HICLOVER Precious Metal Recovery Furnace
(Controlled Low-Temperature Roasting/Ashing + High-Temperature Afterburner + Optional Quench Scrubber + Dry Ash/Wet Sludge Recovery + PLC Control)
The HICLOVER Precious Metal Recovery Furnace is a thermal pre-treatment solution designed for precious metal recovery workflows. It processes precious-metal-bearing materials―such as resins, plastics, oily residues, surface coatings, activated carbon/resin carriers, and e-waste intermediates―into recoverable ash, while maintaining controlled treatment of oil smoke, VOCs, and pyrolysis flue gas generated during heating.
A/B/C Process Structure
Stage A ― Controlled Roasting / Ashing
A gradual, low-temperature thermal process removes organics in a stable and controllable manner, producing dry, recoverable ash.
Ash is collected using movable high-temperature trays, enabling centralized collection and simplified downstream recovery handling.
Stage B ― High-Temperature Afterburner
A dedicated high-temperature oxidation stage ensures more complete destruction of oil smoke, VOCs, and cracking/pyrolysis gases, helping reduce odor, black smoke, and internal fouling, while improving overall cleanliness and operational stability.
Optional Stage C ― Quench Spray Scrubber
For higher cleanliness requirements, an optional wet treatment stage can be applied for rapid quenching + washing + demisting.
This section generates wet sludge for periodic discharge and can be re-ashed when needed to maximize precious metal retention.
Key Advantages
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Centralized recovery: dry ash + wet sludge capture to improve precious metal retention
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Cleaner operation: stable gas cleanup with reduced buildup and lower maintenance load
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Customizable capacity: chamber volume and throughput configurable to project needs
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Fuel flexibility: Diesel / Natural Gas / LPG supported
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PLC recipe control: temperature curves, holding time, airflow management, and safety interlocks
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Modular design: optional mobile/containerized configuration for fast installation and deployment


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