|---|---|
| Used iridium spark plugs | Automotive ignition |
| Industrial gas engine spark plugs | Gas engine ignition |
| Iridium-coated titanium plates | Electrochemical industry |
| Iridium titanium anodes | Electrochemical processes |
| Iridium mesh | Industrial and electrochemical applications |
| Iridium crucibles | Crystal growth and laboratory equipment |
| Iridium wire | Precision industrial components |
| Iridium electrodes | Electrochemical equipment |
| Iridium-bearing powder | Chemical manufacturing |
| Iridium chloride | Chemical industry |
| Iridium-bearing solutions | Chemical processing |
| Iridium alloy scrap | Precision manufacturing |
7.2 International Brands and Models
| Brand | Product / Model Series | Application |
|---|---|---|
| NGK | BKR, IFR, ILFR, DIL series | Iridium spark plugs |
| Denso | IK, SK, VK, FK series | Iridium spark plugs |
| Bosch | Double Iridium series | Automotive ignition |
| Champion | Iridium spark plug series | Automotive ignition |
| Autolite | XP Iridium series | Automotive ignition |
| Jenbacher | Type 3, Type 4, Type 6 engines | Industrial gas engines |
| MWM | TCG 2016, TCG 2020 | Gas engine systems |
| Caterpillar | G3500, G3600 series | Industrial gas engines |
| Heraeus | Iridium materials | Industrial applications |
| Furuya Metal | Iridium products and materials | Advanced industrial applications |
7.3 Important Iridium Scrap Sources
Automotive repair workshops
Spark plug distributors
Engine maintenance companies
Natural gas power plants
Biogas power plants
Industrial generator maintenance companies
Electrochemical equipment manufacturers
Crystal growth and laboratory equipment manufacturers
8. Ruthenium-Bearing Scrap (Ru)
Ruthenium is used in electronics, electrical contacts, resistors, chemical catalysts and advanced materials.
8.1 Common Ruthenium Scrap Materials
| Material | Application |
|---|---|
| Ruthenium oxide powder | Thick-film resistors |
| Ruthenium-coated electrodes | Electrochemical applications |
| Ruthenium catalysts | Chemical manufacturing |
| Ruthenium-bearing solutions | Chemical processing |
| Ruthenium-bearing sludge | Electronic and chemical industries |
| Ruthenium sputtering targets | Semiconductor manufacturing |
| Ruthenium-coated components | Electronics |
| Ruthenium-containing resistors | Electronic components |
| Ruthenium-bearing precious metal scrap | Industrial production |
8.2 International Brands and Models
| Brand | Product / Series | Application |
|---|---|---|
| Heraeus | Ruthenium materials | Electronics and industry |
| Tanaka | Ruthenium materials | Industrial applications |
| Furuya Metal | Ruthenium products | Advanced materials |
| Materion | Sputtering targets | Semiconductor manufacturing |
| Vishay | Thick-film resistor products | Electronics |
| KOA Corporation | Thick-film resistors | Electronic components |
| Yageo | Chip resistor series | Electronic components |
| Ohmite | Power resistor products | Industrial electronics |
8.3 Important Ruthenium Scrap Sources
Semiconductor factories
Resistor manufacturers
Electronic component factories
Chemical catalyst manufacturers
Precious metal refining companies
Sputtering target manufacturers
9. Automotive Catalytic Converter Recycling
Automotive catalytic converters are one of the most important sources of platinum-group metals.
They generally contain platinum, palladium and rhodium, depending on the vehicle, engine and catalyst design.
