Exhibition News | EliBen Technology Makes Debut at the 25th Recycled Metal Exhibition, Leading the New Revolution in Metal Detection

From November 7th to 9th, the 25th International Forum and Exhibition on Recycled Metals (referred to as CMRA Annual Conference) was held at the Tianfu International Convention Center in Chengdu. This forum, with the theme of "Recovery without Boundaries, Global Win-Win", aimed to jointly address opportunities and challenges, promote business connections, and drive the global recycled non-ferrous metals industry to develop more openly, dynamically and at a higher level.

Reclaimed non-ferrous metals refer to the non-ferrous metals extracted from waste materials containing metals. They are not "waste", but rather important "urban minerals". Through recycling, it can greatly reduce reliance on primary minerals and ensure national resource security. The production process is approximately 95% more energy-efficient than mining primary minerals, and significantly reduces carbon emissions. It is the key to industrial green transformation. Developing the recycled non-ferrous metals industry can transform waste into high-value resources, perfectly integrating environmental protection and economic development goals, and is the core pillar of sustainable development.

At this exhibition, Ailiben Technology focused on showcasing the technological innovations and market application value in the fields of metal detection and ore detection. They presented a variety of core equipment developed independently, including benchtop laser-induced breakdown spectrometers, handheld alloy laser-induced breakdown spectrometers, handheld lithium material rapid detection instruments, and online gas analysis mass spectrometers. Leveraging its profound core technology accumulation, the products successfully attracted professional visitors, industry colleagues, and related institutions to stop by for discussions and engage in in-depth technical and cooperation exchanges.