Precious Metal Recovery Systems

Penguin precious metal recovery systems are a simple, economical method for reclaiming gold and other precious metals from processing rinse water and drag-out tanks. The metal recovery system recovers an average of three troy ounces per pound. Even with the smallest unit containing just four pounds of resin pay for themselves after their initial use, the company claims. These units, with a pre-filter and a post-filter, effectively produce higher purity rinse water for improved rinse processing re-use. Various pump/chamber combinations provide for small laboratory operations up to 400-gallon large volume tanks.

Filter Pump Industries, Div. of Penguin Pumps | 818-504-2391 | filterpump.com

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