Precious Metal Recovery And Refining Machines Built In Shenzhen
Shenzhen Aicheng Precious Metal Equipment Co.,Ltd team
About Us

Shenzhen Aicheng Precious Metal Equipment Co.,Ltd

We build the electrolysis machines that take gold, silver and copper back out of your plating solution, your scrap and your e-waste - and refine them to 99.99% on your own floor.

Shenzhen Aicheng Precious Metal Equipment Co.,Ltd specialises in the research, development and production of electrolysis equipment for recovering gold plating solution, silver plating solution, copper waste water, palladium waste water, film water, fixer solution and other waste water containing precious metals.

We also supply silver electrolysis refining machines and copper electrolysis refining machines, covering the step after recovery where crude metal is taken up to 99.9% and 99.99% purity.

The company has continuously learned, innovated and absorbed advanced scientific and technological achievements at home and abroad. After hundreds of experiments and successive updates to the technology, we independently developed and produced the high-frequency pulse precious metal electrolytic recovery machine.

The fully automatic control method reduces metal ions to metal blocks by electrolysis, which makes it a strong choice for recycling precious metal waste liquids such as PCB gold plating, silver plating, palladium plating and activated palladium.

On dates and figures. The previous version of this website carried two different founding years and a separate claim about years of experience. We have left every one of those figures off this site until the correct date can be confirmed, rather than publish a number we cannot stand behind. Everything else on this page comes from the company's own description of its work.
Capability

What We Are Good At

Focused on one machine family

The company is focused on manufacturing precious metal electrolysis recovery machines rather than a catalogue of unrelated equipment.

No reagents in the recovery step

The recovery machines use rotating cathodes and high-frequency pulse electrolysis with no chemical reagent and no accelerator added.

Recovery over 99%

Recovery rate reaches over 99%, with 95-99.8% purity metal taken directly from the cathode.

Low residual metal

Treated solution can be brought below 5-20ppm silver and 2-10ppm gold.

Very low running cost

The recovery machines draw only 150-250W in operation and need no consumables.

Refining as well as recovery

Silver cells from 3kg to 250kg per 24 hours and copper cells from 2kg to 50kg per 24 hours take the recovered metal to 99.9-99.99%.

Standard plus customised

Machines are produced to standard models and can also be built to your solution composition, volume and processing target.

Direct contact with the factory

Enquiries go straight to Amanda, our sales manager in Shenzhen, by WhatsApp or email.

Our Company

Office Workshop And Exhibitions

FAQ

Questions About The Company

Where is the company located?

No. 3, Guochang Road, Liulian Community, Pingshan Street, Pingshan District, Shenzhen, Guangdong, China.

What exactly do you manufacture?

Electrolysis equipment for recovering gold plating solution, silver plating solution, copper waste water, palladium waste water, film water, fixer solution and other waste water containing precious metals, plus silver and copper electrolysis refining machines.

Who will I be dealing with?

Amanda, our sales manager, handles enquiries directly by WhatsApp and email.

Do you supply outside China?

Yes. Enquiries from any country are welcome; send your requirement and we will quote.

Can you build a machine to our own specification?

Yes. The machines are produced on a standardised basis and can also be customised according to customer needs.

Why does this site not list certifications?

Because we could not verify a published source for them. Rather than publish an unverified claim we have left the section out. Ask and we will send whatever documentation exists.

Work With The Factory Directly

No agent, no trading company. Messages reach the people who build the machines.