Metals & Materials
Accurate Recovery. Engineered Perfection.
Accurate Recovery. Engineered Perfection.
To recover the most value from precious metals in your manufacturing process, mining operations, or e-scrap, call on the refining experts at Sipi. Customers trust us worldwide for superior recoveries, quick settlements and full documentation for environmentally responsible processing.
Sipi’s ISO/IEC 17025:2005 certified lab, one of the few in the world sets the standard for accuracy.
Our customers depend on us for fast, friendly, and efficient service specific to their industries.
Let our experts help you unearth new sources of value from your precious assets.
Sipi has decades of scientific knowledge and technical expertise in Fire Assay and myriad wet chemical analytical techniques for precious metals and brass analysis. Sipi’s sophisticated metals laboratory is one of just a few worldwide that is ISO/IEC 17025:2005-certified for precious metals and gravimetric copper analysis.
Our lab’s cutting-edge technology includes ICP-OES instruments capable of detection down to part per million. These are used in conjunction with a wavelength dispersive x-ray fluorescent spectroscopy instrument (WDXRF) capable of analyzing precious metals and various brass alloys.
Sipi also uses a Spark-OES, that combined with the ICP-OES and WDXRF, is used to analyze the many ASTM and proprietary brass alloys that we manufacture.
Our in-house Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) automatically captures the data from the instrumentation where we can manage the system. It also performs a check on the overall quality of the results, which typically come from samples run in duplicate or triplicate in order to confirm results.
Earning ISO/IEC 17025:2005 certification is a rare achievement for a metals testing and calibration laboratory. The accuracy of our precious metals analysis has been accredited to vary less than 0.2 relative percent. With this unrivaled technical and analytical competence, Sipi provides customers the assurance that the analysis of their material adheres to international best practices.