Specification for Scrap RAM (Random Access Memory) $18/kg Product Name: Scrap RAM (Random Access Memory) Material: Integrated circuits and modules removed from various electronic devices, primarily computers Composition: Contains integrated circuit boards with memory chips (DRAM or SRAM) Small amounts of precious metals (gold, silver) and other metals (copper, tin) Components free from excessive plastic or other non-metallic attachments Condition: Should be intact and identifiable as RAM modules Preferably without physical damage or deformation that affects recycling efficiency Packaging: Packed securely in suitable containers or pallets Each batch clearly labeled with details including RAM type and weight Packaging designed to prevent physical damage during transit and handling Size: Various sizes and shapes depending on the original module type (e.g., DIMM, SIMM) Generally compact and suitable for ease of handling and transportation Applications: Valuable for recycling and recovery of precious metals (gold, silver) and other valuable materials Used in refining processes to extract precious metals and recover other recyclable materials from electronic waste Origin: Derived from obsolete or surplus computer systems and other electronic equipment Typically collected through electronic waste recycling programs or industrial sources Price: Priced at $18 per kilogram (or equivalent unit) Price subject to market fluctuations and quantity discounts Certifications: Documentation confirming the origin and composition of the scrap Compliance with environmental and recycling standards (e.g., EPA regulations) Note: Specifications for Scrap RAM may vary depending on market conditions, supplier agreements, and specific requirements for electronic waste recycling and precious metal recovery.