RE:RE:RE:Question Ask yourself, Why hasn't it been done yet? Good luck.
or try this. After spending AISC of 0.50 what do you get? Is it this?
Special high-grade zinc of 99.995% purity (minimum) must conform to the chemical composition of one of the following standards:
- BS EN 1179:2003- 99.995% grade
- ISO 752:2004- ZN-1 grade
- ASTM B6-18 - LME grade
- GB/T 470-2008- Zn99.995 grade |
Special high-grade zinc of 99.995% purity (minimum) must conform to the chemical composition of one of the following standards:
- BS EN 1179:2003- 99.995% grade
- ISO 752:2004- ZN-1 grade
- ASTM B6-18 - LME grade
- GB/T 470-2008- Zn99.995 grade |
I'm going to take a wild guess the answer is no, it's not LME grade 25 ton lots in ingot form.
Now find out how many hands must touch the concentrate, transport it, and process/refine/smelt it and add their charges,fees,royalties,commissions etc to get that metal delivered to the LME. $1.07 isn't much and the price drops off if your product drops down in purity and/or form. It drops quickly per pound for small batch processing,and so on, and so on.