Flat screen scrapping comparison 70inch 47inch and 21.6inch which is better for scrapping
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Here is my video where I scrap out 3 flat panel TVs a 70 inch 47 inch and a 21.6inch dvd tv combo unit with iPod doc , will be looking to see which has the better circuit boards plus other metals like aluminium ,steel and so on , I am surprised by the results , thanks for watching and catch you on the next one
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I find the age of the tv helps, if its a new super thin one they have very small boards, but the fatter 10 yr old tvs seems to have bigger heavier boards
Great little experiment buddy. I thought the middle size would have the most. The newer the tv the less there is. Crazy how little was in the 70-inch
I know the 21.6 inch nearly had the same as the 70 😁
Never mind keeping the note book handy. Get it down on a database. Awesome job brother and just because something is big brother find a way eg two cameras at different angles then when you get in front of the shot
you can transition to the other camera angle. Ball ache yes but worth the effort on a great video like this one.
I keep a database of all the copper brass , aluminium and so on that I recover lol but not a database of what I get out of each item lol, I’m ordering a GoPro soon so I’ll be able to start doing that record from more angles lol then I will need to start learning the editing videos more lol
@@rixismetals premier pro brother for video editing, and gimp for graphics editing. To be honest though if you have used one you can use them all I like it fir the speed of transcoding
@@empirefinds I’ll have a look at those , at moment I use adobe express to put the video clips together to make into one video 😂😂
Great video. The 47 was the bomb. Lots of nice boards.
I know I was surprised when I took the back off , I have several other flat screen TVs to scrap I’m intrigued to see what boards are inside those , but don’t think many people will want me to put another tv scrapping video so soon , so they will have to wait for a while lol
@@rixismetals ya that would be great to see. The boards with the led lights on them. I can get low grade boards for them
@@scrapnjunk81 how about this for a video idea , I put all the flat panel TVs on my patio take all the backs off ready showing all the boards , then make a video showing all the boards in the various size TVs ?🤔
@@rixismetals that is a great idea. That way we get to see them all at once. Brilliant
@@scrapnjunk81 ok I might just do that soon 😉🤔🤔😁😁
All that extra money people pay for a 70 inch tv and you paying all that extra money for plastic lol I know the screen is bigger but still there’s less in it then the smaller one 😳
I know what you mean , the boards are a lot better in the 47 inch and that one would have been a cheaper tv most likely, just shows that paying more doesn’t mean your getting more for your money lol
You're losing out on valuable parts!
Flat screen display panel glass contains ITO. That's an alloy of 10% Indium and 90% Tin. Tin is five times more valuable than Copper, and Indium is worth much more.
If the backlight is LED, the LEDs themselves contains Gold, Silver, valuable REEs (Rare Earth Elements), and sometimes Coppe.
If the backlight is LCD, the fluorescent glass tubes contain Mercury and quite a lot of valuable REEs (Rare Earth Elements).
The plastic casing is usually ABS plastic, or sometimes PC plastic. Both types are easy to sell to plastic recyclers.
At least you got some nice Printed Circuit Boards; perfect for hydrometallurgical recovery of virtually100% of all the values. This procedure will increase your income considerably compared to just selling the boards to a refiner, who then makes the real money.
You're right, size doesn't matter. Small quality flat screen TVs have better internal parts (for scrapping) than large cheap Chinese ones.
Thanks for your comment, my email is in my bio if you would like to get in touch and advise me on how I could proceed in a more efficient way and so on
@@rixismetals. Any discussion about scrapping/refining methods will solely be here on YT, so other viewers can learn too.
Please feel free to ask. I might be able to give you advice or recommendations.
good video mate i don’t know anywhere near me that takes the boards do you take them out of everything?
Yes I take the boards out of everything, some of the power boards I strip down for the copper and the aluminium and some precious metal recovery items , there a couple of places in midlands that buy them , I will do a drive down there when I have a van full lol
Do you get many pc’s when your out picking up scrap? And if so do you scrap them out or put the whole thing in with the rest of the scrap metal?
@@rixismetals i don’t get many and when i do my nephew buys them off me mate
@@rixismetals so it’s worth it then must be good money in the boards
@@manchesterscrapman low grade boards ( power boards ) 50p per kg mid grade boards ( green main boards ) £1.20 per kg , if you pick up cable and sky box’s keep those don’t put them in with rest of the scrap metal , either strip them down and remove the boards or I’ll buy the box’s off you lol