Before handover
Confirm who is buying the material, the agreed offer and the records you will receive. Ask for applicable business and licence details before making an arrangement.
More value from what’s already here
The next chapter for valuable materials.
Catalytic converters contain materials worth recovering. Understanding the journey, and asking clear questions about how your units are handled, is part of making an informed decision.
Every converter has a next chapter.
Recovery starts with understanding the material.
Platinum, palladium and rhodium are used in automotive catalysts. Specialist recycling processes can recover and separate these metals for further use.
The wider industry journey can include preparation, sampling and specialist refining. A converter’s purchase and grading are separate from the industrial processes used to recover its metals.
Industry background: Johnson Matthey’s explanation of PGM recycling and refining.
Ask clear questions about the next step.
After purchase
If you need to understand the route your converters will take, raise that with Roger or Richard before handover. Specific handling and downstream arrangements should be explained for your enquiry.
Your own records
Keep the agreed transaction information and any documents supplied. Trade sellers can discuss particular record requirements at the start.
Keep valuable information with the converter.
Visible codes, honest condition information and a clear record of where the unit came from all help make the conversation more useful. Keep the converter intact and ask if you are uncertain about preparation.
A real conversation starts here
Start your enquiry Your converters. Let’s talk.
Roger and Richard are ready to hear what you have.