Indium ingot recovery_ Indium block recycling price_ Precious metal recycling and refining manufacturers

Indium ingots, also known as indium blocks, are composed of high-density metallic indium. Indium ingots, due to their strong light permeability and conductivity, are mainly used in the production of ITO targets (used in the production of liquid crystal displays and flat panel screens). This use is the main consumer area of indium ingots, accounting for 70% of global indium consumption. The remaining indium is used in the field of electronic semiconductors, accounting for 12% of global consumption; Solder and alloy fields account for 12%; The research industry accounts for 6%. Additionally, due to its softer nature, it is also used for seam pressing in certain industries that require filler metal. In medicine, indium colloids are used for liver, spleen, and bone marrow scans. Indium DTPA is used for brain and kidney scans. Indium Fe (OH) 3 particles were used for lung scanning. Placental scan using indium Fe ascorbic acid. Liver blood pool scanning uses indium to deliver Ferritin. Waste indium ingots are one of the main sources of indium waste recycling. The sources of indium waste recycling include indium wire recycling, indium sheet recycling, crude indium recycling, refined indium recycling, indium particle recycling, indium bead recycling, indium wire recycling, etc. If you have any demand for indium containing waste recycling, please call our 24-hour service hotline. Dingfeng Precious Metal Recycling and Refining Factory has an independent recycling and refining factory without intermediaries to earn price differences. Our professional technical team and customer service personnel provide one-on-one services to ensure customer privacy during the recycling process.