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Materials We Refine

The materials we turn back into precious metal

If it contains platinum, palladium, rhodium, ruthenium, iridium, gold, or silver, we can likely recover it. Here are the materials we process most often.

Accepted Feed Materials

Eleven categories of precious-metal-bearing material

Not sure whether your material qualifies? Send us the details and our team will advise on recoverable value.

Spent Catalysts

Deactivated catalysts from chemical, petrochemical, and pharmaceutical processes carrying platinum, palladium, rhodium, and ruthenium.

Automotive Catalysts

End-of-life catalytic converters — ceramic and metallic — rich in platinum, palladium, and rhodium from vehicle emission systems.

Chemical Catalysts

Spent homogeneous and heterogeneous catalysts from synthesis, hydrogenation, and oxidation processes.

Electronic Scrap

Printed circuit boards, connectors, processors, and components containing concentrated gold, silver, and palladium.

Jewellery Scrap

Karat gold, silver, and platinum scrap, filings, and bench residues from jewellery manufacture and retail.

Laboratory Waste

Precious-metal crucibles, electrodes, thermocouples, and spent labware from research and analytical facilities.

Chemical Residues

Filter cakes, sludges, and spent solutions carrying dissolved and suspended precious metals.

Industrial Residues

Process residues, drosses, and off-spec materials from industrial manufacturing containing recoverable metal.

Mining Materials

Precious-metal-bearing mining residues and concentrates suitable for secondary recovery.

Precious Metal Scrap

Fine metal offcuts, wire, gauze, sputtering targets, and alloy scrap from precious-metal fabrication.

Manufacturing Waste

Plating residues, sweeps, polishing dust, and production waste embedded with precious metals.

Have material to refine?

Send us the details of your material and we'll assess its recoverable precious-metal value.