Arch Enterprises – Precious Metal Refiners

Precious Metal Refinery, Arch Enterprises, recently announced the expansion of their precious metal refining to include catalytic converters.

Arch Enterprises will introduce its new Southern presence to the jewelry community as first time participants at the Alabama and Georgia Jewelers Association Annual convention this April.

With over 15 years in business, Arch Enterprises has expanded its precious metal refining operations to include a facility in Birmingham, Alabama.

Arch Enterprises attributes business longevity to a diverse customer base and industry education that carried the company through times of economic uncertainty.

X-ray films and other supplies contain a variety of metals that can be recovered and recycled.

Arch Enterprises offers platinum group metal (PGM) refining solutions for industries that have the need to recover platinum from industrial chemical catalysts.

With fast turnaround time, Arch Enterprises can give precious metal returns for individuals and organizations selling gold and silver for holiday spending.

In response to the rising gold price, Arch Enterprises precious metal refinery diversifies into different markets to accommodate businesses and individuals that want to sell gold.

Due to the increased demand to refine material from catalytic converters, Arch Enterprises has started a program to refine palladium from catalytic converter foil.

Arch Enterprises accommodates more customers with silver oxide batteries by increasing refining capacity and ensuring quick turnaround time.

HIPAA and HITECH regulations do not require X-ray film to be shredded during the destruction process as reported by some destruction specialists. If the materials are destroyed by a refinery, like Arch Enterprises, to the point where the materials cannot be reconstructed, healthcare organizations do not need to invest in the otherwise unnecessary step to shred the materials prior to refining.

Silver refiner, Arch Enterprises launches new website to educate people on how to sell silver scrap.

Precious metal refiner Arch Enterprises now has the capacity and technology to refine silver tungsten electrical contacts from industrial applications.

Precious metal refiner Arch Enterprises provides a free silver and gold value calculator to give consumers market indications of what their silver and gold items are worth.

Precious metal refiner Arch Enterprises gains accreditation from the Better Business Bureau for employing ethical and honest business activities.

Precious metal refiner Arch Enterprises will be an exhibitor at the Nondestructive Evaluation of Aerospace Materials conference in St. Louis from May 24-25.

Arch Enterprises gives ADVANCE Magazine reporter an idea of the HIPAA compliant precautions taken when purging and refining silver from X-ray film.

RT Image Magazine Features Arch Enterprises' X- ray film silver recovery services in January publication.

Gold party representatives find that working with precious metal refiner, Arch Enterprises, is more profitable than going through parent companies.

Arch Enterprises' x-ray film recycling services was featured in Healthcare Magazine's product section.

Consumers are learning the vale of working with precious metal refiners to take advantage of high gold prices.

In an industry full of questions and unknowns, Arch Enterprises, a Midwestern precious metal refiner, provides answers to individuals through its new precious metal forum and blog.

Arch Enterprises expands its x-ray recycling services to include on-site purging of x-rays and x-ray refining in eight states including Alabama, Northern Florida, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma and Tennessee.

Arch Enterprises is helping the environment and reclaiming precious metal for the battery industry with the addition of its new silver oxide battery recycling program.

Central Missouri metal refiner, Arch Enterprises is doing their part in stimulating the local economy by hosting a gold buying event on Saturday, April 18.

Precious metal refinery, Arch Enterprises, recently announced the expansion of their precious metal refinement capabilities to include catalytic converters.

Many people wonder how the refining process actually works and if it is just a scam. Missouri gold refiner, Arch Enterprises, is debunking some of the myths in gold refining.

Arch Enterprises, precious metal refiner, is pleased to announce our new recycling program for medical platinum.

Arch Enterprises has recently relocated to a new 18,000 square foot state-of-the-art metals refining and reclamation facility located in Mexico, Missouri.

Arch Enterprises is now endorsed by the Missouri Dental Association and the Kansas Dental Association for refining of gold, silver and other precious metals.