Solder dross, paste and bars, non-ferrous metals, specialty alloys and precious-metal-bearing material are weighed in Orillia and settled by material on a written report.
Dross from wave and selective soldering, expired or surplus paste, bars and wire. Lead-free and tin-lead are kept apart and settled as what they are.
Copper, aluminum, brass, stainless steel and other non-ferrous scrap, as solids, offcuts or turnings.
Tell us the alloy and the form it is in. Alloys are sorted and settled by alloy, not as mixed scrap.
Plated parts, contacts, connectors and other material that carries gold, silver, platinum or palladium. It is collected, sorted and sent to accredited refiners.
The biggest difference to a settlement is usually made on your floor, not ours. Lead-free dross kept apart from tin-lead, alloys kept in their own bins and paste left in its jars all settle better than one mixed drum. If you are setting up collection for the first time, ask us and we will tell you how to split it.
The material, the form it is in and roughly how much. A photo of the bin or drum helps.
Our truck collects in Ontario and Quebec. From elsewhere in Canada you ship to Orillia.
Each material is weighed under your lot number. The receiving report shows what arrived.
The settlement report shows the weight of each material and what it settled at. Material with metal value is paid for or credited.
We collect, sort and ship. Precious-metal-bearing material goes to accredited refiners. If you are a member of the public or a jeweller selling gold or silver, our storefront EDI Refining is the right place.
Yes, both. Keep them apart if you can.
Tell us the alloy and we will tell you. It is quicker than a list, because the answer depends on the alloy and the form it is in.
By material and weight, against the market on the day. We quote before pickup and the settlement report shows each line.
Reject and scrap boards, excess components, end-of-life electronics and cable, weighed, sorted and settled in writing.
Non-ferrous metals and specialty alloys kept by alloy and settled by alloy.
Reject boards, excess components, solder dross and rejected product, each handled for what it is.
Search for what you have. Each result says what we do with it, which service it falls under and who answers.
