NEC HMC‑25B

Connectors are commonly found in aviation electronics. Due to their reliability requirements, they are often heavily gold-plated, making them highly valuable for recycling.

Golden plugs contain a very high amount of gold.

Gold-plated 6-leg connectors commonly found on telecom GSM boards

Metal-coated connector module with contact points and electromagnetic shielding. Used in industrial or telecommunication equipment. Suitable for recycling – contains a significant amount of palladium and a small amount of gold. Siemens

Gold-plated AGP contacts are often one of the most valuable parts of a circuit board. Using an XRF device with the precious metals function, gold content can be estimated quickly and reliably. If the reading shows less than 20% gold, it typically indicates around 5000 ppm – helping recyclers and buyers make fast, data-driven decisions during sorting.

Gold-plated AGP contacts are often one of the most valuable parts of a circuit board. Using an XRF device with the precious metals function, gold content can be estimated quickly and reliably. If the reading shows around 10% gold, it typically indicates around 2000 ppm – helping recyclers and buyers make fast, data-driven decisions during sorting.

Gold-plated AGP contacts are often one of the most valuable parts of a circuit board. Using an XRF device with the precious metals function, gold content can be estimated quickly and reliably. If the reading shows less than 5% gold, it typically indicates around 500 ppm – helping recyclers and buyers make fast, data-driven decisions during sorting.

Used Infineon RF power amplifiers for high-frequency signal transmission, now recycled for gold and cooper.