Silver And Tin Stripping And Recovery Machines
The stripping machine uses the plated product as the anode and stainless steel as the cathode. Plated parts go into titanium or loading baskets in a hanging basket arrangement, and electrolysis removes the silver from the surface into the electrolyte, which is then filtered and electrolysed to obtain silver slag.
Every Machine In The Stripping Range
What This Category Is For
Silver and tin plating on hardware and electronic scrap is thin, valuable and easily lost in a furnace. Chemical stripping alone leaves a loaded solution that still has to be treated separately.
Who It Suits
- Electronic waste processors
- Hardware recyclers with plated components
- Refiners taking in plated scrap
- Operations currently smelting plated scrap
Why These Machines
- Stripping and metal recovery in the same cell
- Four loading baskets with 700mm effective loading height
- A-grade 12mm PP cell with square steel reinforcement, size customisable
- 316 stainless steel cathode and three-phase 380V 50Hz rectifier
- Separate washing tank included
Where These Machines Are Used
- Stripping silver plating from hardware components
- Stripping silver and tin from electronic waste
How These Machines Are Configured
Questions About Stripping
What can this machine strip?
Silver and tin plated on the surface of hardware and electronic waste.
Does it also recover the metal?
Yes. The same machine can electrolytically deposit the stripped silver and tin at the same time, and the electrolyte is filtered, precipitated or electrolysed to give silver slag.
Talk To Us About Stripping
Tell us the metal, the solution and the daily volume and we will quote the right model.