ISO catalytic converters across north america and beyond

Hello All, My name is Jonathan with Ccon Metals, my goal is to get you the most for your catalytic converters. A year ago we spent alot of resources to create our free to use, invitation only web app called "Ccon Revolution" through it we are able to show our customers exactly what they can expect when they sell to us. within the app you can find a photo grading service, detailed history on converters sold, automatically updated pricing, the ability to lock in material pricing when material is shipped, and a host of other useful features.

if you have a bucket of old converter guts collecting dust in a corner we have the ability to assay loose material and get you paid, your invoice will show you exactly what we pay per pound.

we are happy to pay in USD or CAD

we offer bank wire, cheque, cash, and e-transfer as payment types (......sorry no bitcoin payment available ;))

we are in the midst of finalizing insurance to cover customer loads to give peace of mind when material is in transit.

we are based out of Abbotsford B.C Canada, but that doesn't stop us from doing business all across north america.

i can be reached Jonathan@ccon.ca for any questions i can help with, or ill do my best to check here often and reply whenever i can.

we can be found on facebook at https://www.facebook.com/cconmetalsinc
on instagram at CCON Metals Inc
or twitter at Ccon Metals

our office number is 604-859-2855 and we are open 8am-4:30pm/ Monday- Friday

This works for me, I shipped a drum, 585 pounds of ball milled comb to the US.

If i were to do this again I don't suppose you would have any objection of my presence too witness the assay, grab my cash then head back home.

https://i.postimg.cc/DwkRpPtM/lose.png

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Originally Posted by alloy2

This works for me, I shipped a drum, 585 pounds of ball milled comb to the US.

If i were to do this again I don't suppose you would have any objection of my presence too witness the assay, grab my cash then head back home.

https://i.postimg.cc/DwkRpPtM/lose.png

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that's entirely dependant if you'd like to spend 2 or 3 hours at the shop, for propriety sake there are some aspects of the business we cant freely show, however everything that can be shared will be shared

What about transparency

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Originally Posted by mikeinreco

What about transparency

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we give you a detailed price breakdown on each unit you sell to us that shows exactly what we pay, and what we called it. we show you exactly what we would be willing to pay and give your material back to you if you aren't satisfied with what we can do. this applies to converters and assays.

we are transparent, however certain aspects of what we do are easily replicated with enough financial backing, so it presents an issue, if there was trust built between us and a client that's a different story. I am confident if you walk into stillwater, powermount, northem,vale,basf, legend, etc... they wouldn't just let you watch over their shoulder and walk you through their breakdowns, i know from experience those places keep propriety in their minds at all times and share very little when it comes to new developments, its not bad business, its risk management.

With POTUS and FLOTUS testing positive for the covid_17 I wish them both a speedy recovery, apparently the markets have reacted negatively to the news.

As Gomer used to say, SURPRISE, SURPRISE!

Hey ccon big fan of yall. How do you guys assay? What process do you use to assay? And what kind of terms can you offer on smaller loads. To the guy that was talking about watching them assay just ship a sample to a private lab of your choice.

what will happen with this business when electric cars take over? should i be concerned?

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Originally Posted by scrapgenius

what will happen with this business when electric cars take over? should i be concerned?

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You'll need to convert yourself to battery recycling. :)

Seriously, it is a business in progress. We currently have two recycling plants in construction in a 100 miles radius and the provincial government also want to attract a major player to build an additional electric car battery plant that will use local sourced minerals. They want to develop all that here and keep the money and the jobs in North America instead of seeing everything going to China.