Silver Electrolysis Refining Machine
80 to 92.5 percent scrap silver taken to 9999 on 10 percent dilute nitric acid alone.

High-frequency pulse recovery that pulls gold and silver straight out of spent solution as metal.
Developed in-house, this machine reduces silver, gold, copper or nickel ions directly to metal under automatic intelligent control, reaching 99.8 percent purity with a recovery rate of 99 percent or better on gold and silver. Available in one, two, three and four-head configurations.
Drag-out tanks, strip solutions and rinse waters carry away real money, and the concentration is too low for anyone to bother with chemically. Electrolytic adsorption makes low-concentration recovery worth doing, and the residual liquid comes back inside discharge limits.

Transcribed from the published product data. Where a figure is not published it is not listed here, and it has not been estimated.
| Product name | Electrolytic gold recovery equipment |
|---|---|
| Brand | XHF |
| Function | Recovering precious metal in the plating solution |
| Recovery rate | >=99% gold and silver; >=90% copper, nickel, platinum, palladium |
| Output purity | 99.8% |
| Principle | High-frequency pulse electrolytic adsorption |
| Shell material | PP |
| Voltage | 220 V / 380 V |
| Power | 300 W / 350 W / 400 W / 500 W |
| Key components | PLC, motor, pump |
| Tare weight | 50 kg |
| Delivery time | 7 to 15 days |
| Warranty | 1 year |
| Place of origin | Guangdong, China |
Metal ions in solution are reduced onto the cathode and the deposit is peeled off for re-refining. Intelligent control handles the current so the deposit does not splash or over-electrolyse.
The same cell scales by head count, so a workshop running one plating line and a plant running four can both be matched without changing technology.
Plating solution, drag-out tank, strip solution, plating rinse waters, iodine and iodide etching solution, e-waste stripping solution and spent photographic developer are all named applications.
On spent fixer, the published figures are a recovery rate of 98 percent or better with residual silver in the treated liquid below 20 mg/L, which is inside environmental discharge standards.
Acid and alkali resistant throughout, modular so electrodes can be swapped and the cell cleaned, with a continuous operating life described as over eight years.

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Bath cleanliness, drag-out recovery and de-plating for plants running precious metal baths.
The urban mine: gold, silver, palladium and platinum recovered from boards, connectors and leach liquor.
Silver pulled out of spent fixer at 98 percent recovery, with residual below 20 mg/L.
From mixed feed to a documented purity figure: 9999 silver, cathode copper, aqua regia gold dissolution.
99.8 percent, per the source description. Recovery rate is 99 percent or better for gold and silver, and 90 percent or better for copper, nickel, platinum and palladium.
300, 350, 400 or 500 W depending on configuration, at 220 V or 380 V. Tare weight 50 kg.
Yes, and that is one of the best-documented cases. Waste fixer typically runs 3 to 6 grams of silver per litre, so 20 litres of solution yields roughly 80 grams of silver in one operation.
On fixer, no. The spent fixer itself is the electrolyte; no additional reagent is added.
80 to 92.5 percent scrap silver taken to 9999 on 10 percent dilute nitric acid alone.
Ion-exchange resin that strips gold out of solutions too dilute for electrolysis.
Electrolytic silver de-plating for a workshop bench, 0.5 to 0.8 tonnes of parts a day.
Send your daily volume and feed grade and we will confirm the size, capacity and power that fits. Production and delivery normally 7 to 15 working days after order confirmation.