High Quality Processing for Non-Ferrous and Ferrous Material
About SPS
Our Experience
Our Process
We are a trusted leader in non-ferrous metal processing and the recycling of materials such as aluminum, copper, brass, and stainless steel. Our commitment to providing efficient metal recovery solutions ensures that we help our clients reduce waste and maximize value through sustainable recycling practices.
Our Process
Our Experience
Our Process
Our daily operations are focused on providing effective metal recovery solutions through the efficient sorting, grading, and processing of non-ferrous metals such as copper, aluminum, and brass. Materials are carefully inspected, prepared, and processed using industry-standard equipment to ensure maximum recovery and quality. Each step is
Our daily operations are focused on providing effective metal recovery solutions through the efficient sorting, grading, and processing of non-ferrous metals such as copper, aluminum, and brass. Materials are carefully inspected, prepared, and processed using industry-standard equipment to ensure maximum recovery and quality. Each step is guided by our commitment to sustainable recycling practices, safety, environmental responsibility, and meeting client specifications with precision and consistency.
Our Experience
Our Experience
Our Experience
We have built a strong reputation for our expertise in non-ferrous metal processing and metal recovery solutions. Our team brings deep knowledge and proven efficiency to every project, ensuring high-quality results, reliable service, and long-term partnerships with clients across various sectors, all while adhering to sustainable recycling practices.
Decanting of Catalytic Converters
The Process
How we process:
Our Technology
Decanting a catalytic converter refers to the process of removing the internal honeycomb structure from inside the unit, leaving the outer casing empty. The honeycomb contains materials that help reduce harmful exhaust emissions, so once removed, the converter no longer performs its original function.
This modification is sometimes carried
Decanting a catalytic converter refers to the process of removing the internal honeycomb structure from inside the unit, leaving the outer casing empty. The honeycomb contains materials that help reduce harmful exhaust emissions, so once removed, the converter no longer performs its original function.
This modification is sometimes carried out when a catalytic converter becomes blocked or damaged, or for off-road and specialist vehicle use where emissions control systems are not required.
Our Technology
How we process:
Our Technology
Our technology uses a hydraulic cutting mechanism to precisely open the outer steel casing of the converter.
- The converter is securely clamped in position
- A reinforced blade or shear cuts through the housing
- The process is controlled to reduce sparks, dust, and material loss
How we process:
How we process:
How we process:
1. Collection
We receive catalytic converters from suppliers and partners, then log and check them.
2. Sorting
Converters are sorted by type and size to prepare them for processing.
3. Decanning
We open the converter and remove the material inside that contains valuable metals.
4. Weighing
The extracted material is collected and weighed to e
1. Collection
We receive catalytic converters from suppliers and partners, then log and check them.
2. Sorting
Converters are sorted by type and size to prepare them for processing.
3. Decanning
We open the converter and remove the material inside that contains valuable metals.
4. Weighing
The extracted material is collected and weighed to ensure accuracy.
5. Testing
A sample is analysed to find out how much platinum, palladium, and rhodium it contains.
6. Refining
The material is sent to specialist refiners where the metals are recovered.
7. Payment
You receive a report and payment based on the metal content and current market prices.