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Get a reliable estimate of your material’s PGM value before committing to a full recovery or recycling project.
How it works
We will need a sample, homogenous and representative for the material to be processed. Quantity of the sample depends on the size of the total available lot. Representativeness is the most important factor.
Do you have questions on how to extract a good sample? Feel free to reach out for any assistance.
A typical analysis takes about 2 weeks after receipt of the sample.
Costs are 350 euros total, no hidden fees. The analysis costs will be fully waived when the project proceeds to an order with Circle PGM.
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Our detailed guide contains additional information about our process and services.
How does Circle PGM handle logistics?
Circle PGM works with long term logistics partners across the globe. This ensures trustworthy and secure shipments
What materials can Circle PGM recover?
We handle a wide variety of materials containing precious metals (PGMs) in all shapes and sizes. Our specialty lies in iridium and ruthenium coated materials, which we process using our unique, chemical-free method.
Is Circle PGM compliant with European environmental regulations?
Yes, Circle PGM is compliant with European environmental regulations. Our innovative, chemical-free recovery process aligns with the standards for sustainability, safety, and environmental protection. We continue to improve on a daily basis.
What materials can be recovered and refined?
If your material contains precious metals, recovery is possible, even from very low concentrations. Whether it involves coated materials, solids, liquids, hazardous substances, organics, catalysts, or any other form shape or size, our team is here to assist you. Feel free to get in touch with us!
What’s the difference between destructive and non-destructive coating removal?
Destructive coating removal breaks down both the coating and the substrate, making the substrate unusable. Non-destructive removal, however, separates the coating while preserving the substrate, allowing it to be reused. At Circle PGM, we specialize in non-destructive, chemical-free method to recover precious metals sustainably