Introducing a safe and advanced processing system in business operations! Workflow for lead battery recycling.
At Daiseki MCR, we purchase and collect waste lead batteries (for automotive and industrial use), refine them in a melting furnace using lead from the plates (lead sponge) as raw material. The processed lead grid and lead paste are melted to produce bullion (raw lead). Impurities are removed from the bullion (raw lead) to manufacture lead with a higher purity (99.99% purity) and alloys specified by the user. The refined lead from the refining furnace is shaped into ingots using a molding machine and shipped to battery manufacturers and others. 【Workflow】 ■ Melting ■ Refining ■ Molding ■ Completion and Shipping *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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**Features** ■ Rotary gas melting furnace (compared to LPG, heavy oil, and kerosene) - Utilizes city gas (13A), resulting in reduced CO2 emissions - Lighter than air, making it easy to disperse and enhancing safety ■ Induction heating refining furnace - Self-heating, resulting in exceptionally high thermal conversion efficiency, leading to energy savings and preventing the surrounding area from becoming hot - Does not use flames, contributing to CO2 reduction and ensuring safety *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.*
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Daiseki MCR Co., Ltd. is a clean and recycling company engaged in industrial waste treatment (waste lead batteries), trading of non-ferrous metal materials and precious metals, and lead refining. With a safe and advanced processing system equipped with state-of-the-art facilities and industry-related knowledge, we promote the formation of a circular society.
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