Not sure what to call them I suppose. But the little LCD type readouts (like you would find on a microwave, that shows the remaining time). Any market for them? Should I peel them off the low grade boards or just leave them? Thanks gang.:confused:
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Not sure what to call them I suppose. But the little LCD type readouts (like you would find on a microwave, that shows the remaining time). Any market for them? Should I peel them off the low grade boards or just leave them? Thanks gang.:confused:
Theres been talk about recycling the Indium out of them. But thats as far as it got. Indiums worth around US$320 Lb. Theres not much indium in a LCD.
Indium - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Recovering Indium from the Liquid Crystal Display of Discarded Cellular Phones by Means of Chloride-Induced Vaporization at Relatively Low Temperature - Springer
No market for them that know of. It would be up to your buyer, some buyers say take them off others don't care.
Thank you guys. Perhaps I'll just toss them in a box for now. Are you all saving them or just tossing them?
I remove them from the boards so i can sell the boards as midgrade, toss the lcds.
i save them all try and take them apart easliy and sell them on ebay i do lots of 25 for $10 the best ones are not the lcd but the led numbers on other things they go as high at least for me i have sold them for $5each but im sure others may be getting more for them but maybe this helps ya