9.1 Major International Brands
| Brand / Manufacturer | Products |
|---|---|
| Johnson Matthey | Automotive catalytic converters |
| BASF | Three-way catalysts |
| Umicore | Automotive catalyst systems |
| Tenneco | Walker catalytic converters |
| Faurecia | Exhaust aftertreatment systems |
| Eberspächer | Automotive exhaust systems |
| Bosal | Catalytic converters |
| Magna | Emission control systems |
9.2 Vehicle Brands and Potential Catalyst Sources
| Vehicle Brand | Common Models |
|---|---|
| Toyota | Corolla, Camry, Prius, RAV4 |
| Honda | Civic, Accord, CR-V, Jazz |
| Nissan | Altima, Sentra, X-Trail |
| BMW | 3 Series, 5 Series, X5 |
| Mercedes-Benz | C-Class, E-Class, S-Class |
| Volkswagen | Golf, Passat, Tiguan |
| Audi | A3, A4, A6, Q5 |
| Ford | Focus, Fiesta, Explorer |
| Chevrolet | Cruze, Malibu, Equinox |
| Hyundai | Elantra, Sonata, Tucson |
| Kia | Sportage, Sorento, Optima |
| Subaru | Forester, Outback, Impreza |
9.3 Common Catalyst Identification Information
When purchasing catalytic converters, request:
Manufacturer and brand
Part number
OEM number
Vehicle make and model
Production year
Catalyst type
Ceramic or metallic substrate
Net weight
Quantity
Photos of the catalyst and identification markings
Important: Vehicle models and OEM numbers are only preliminary identification references. Actual PGM content varies significantly by catalyst generation and specification.
10. Electronic and Semiconductor Precious Metal Scrap
The electronics industry is an important source of gold, silver, palladium, platinum and ruthenium-bearing waste.
10.1 Common Materials
| Material | Potential Metal |
|---|---|
| CPU processors | Au |
| Memory modules | Au, Ag |
| Gold-plated pins | Au |
| IC lead frames | Au, Ag, Pd |
| Semiconductor bonding wire | Au, Ag, Cu |
| PCB boards | Au, Ag, Pd |
| Ceramic capacitors | Ag, Pd (depending on type) |
| Thick-film resistors | Ag, Ru |
| Sputtering targets | Au, Ag, Pt, Pd, Ru |
| Semiconductor production residues | Various metals |
| Electronic plating sludge | Au, Ag, Pd |
10.2 International Brands
Intel
AMD
Samsung
SK hynix
Micron
TSMC
Texas Instruments
Infineon
STMicroelectronics
NXP
Renesas
Murata
TDK
Kyocera
Vishay
10.3 Common Electronic Component Series
| Product | Brand / Series |
|---|---|
| MLCC | Murata GRM Series |
| MLCC | TDK C Series |
| MLCC | Samsung CL Series |
| Chip resistors | Yageo RC Series |
| Chip resistors | Vishay CRCW Series |
| Semiconductors | Intel Core / Xeon |
| Semiconductors | AMD Ryzen / EPYC |
| Memory chips | Samsung / SK hynix / Micron |
| Connectors | TE AMP / Molex / Amphenol |
11. Electroplating and Chemical Industry Waste
Electroplating factories and chemical manufacturers can generate precious metal-bearing solutions, sludge, powders and production residues.
11.1 Materials to Source
| Waste Material | Potential Metal |
|---|---|
| Gold plating solution | Au |
| Silver plating solution | Ag |
| Palladium plating solution | Pd |
| Rhodium plating solution | Rh |
| Platinum plating solution | Pt |
| Iridium-containing solution | Ir |
| Precious metal plating sludge | Various PGMs |
| Spent catalysts | Pt, Pd, Rh, Ru |
| Precious metal-bearing filter cakes | Various PGMs |
| Precious metal-bearing filter cloth | Various PGMs |
| Precious metal-bearing resin | Various PGMs |
11.2 International Chemical and Refining Companies
Johnson Matthey
BASF
Umicore
Heraeus
Tanaka
Safina
Technic
Atotech
MacDermid Alpha
Umicore Electroplating
These companies and their supply chains are useful industry research targets. Their products, production facilities and waste streams should be investigated separately.
12. Glass, Chemical and High-Temperature Industrial Scrap
Certain industrial processes require platinum-group metals because of their excellent high-temperature and chemical properties.
