Glass manufacturing depends on equipment that can withstand intense heat, chemical attack and long production cycles. In specialist glass and fibreglass…
Dental metal can enter recycling streams in several forms: removed crowns, bridges, inlays, laboratory offcuts, old prosthetic components and residues…
Recovering precious metals from electronic waste requires equipment that can tolerate changing feed chemistry, suspended solids and repeated wet-process…
Radio-frequency identification (RFID) tags are now part of everyday commerce. They track clothing through distribution centres, identify parcels, manage…
Electronic waste is a highly variable material. A single batch can contain printed circuit boards, cables, connectors, batteries, plastics, ferrous metals and…
Tantalum capacitor scrap can contain valuable metals, yet its recovery is rarely as simple as placing a mixed batch into a standard refining line. Components…
Memory modules may look like ordinary circuit boards at the end of their working life, yet their edge connectors contain a valuable concentration of gold. The…
Electronic waste contains valuable gold, silver, palladium and other metals, yet recovering them can create a difficult environmental problem. Conventional…
The economics of precious-metal recovery depend heavily on what enters the plant. High-grade electronic scrap can contain valuable concentrations of gold,…
Australia leads the world in rooftop solar adoption, with more than one in three detached houses now generating their own electricity. That same enthusiasm is…