Precipitation Chemicals & Water Treatment
Precipitation chemicals for recovering precious metals from liquid waste streams.
Our precipitation chemicals are designed for the recovery of precious metals from liquid waste streams — refinery effluent, electroplating rinse, hydrometallurgical bleed and the leachate produced downstream of our own leaching products. The same product range pairs with heavy-metal remediation chemistry so the line that produces revenue also closes the effluent loop.
Products in this family
Targeted precipitation chemicals for recovering precious metals from liquid waste streams, including downstream of leaching.
Paired heavy-metal remediation chemistry for compliant effluent discharge.
Why operators choose it
- Recovers precious metals from liquid waste streams
- Hazardous metal compliance support
- Feasibility-first — we test on your actual effluent before quoting
- Pairs with our leaching products for full-route recovery
- Built-in safety features in the recovery system design
- Integrates with PolyGOResin™ polishing
- • Refinery polishing circuits
- • Electroplating effluent
- • Hydrometallurgical bleed streams
- • Leachate from leaching-route recovery
- • Industrial heavy-metal compliance
Frequently asked
Stripping recovers metal in solid form directly from solid waste. Precipitation recovers metal from liquid streams — leachate, effluent and rinse water. Lines that leach typically need precipitation downstream.
They solve different problems. Precipitation gives a high-grade solid output for refining; resin gives selective capture at low concentration. Most lines use both.
No — PolyGO is a chemistry vendor, not a hazardous waste handler. We design the chemistry to be compatible with your licensed disposal partner.
Send a representative sample. We’ll run a complimentary characterisation and come back with a tailored chemistry recommendation and projected economics.
Spec a chemistry.
Spec a line.
Tell us your feedstock and target metal. We’ll come back with a product recommendation, a sample chemistry datasheet, and projected recovery economics.