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For numerous decades, heavy and highly precious metals like gold, silver, titanium, platinum, palladium, etc. are being used in the form of implants for various purposes such as diagnostic, experimental, prosthetic, or therapeutic purposes. These heavy metals do not undergo decomposition even after remaining under the highest temperature of about 1800 degrees Celsius for more than an hour. In other words, these implants remain intact during cremation and even after being buried.

On being exposed to the air, these metallic implants can be undergone exploitation such as the garbage pickers or scrap dealers can sell them in their local black markets and these unsterilized and unprocessed implants can be offered on a heavy amount by wrapping in fancy packaging which on execution, can cause serious infections in the new patients. Moreover, these poorly decontaminated implants can get failed in very few days as well. In short, reused and poorly processed implants can risk both the health and the budget of the patients.

To avoid such immoral and unethical acts from occurring, cremation metal recycling companies are playing their roles to make this planet a better and safer place to live. The mission of such companies is to recycle these implanted metals from crematory wastes by utilizing advanced skills and highly modern techniques and devices. All these implanted metals are thoroughly extracted, collected, and then undergone deep processing. The raw metal obtained as the final product, eventually, becomes a part of the country's economy or given to charity associations.

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