Common Waste Materials
| Material | Potential Metal | Industry |
|---|---|---|
| Platinum-rhodium bushings | Pt, Rh | Glass fiber |
| Platinum-rhodium wire | Pt, Rh | Temperature measurement |
| Platinum crucibles | Pt, Rh | Laboratory and glass |
| Platinum gauze | Pt, Rh | Chemical manufacturing |
| Platinum mesh | Pt | Electrochemical industry |
| Iridium crucibles | Ir | Crystal growth |
| Iridium electrodes | Ir | Electrochemical industry |
| Precious metal catalyst | Pt, Pd, Rh, Ru | Chemical industry |
| Spent chemical catalysts | Various PGMs | Petrochemical industry |
Potential Industrial Suppliers
Glass fiber factories
Glass melting plants
Petroleum refineries
Chemical plants
Fertilizer manufacturers
Pharmaceutical factories
Industrial gas producers
Crystal growth facilities
13. Aerospace, Medical and Precision Industrial Scrap
Specialized industries also use precious metals in high-performance components.
Common Materials
| Material | Potential Metal |
|---|---|
| Aerospace gold-plated contacts | Au |
| Platinum temperature sensors | Pt |
| Platinum-rhodium thermocouple wire | Pt, Rh |
| Medical platinum electrodes | Pt |
| Iridium-containing medical components | Ir |
| Platinum alloy wire | Pt |
| Silver electrical contacts | Ag |
| Precious metal-coated components | Various PGMs |
Potential International Manufacturers
| Brand | Industry |
|---|---|
| TE Connectivity | Aerospace connectors |
| Amphenol | Aerospace and military connectors |
| Honeywell | Aerospace equipment |
| Safran | Aerospace systems |
| Collins Aerospace | Aerospace components |
| Heraeus | Precious metal materials |
| Johnson Matthey | Specialty metals and catalysts |
| Tanaka | Precious metal products |
| Materion | Advanced materials |
14. Strategic and Rare Metal-Bearing Waste
In addition to precious metals, some industrial waste materials contain strategic metals with recycling value.
These materials can be found in semiconductor manufacturing, display production, electronic components and advanced industrial materials.
| Metal | Symbol | Common Scrap Materials |
|---|---|---|
| Germanium | Ge | Germanium wafers, lenses, optical scrap |
| Indium | In | ITO targets, ITO glass, indium residues |
| Tantalum | Ta | Tantalum capacitors, sputtering targets |
| Gallium | Ga | Gallium arsenide wafers, gallium nitride scrap |
International Brands and Manufacturers
| Brand | Relevant Products |
|---|---|
| 5N Plus | High-purity specialty metals and compounds |
| Umicore | Specialty metals and materials |
| Materion | Advanced materials and sputtering targets |
| Mitsui Mining & Smelting | Indium and electronic materials |
| JX Advanced Metals | High-purity metals and sputtering targets |
| TANAKA | Precious and specialty metal materials |
15. International Supplier Development: Where to Find Scrap
For overseas purchasing, the following industries are important potential suppliers.
| Industry | Target Waste Materials |
|---|---|
| Automotive repair shops | Used iridium and platinum spark plugs |
| Automotive dismantlers | Catalytic converters |
| Electronics factories | Gold-plated pins, PCB, MLCC |
| Semiconductor factories | Bonding wire, targets, production scrap |
| Electroplating factories | Precious metal solutions and sludge |
| Chemical factories | Spent catalysts and residues |
| Glass fiber factories | Pt-Rh bushings and wire |
| Power plants | Industrial gas engine spark plugs |
| Solar panel manufacturers | Silver paste and silver-bearing production waste |
| Jewelry factories | Gold, silver and platinum scrap |
| Aerospace suppliers | Gold-plated connectors and contacts |
| Medical equipment manufacturers | Platinum and iridium components |
Recommended Overseas Markets
United States and Canada
United Kingdom and Germany
France and Italy
Japan and South Korea
Australia and New Zealand
Singapore and Malaysia
Thailand and Vietnam
Turkey and the Middle East
Mexico and Brazil
South Africa
16. Information Required When Contacting Overseas Suppliers
To evaluate a potential purchase, we recommend requesting the following information.
