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Precious Metal Refining

Precious metal containing products which, after a certain time become obsolete or are generated as non-usable manufacturing scrap, are used widely in

industry and the private household sector. Therefore it is particularly sustainable to return these expensive residues to the use-cycle of precious metals by

reclaiming the contained pure metals such as gold, silver, platinum, palladium and rhodium.

Precious metal recycling is nowadays closely related to the protection of the environment. It is integrated into a c...

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