Kemet and Sprauge make most tantalum caps....if you can squeeze one with pliers fairly easily...not tant..Google Nippon chem Corp and see if they made tant caps
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Kemet and Sprauge make most tantalum caps....if you can squeeze one with pliers fairly easily...not tant..Google Nippon chem Corp and see if they made tant caps
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The third picture down (black ones with silver stripe) - which are these?
And are they the same as the yellow ones f the same size?
Thx
The tan colored ones in the first 2 pics and again in the last ones are MLCC. Keep them and sell for silver and palladium.
Tantalum Bullet Capacitors
$13/Lb Net Weight of Capacitor
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672D & 673D are aluminum electrolytical capacitors made by Sprauge, so they are not tantalum capacitors. Sorry that no one else was to State the bad news! Squeeze with a pair of pliers, should be easy to squeeze if aluminum, tantalum axial caps will be harder to dent.
who will buy my tantalum from here in philippines? please..
The attached pictures on the OPs thread don't pull up for me. I'm really interested in this and want to be able to sort my e-waste properly
Has anyone used this company lately...........I have quite a few SMD Caps will post pics later but with the way things have gone lately kinda nervous to send anything to someone new
Mike,
What if you did a test run like 1/2 a pound or a pound. That way you're not out too much if it doesn't pan out ?
Might also look into the feasibility of selling them for recovery of PM's like platinum, palladium, and silver ?
Don't know if it's solid info, but i read somewhere recently that the PM yields could be as high as 2% by weight. That could be a bit more than refining for tantalum recovery.
Yes, you can ship smaller amounts if you would like, To start off with our first transaction.
Do you mind telling us what is the actual amount of Tantalum SMD Capacitor Scrap you have to offer?
The most updated pricing is above and was updated last week. Please visit Tantalum Recycling Business Page on Facebook for more information and pictures as well.
I still have more to process but will try to get pics and weight of what I have currently
Here is what I've saved so far let me know if this is enough
[IMG]https://i.imgur.com/2bibB2p.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]https://i.imgur.com/4NHBgBW.jpg[/IMG]
https://i.imgur.com/SDO5Wmf.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/qLzXkYt.jpg
I'll send them in is address correct?
I put these in mail today
I saw these were delivered........You can send updates to mikeinrecovery32@yahoo.com
Thanks again (hopefully) for a smooth transaction
Thanks again for update very smooth service!!!
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Tantapak Tantalum Capacitors ---- TANSITOR CAPACITOR COMPANY
Prices accurate thanks
The prices that are listed on Ebay are currently listed at pricing that is more expensive then we can currently pay.
Our price for this load of Tantalum Capacitor Scrap would be
$39.36 USD for the full load of Ta Scrap delivered to our facility in Doral, Florida 33172.
I switched it to best offer........Just make your offer and I'll accept........Shipping is cheaper for me on ebay
got it ty
Question...... I probably have 125-150 pounds or so of capacitors at the moment - most of them would be the silver looking ones in the picture below the picture with the blue capacitors.... not sure what type those are. The pictures that you have help a little, but they don't tell me what types of capacitors are in the pictures so I can match up dollar amounts. My question is do you have any descriptions for the different types of capacitors to match up with the pictures you have posted? I see two different types of red tantalum capacitors. How do I know what red capacitors go in the $35.00/lb. red top pile? Please advise.
Thank you very much for the comment, Please take some pictures of the capacitors you currently have available.
I would be able to provide exact answers to which Tantalum capacitors each type is.
Please email us at ronald@tantalumrecycling.com
Do you have a single picture with the different capacitors grouped out and written underneath identifying the different kinds. I have several different kinds from years of refining but never touched the tantalum capacitors, only pulled them from the boards and sorted leaving them in jars because I never had a buyer.
Pictures of Tantalum Capacitors Grouped --
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More Grouped Tantalum Capacitor Scrap Pictures --- Different Types;
Attachment 4456Attachment 4457Attachment 4458
Tantalum Recycling
2101 NW 93rd Avenue
Doral, Florida 33172
T: 800.805.9150
E: ronald@tantalumrecycling.com
W: Tantalum Scrap Metal Recycling | Tantalum Recycling
I apologize - It seems as if you did not read all the 20 pages of board comments on our Tantalum Capacitor Scrap purchasing page.
Please contact us by Email - In order for me to provide you with all the different pictures and pricing of each individual type --- Our email address is attached on every comment that we make.
Please either contact us by our website at -- tantalumrecycling.com
or
Please contact us by email at ---- info@tantalumrecycling.com
I will send you a breakdown per each individual type.
ah man, I really should take the time to go through all these pages to look at the different pictures. I do agree with the other guy though too, all pictures/categories of everything you take, with examples, in one place would be super helpful rather than someone having to go through 20 pages and trying to figure it out.....
I think I had a bunch (probably 50-75lbs) of what I now think were Tantalum Large Military Capacitors, after looking through the pages
I sent them in with shred just thinking they weren't anything special. Ive even been in this thread before, just never on "Page 11" before today ..... :'( ..... oh well, live and learn.