#Industry ·2026-02-11
When we casually discard a mobile phone motherboard or computer components, have we ever noticed that there is gold quietly sleeping on a tiny circuit board? A city's mineral treasure—discarded electronic devices are increasingly piling up like mountains, with precious metals scattered like stars within them. Traditional crude burning or brutal separation methods not only waste precious resources, but also corrode the earth's water sources like a poisonous scourge. However, the emergence of water-based recycling technology is like a quietly flowing river of life. It replaces the fierceness of fire with the gentleness of water, and substitutes the crude mechanical separation with the meticulous pushing of water currents. After being crushed, the waste boards are put into the sorting water stream, like stepping onto a carefully designed gold-panning riverbed: those shining "golden raindrops"—tiny copper, aluminum, and tin particles are accurately sorted and cleverly captured by density differences; layer upon layer of "filters" sift out heavy metal powders; and the sorting water stream naturally carries away resin and plastic waste, eventually floating lightly to the other end—this clear stream quietly seals the deadly heavy metal pollution at the bottom of the abyss. Throughout the entire production line, precision equipment cooperates seamlessly like a symphony: crushers, hydrocyclone separators, inertial separation modules... Under the grand and steady pace of industry, there is a delicate and meticulous technological cycle of water recycling. This silent rushing water stream, like a skilled craftsman's hand, extracts and regenerates the precious "blood" from countless electronic shells. A 2023 report revealed that such equipment can effectively recover more than 95% of the main metal components such as copper and aluminum from circuit boards under gentle processing, with a purity sufficient to be directly "returned to the furnace" and transformed into the vital arteries of next-generation electronic devices. The water-based recycling equipment for discarded circuit boards transforms every seemingly cold discarded circuit board into a new life in the river of regeneration, becoming a green spring of urban mining for tomorrow's cities. It turns out that the end of all discards can be transformed by wisdom into the starting point of a new journey.
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No. 15 Industrial Avenue, Industrial Park, Shicheng County, Jiangxi Province
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