We purchase non-ferrous and precious metals. One of these is germanium (Ge). We provide germanium buying at fair prices, which are determined by the current global value. If you have germanium, the purchase of this metal is available for companies, individuals, and households. The germanium metal buying process is simple and transparent; take a look.
How the germanium buying process works
1) Write to us by email at sales@unimagnet.cz or call us on +420 777 330 004 and please let us know the quantity of germanium for sale, as well as the purity and weight you are offering.
2) We will prepare a non-binding price offer. If you agree with the purchase price, we will arrange transport via PPL courier or Zásilkovna. Germanium can also be brought in person to our Prague facility, but only by prior agreement.
We have a spectrometer, enabling us to instantly identify the purity and composition of the purchased metals. This significantly accelerates the buying process.
3) We will send the money to your account after receiving the shipment of germanium.
Uses of germanium
Germanium is a metallic element that finds wide application in many industrial sectors. It plays a vital role in semiconductors and electronic components. The importance of germanium grew in the 1950s, when the first transistors, based on high-purity germanium, were developed. Although germanium was replaced primarily by silicon in many applications in the following decades, this metal is still used in semiconductor diodes.
Environmental benefits
By selling your germanium, you contribute to its recycling and the protection of the environment. Germanium is a non-ferrous metal whose mining can be more energy-intensive and thus have an impact on the environment. Therefore, its recycling is important.
Non-ferrous metal prices: how much can you get for selling germanium?
In today's volatile times, the market price of germanium changes frequently. For this reason, we always prepare an up-to-date price offer to ensure a fair price.
We determine the price based on the purity of the offered germanium, according to current prices on the London Metal Exchange (LME) www.lme.com
