News by Tag: Electrolytic Silver
Employing Best Practices in Silver Recovery. What to Look for in a Certified Film Recycling Company.
December 4, 2011
B & D Associates, the leading company in silver recycling and film recovery wants you to know that, with silver and other precious metals reaching near record highs during this time of financial uncertainty.
December 4, 2011
B & D Associates, the leading company in silver recycling and film recovery wants you to know that, with silver and other precious metals reaching near record highs during this time of financial uncertainty.
B & D Associates, leads the way in sliver recycling.
November 21, 2011
B & D Associates, Inc. the leading company for medical waste services and silver recycling is at the forefront of silver recovery efforts for hospitals, medical facilities, newspaper printing plants.
November 21, 2011
B & D Associates, Inc. the leading company for medical waste services and silver recycling is at the forefront of silver recovery efforts for hospitals, medical facilities, newspaper printing plants.
B & D Associates, Inc. shines a light on the hiring of medical waste management and silver recycling firms.
November 4, 2011
B & D Associates, Inc., the leading company for medical waste services and silver recycling, wants companies requiring these services to be mindful of several items when it comes to engaging a medical waste management company or silver recycling serv
November 4, 2011
B & D Associates, Inc., the leading company for medical waste services and silver recycling, wants companies requiring these services to be mindful of several items when it comes to engaging a medical waste management company or silver recycling serv
B & D Associates warns those with archived or stored X-ray film to keep it safe from theft.
November 3, 2011
In September of this year, two men walked into three Philadelphia area hospitals, said they were there to pick up old X-ray films for disposal and calmly walked out with barrels of old film.
November 3, 2011
In September of this year, two men walked into three Philadelphia area hospitals, said they were there to pick up old X-ray films for disposal and calmly walked out with barrels of old film.