Crude Indium Recycling
Crude indium and refined indium are two forms of indium metal that differ in purity during the refining process. Refined indium is high-purity indium metal that has undergone multiple refining processes. Its purity is usually above 99.99% and contains very little other metal impurities. Both are recycling sources for indium waste. Other recycling sources for indium waste include indium mud recycling, indium slag recycling, indium sheet recycling, indium particle recycling, indium wire recycling, and indium ingot recycling.
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Name : Crude Indium
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Use : Recycling
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Application Areas : Precious Metals Recycling
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Appearance and properties : Indium
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Settlement Method : On-site payment
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Recycling Type : Indium recycling
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Door-to-door recycling:worldwide
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Customer service: Free content testing and door-to-door recycling
Indium Oxide Recycling
Indium oxide (In₂O₃) is an inorganic compound composed of the elements indium and oxygen, usually in the form of a white or pale yellow powder. Waste indium oxide is one of the recycling sources for indium-containing precious metal catalysts. The recycling sources for indium-containing precious metal catalysts include indium sulfide recycling, indium hydroxide recycling, indium fluoride recycling, indium acetate recycling, and indium chloride recycling.
Search : Indium Oxide RecyclingCrude Indium Recycling
Crude indium and refined indium are two forms of indium metal that differ in purity during the refining process. Refined indium is high-purity indium metal that has undergone multiple refining processes. Its purity is usually above 99.99% and contains very little other metal impurities. Both are recycling sources for indium waste. Other recycling sources for indium waste include indium mud recycling, indium slag recycling, indium sheet recycling, indium particle recycling, indium wire recycling, and indium ingot recycling.
Search : Crude Indium RecyclingIndium Target Recycling
Indium target refers to the target material used in thin film deposition technology, usually high purity indium metal or indium alloy. Recycling of waste ITO targets is one of the rare precious metal target recycling. Rare precious metal target recycling also includes silver target recycling, ruthenium target recycling, platinum target recycling, gold target recycling, iridium target recycling, germanium target recycling, tantalum target recycling, etc.
Search : Indium Target RecyclingIndium Slag Recycling
Indium slag refers to the solid residue containing indium and other metal impurities produced during the indium smelting process due to the inability to completely extract or separate the indium metal in the smelting raw materials. Indium slag is one of the important sources of indium-containing waste recycling. Indium-containing waste recycling also includes indium mud recycling, indium slag recycling, indium ingot recycling, indium wire recycling, indium block recycling, indium particle recycling, indium rod recycling, etc.
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Crude indium and refined indium are two forms of indium metal with different purity during the refining process. Crude indium refers to indium metal that has undergone preliminary smelting or extraction. It has low purity and usually contains other impurity metals such as tin, copper, and lead. The purity of crude indium is generally 90%-99% and is mainly used as a raw material for further refining and alloying. Refined indium is high-purity indium metal that has undergone multiple refining processes. Its purity is usually above 99.99% and contains almost no other metal impurities. Fine indium is widely used in high-end electronics, semiconductors, optoelectronics, and solar cells. After refining, crude indium becomes refined indium, which can meet industrial demand for higher purity indium metal.
Both are recycling sources of indium waste. Other indium waste recycling sources include indium mud recycling, indium slag recycling, indium sheet recycling, indium particle recycling, indium wire recycling, indium ingot recycling, etc. If you need to recycle indium-containing waste, please call our 24-hour service hotline. Ding Feng precious metal recycling and refining manufacturers have their own recycling and refining plants without the need for middlemen to get the price difference, and have a professional technical team and customer service personnel to provide one-to-one service and ensure customer privacy during the recycling process.