Recycling of scrap copper alloys and non-ferrous metals

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This post was last edited by lotus2009 on 2012-1-9 at 19:12. The company has received a project involving a waste copper alloy with a copper content of 23%. A plan needs to be developed now. Help me out and give me some advice.

Reply #22011-03-07

-- Such high iron levels are a problem. --

Reply #32011-03-07

I don’t think either of your two options is the most ideal; if you need help, please contact QQ1508266215

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