We are Bulgarian company with 15 years of experience in collecting and dismantling electronic scrap, scrap from telephone exchange stations, automobile catalytic converters and capacitors, rare earth metal alloys, ferrous and non-ferrous metals, etc. We have 2 main bases and 6 yards. We are looking for business partners abroad.At the moment we offer (pictures and quantities - on the attached file):
1. Catalytic converters from various makes of western automobiles (the ceramic which is separated from the steel case) – 1 000 kg.
2. Capacitors:
a) Bulgarian (1-5 % Pd&Ag) – 540 kg.
b) Russian - type H90& H30 (4-7 % Pt&Pd) – 25 kg.
c) electrolytic capacitors – 5 000 kg.
d) homogeneous mixture, ground to fine powder from Russian capacitors (Pd&Pt) – 50 kg.
e) mixture of crumbled Russian capacitors (over 12 % Pt)
3. Electronic chips – Russian, Bulgarian and Western (Au, Ag, Ni, Cu, Co)
4. Electronic scrap from telephone exchange:
a) old generation relays – type A29 – 25 000 kg.
b) newer generation “Siemens” relays – type “Cross-Point” – 12 000 kg.
5. Electronic scrap from computing centers:
a) main boards from old generation IBM computing centers – Pd-plated (1000 items)
b) main boards newer generation from computers – type 386 and 486 – 200 kg.
5. Scrap plates from different electronic appliances without Iron: 12 000 kg.
6. Alloys:
a) Scrap post lamella ( Cu-Ni-Zn ) - 2 000 kg.
b) Al-Ni-Co magnet alloys from rotors, stators, loudspeakers and IBM magnets;
8 000 kg. - sorted out
7. Scrap – wireless senders military field – 4500 kg.
8. Tantalum scrap – 170 kg.
We would like to know:
What taxes you charge for recycling?
What percent of the precious metal content in the units are you able to extract?
What percent from the market price of the metals do you pay?
If the scrap contain other than precious metals like rare-earth metals (In, Ge, Sm, Co) and non-ferrous metals (Ni, Cu for instance) do you pay for them?
We are willing to provide you with any other information you may need concerning our business. We hope we would establish good business relationships with mutual profit.