Basic Material Information
Material name and description.
Manufacturer and brand.
Model number or product code.
Country of origin.
Total available quantity.
Net weight.
Current storage condition.
Photos and videos.
Available chemical analysis or XRF reports.
Expected selling price.
Technical Information
Precious metal content.
Chemical composition.
Moisture content.
Physical form.
Whether the material is mixed or sorted.
Whether it has undergone previous processing.
Whether independent laboratory testing is available.
Commercial Information
Supplier's company name.
Supplier's location.
Available monthly quantity.
Minimum shipment quantity.
Expected payment terms.
Export availability.
Material ownership and origin documentation.
17. Sampling, Testing and Purchasing Procedure
A professional precious metal recycling transaction should follow a transparent evaluation process.
Step 1 – Initial Inquiry
The supplier provides material descriptions, photos, estimated quantities and available analysis reports.
Step 2 – Preliminary Evaluation
The recycling company evaluates the material type, potential metal content and feasibility of recovery.
Step 3 – Sample Submission
The supplier sends a representative sample for testing according to the agreed sampling and shipping requirements.
Step 4 – Laboratory Analysis
The material is tested using appropriate analytical methods.
Depending on the material, methods may include:
XRF screening
ICP-OES
ICP-MS
Fire assay
Wet chemical analysis
Other suitable laboratory methods
Step 5 – Final Quotation
The purchase price is calculated according to the verified metal content, payable metal percentage, current market prices, processing costs and commercial terms.
Step 6 – Contract and Shipment
Both parties confirm the purchase agreement, material quantity, export documentation, transportation and payment arrangements.
Step 7 – Settlement
Payment is made according to the agreed contract and final settlement terms.
18. Important Notes for International Scrap Suppliers
Photos alone cannot determine the exact precious metal content.
XRF results are preliminary screening information and may not represent the entire batch.
Different brands and models may have different precious metal compositions.
Mixed materials should be identified and classified before shipment.
Representative sampling is important for accurate evaluation.
Chemical solutions, powders, catalysts and hazardous residues require appropriate safety and shipping documentation.
International shipments must comply with applicable export, import, customs and hazardous-waste regulations.
Material origin and legal ownership should be verified.
19. Why Work with Dingfeng Precious Metals?
Dingfeng Metal Technology Co., Ltd. is a high-tech enterprise specializing in precious metal recycling, refining and precision testing.
Our company has nearly 20 years of development experience in the precious metal recycling industry and holds relevant environmental protection and hazardous-waste treatment qualifications in China.
Our Main Business
We purchase and recycle:
Precious Metals
Gold (Au)
Silver (Ag)
Palladium (Pd)
Platinum (Pt)
Rhodium (Rh)
Iridium (Ir)
Ruthenium (Ru)
Strategic Metals
Germanium (Ge)
Indium (In)
Tantalum (Ta)
Gallium (Ga)
Industrial Scrap
Used iridium and platinum spark plugs
Automotive catalytic converters
Platinum-rhodium thermocouple wire
Precious metal catalysts
Gold-plated pins and contacts
Silver contacts and silver-plated materials
Electronic and semiconductor scrap
Precious metal-bearing solutions and sludge
Iridium titanium plates and electrodes
Our Advantages
Direct industrial recycling and refining company.
Professional precious metal testing capabilities.
Experienced technical and R&D team.
Advanced separation and extraction technologies.
Long-term cooperation with industrial suppliers.
Professional evaluation of different precious metal-bearing waste materials.
Focus on long-term international business relationships.
20. International Business Cooperation
We are looking for long-term overseas suppliers, industrial manufacturers, scrap collectors, recycling companies, trading companies and precious metal waste dealers.
Whether you have a small sample for initial evaluation or a large quantity of industrial scrap, we welcome your inquiry.
Before sending samples, please contact us with material photos, estimated weight, brand, model and available analysis reports.
Company: Dingfeng Precious Metals
WhatsApp: +86 13760175719
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