Carbothermic method allows the recycling of hard metals scrap containing high quantities of tungsten and carbide.
Hard metal refers to solid pieces, in the form of tools, parts of cars, no more usable systems, or dust, a by-product coming from mechanical processing of utensils or hard metals.
By recycling hard metals and reusing raw materials we contribute to reducing the exploitation of primary natural resources, we limit both the negative impact that mining industry has on the planet and the high consumption of energy. Unlike more common recycling plants that use chemicals and toxic substances, the OMCD group uses the carbothermic regeneration process, with a low impact on the environment if compared with other systems currently in use.
Thanks to your hard metals scrap, the OMCD group will limit
raw material supply; this will help disengaging from productive policies and monopoly goals of countries owning mineral deposits and other multinational corporations. By guaranteeing us autonomy in raw material supply, you can also guarantee yourself continuity of supply of finished products.
After having used hard metals, the law provides that
their transportation and disposal must be carried out by certified companies, with high costs and complex paperwork. The OMCD group will help you in this process by taking charge of product collection and offering a consulting service for free; moreover, it offers a solid financial return through a price reduction on the next purchase of finished products. Eco-friendly culture and actions contributing to environmental protection are widely spreading out and today they are fully accepted and rewarded by the financial market.
Using clean scrap and going through processes without the addition of chemicals, the regenerated powder of OMCD group is only composed of carbide and cobalt, which is the best raw material to reuse in order to ensure the highest quality of sintered materials.
The OMCD group is very interested in the environment, and for this reason it started to adopt a “Green economy” focused on sustainability and the reduction of their actions on the planet.
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