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Jewelry Products • Refining & Analytical Services • Technical Research & Development
United Precious Metal Refining Inc.
Specialized services
Refining/assaying, Bullion Dealer
United PMR, Inc. is the largest US owned primary refiner and among the top three alloy manufacturers for the jewellery industry globally. They provide service for both the pawn and jewellery industries. Recognized for their commitment to the environment and meticulous implementation of compliance procedures to ensure responsible sourcing, they are proud to service tens of thousands of customers worldwide.
As a PRIMARY REFINER, all metals are processed and refined to a purity of .9999 fine. Their advanced technology allows them to process GOLD, SILVER, PLATINUM and PALLADIUM, providing their customers with maximum returns, the most competitive charges and numerous settlement options.
United PMR, Inc. is a global supplier of metals for the jewelry industry. Their products include solder, wire, sheet, tube, master alloys, karated grain, bullion, and more, all made from 100% recycled gold and silver.
Housing a state-of-the-art analytical and research and development laboratory, their equipment is able to detect all payable metals in their customers’ refining lots and allows for more in-house development and testing of their jewellery products. Their teams are able to take a product from concept to casting and finishing – all done in-house to ensure a user-friendly experience for their customers.
Additional Information
RefiningInnovative Products
Analytical Laboratory
Certifications
Research & Development
Contact Information
Phone: 800-999-3463
Email:
sales@unitedpmr.com
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