Import E Scraps — Buy in wholesale FOB from Supplier in Hong Kong

E scraps from BHNTCP Impex consist of discarded electronic components including RAM modules, motherboard fragments, CPU units, and hard drive assemblies, sourced directly from decommissioned devices. These materials contain recoverable metals such as gold, silver, copper, and palladium, with typical concentrations ranging from 0.1% to 1.5% by weight depending on component type and age. The scraps are not sorted by device model but are delivered as mixed bulk lots, consistent with industry practices for e-waste recycling streams.

The material is processed to remove non-metallic substrates like PCB substrates and plastic casings, leaving primarily metal-rich fragments. Standard industry tolerance for foreign matter content is under 5%, and moisture levels are kept below 1% to prevent oxidation during transit. These scraps are not cleaned or refined; they are delivered as received from dismantling operations, suitable for smelters and refining facilities that handle secondary metal recovery.

Buyers include metal recyclers, urban mining operations, and electronics refurbishers in Southeast Asia, Europe, and North America. Orders are typically shipped in 20-foot containers, with packaging in sealed polyethylene-lined sacks to prevent contamination. Trade terms offered are FOB Hong Kong or CIF destination port, with minimum order quantities generally starting at one container. Buyers should confirm the exact metal assay report prior to shipment, as composition varies by batch.

BHNTCP Impex operates from Wan Chai, Hong Kong, with a registered address at 462 Lockhart Road. The company is classified as an imported supplier with harbor-tier trust signals, indicating verified customs and logistics activity. There is no public information on company size, years in operation, or employee count. The listing does not claim certifications, production facilities, or direct sourcing from manufacturers.

The supplier’s profile indicates no response history and no verified certifications. Transactions appear to be limited to export documentation and logistics coordination rather than production or refining. Buyers should treat this entity as a trading intermediary, not a processor. All material originates from external sources, and no claims are made regarding the origin of the e-scraps beyond Hong Kong export channels.