Tantalum capacitor scrap - Page 7

We purchase all types of Tantalum Capacitors Scrap

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Epoxy/Ceramic Capacitors - $11/Lb
SMD/Molded Capacitors -- $11/Lb
Axial/Hermetic A Size Capacitor - $7/Lb
Axial/Hermetic B Size Capacitor - $8.00/Lb
Axial/Hermetic Capacitors C&D - $10/Lb
Tantalum RED Capacitors - $30/Lb
Wet Tantalum Capacitors - $42.50/Lb
Ag/Ta Capacitors - $55/Lb
RED Top Ag/Ta Capacitors - $20/Lb
Tantapak/Wets Capacitors - $6/Lb
Tantalum Foil -- $6/Lb
Tantalum Bullets -- $6.50/Lb

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CCRcameron, By looking at the pic, (last one) I'd say those are what I call can capacitors or electrolytic caps. The negative marks is the tattletale. "Thank you Wiki"

Try a little "demolition test" on #7 & #9 and for that matter any you question on them being Tantalum cap. If you take a large pair of channel locks and squeeze the cap and it easily makes a impression or dent, more than likely not Tantalum. This info I learned from reading the old post of a long time member who knows a thing or two about Tantalum caps. Also with these caps try your magnet, all of the tantalum caps I have found have magnetic properties. So do a lot of the leads on a lot of other caps. As Mechanic said most, if not all of these look like electrolytic caps. The man that runs this thread will have to tell yes or no on the specifics of what he buys.One thing I should clarify, use the "channel lock test" only on the metal caps, if you do that on the epoxy/plastic one your only going to make a mess!

Originally Posted by CCRcameron

None of these are Tantalum - Except for possibly number 7 please take a clearer picture and send back.

Originally Posted by bigburtchino

Try a little "demolition test" on #7 & #9 and for that matter any you question on them being Tantalum cap. If you take a large pair of channel locks and squeeze the cap and it easily makes a impression or dent, more than likely not Tantalum. This info I learned from reading the old post of a long time member who knows a thing or two about Tantalum caps. Also with these caps try your magnet, all of the tantalum caps I have found have magnetic properties. So do a lot of the leads on a lot of other caps. As Mechanic said most, if not all of these look like electrolytic caps. The man that runs this thread will have to tell yes or no on the specifics of what he buys.One thing I should clarify, use the "channel lock test" only on the metal caps, if you do that on the epoxy/plastic one your only going to make a mess!

I could not of said it better myself - If you try the "Demolition Test" and it bends or pops open then it is 99% an Aluminum Electrlytic Capacitor.

All Tantalum capacitors have a magnetic strip in between the Tantalum and the capacitance charge - That is correct.

Originally Posted by CCRcameron

No none of these are Tantalum.

Originally Posted by scalemomma

What do you call the bean-looking things that are tan and blue? And how much per pound?

Did you mean this type of Capacitors? These are Epoxy Tantalum Capacitors and they are $25/Lb

Originally Posted by CCRcameron

Not even 1 and 2? :-(

Unfortunately NO - They are too big to be Tantalum Capacitors most likely they are Aluminum.

Please take a better picture of number 7 - I am pretty sure these are Tantalum Capacitors.

Originally Posted by CTscrapman

Hi I just wanted to take time and thank you for the thread which is very informative, helpful and also to leave some feedback. I sent Ronald approximately 13lbs of mixed tanti's and within one week( much quicker than the other guy ) they emailed me their results with weights on each type I had and my total $$$. I was then notified that my check was in the mail. It arrived today. THANK YOU!!! It was a very pleasant experience and I will definitely be giving them all my TA capacitor business.

Cheers,

Andre

Thank you very much for your business! We highly appreciate it!.

Tantalum Epoxy Capacitors -- Delivery February 13 2015

Originally Posted by Abuilder

I find it odd that most of the caps you show are new. Are they factor seconds that can't be used?

The reason we took pictures of those capacitors are because they were the cleanest we wiped the capacitors to make a clear shot of the labels. But, most of all green Tantalum Capacitors are not produced anymore and we have not seen such great looking Green Capacitors for at least 6-7 Years now.

If you look closely at the bag 97% of the material does not have leads attached to them - These capacitors were clipped off of boards and are now heading for recycling. Please look at the zoomed picture!

Originally Posted by junksable

This is one of the best threads i have read on this site. Very informative. Thank you to everyone for the pictures and questions and a special thanks to Tantalum Recycling for answering all questions. This is why this forum is the best!!

Thank you!