We are selling the first floor model production unit (shown in attached photos), in addition to the 3D CAD drawings, rights, website, specifications to build and sell a circuit board depopulator. There is also a federal carry forward credit of ~$19k and NYS carry forward credit of ~$31k. This is in effect $50k in cash. The depopulator is an innovative, initially patented approach to the rapid removal of electronic parts from printed circuit boards without the use of chemicals. It was designed, developed, and built as a result of Phase I and Phase II SBIR awards from the EPA.
The depopulator applies infrared radiation to a circuit board to melt the solder so that the integrated circuits and other parts on the board can simply be shaken off. The key aspect of this device is its ability to automatically remove circuits without electrically damaging them. It can remove the circuits but leaves them functionally intact. This leads to two modes of operation: Refine and Reuse
In the Refine mode, the depopulator rapidly processes boards at about a 1 ton per 8-hour shift rate. Here the boards are heated as rapidly as possible for maximum throughput. This is the Refine mode, where the integrity of the parts is not important as the throughput rate because it is assumed that the parts will be shipped to a refiner for recycling precious metals recovery. Most of the precious metals lie within the circuit board components, therefore by only shipping the components, the shipping weight and smelting costs can be reduced anywhere from 5 to 7:1. Toxic fumes/pollution will correspondingly be reduced.

In the Reuse mode, the depopulator heats the boards more slowly so as to leave the parts intact functionally for recycling reuse. The throughput will not be as high, but the parts retain their functional integrity.
Additional information is available at our website: advancedrr.com
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