Dental scrap
Crowns, bridges, PFM/PFG, implant bars, partials, dental alloys, buttons, castings, and sprues.
Materials we evaluate
Dental scrap and precious metals worth a closer look.
You do not need to identify every alloy before creating a ticket. Choose the closest material group, add a short description, and use photos if they help. Refine This! can review the details before the parcel is prepared.
Start with what you know.
No exact assay or value estimate is required to create a ticket. Choose the closest material and Refine This! will guide the next step.
Gold, silver, platinum, and palladium
Jewelry, coins, lab metals, high-noble material, and related precious-metal scrap.
Sweeps, grinds, and cremation metals
Dust, polishings, floor or bench sweeps, grinds, and inquiries about mixed or difficult material.
Start with the closest match
Material descriptions are used to prepare the ticket and packaging guidance; they are not a final identification or guaranteed value. Exact recoverable content is determined from the material actually received and processed.
When to contact the team before shipping
Ask first if the material is hazardous, contains liquid, includes batteries or electronics, is primarily base metal, or does not fit the listed precious-metal categories. Do not ship prohibited carrier materials or unlabeled unknown substances.
Separate materials when practical
Keeping clearly different material types in separate inner containers can make receiving and documentation easier. The ticket’s packing instructions provide the final preparation guidance for the selected categories.
Related guidance
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