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Conecsus to Exhibit at SMTA Tijuana Expo and Tech Forum
July 11, 2019 | Conecsus, LLCEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Conecsus, LLC will exhibit at the SMTA Tijuana Expo and Tech Forum, Tijuana Edition, on August 1, 2019, at the Grand Hotel Tijuana BC, Mexico. Conecsus representatives Roberto G. Valenzuela Camargo and Yessica Romero will illustrate how the company processes wastes containing primarily Tin, Tin-Zinc, Lead, Silver, Gold, and Copper, and converts them into usable metal products, paying its customers back for their metals waste. Conecsus is an ISO 14001 EMS certified recycling company and a refiner of SMT solder/solder paste wastes and residues. The Conecsus exhibit will be located at table no. 1.
In making the announcement, Yessica Romero, Senior Business Manager for Conecsus in Mexico, stated, “Our customized programs, dealing with everything from solder dross to contaminated consumables, are not only ‘green’ and help our Mexico customers manage their metals waste, but also put money back into their pockets that would otherwise have been lost.” She added, “With our patented, advanced recycling technologies, Conecsus keeps our customers compliant with local, state, and federal regulations while decreasing their carbon footprint and reportable waste streams.”
About Conecsus
Founded in 1980, Conecsus, LLC is a sophisticated ‘green’ recycler and refiner of SMT solder/solder paste wastes and residues, as well as Tin, Tin-Zinc, Lead, Silver, Gold, and Copper from a variety of manufacturing industries. Located in Terrell, Texas, USA, Conecsus converts these wastes into usable metal products. Conecsus’ mission is to provide innovative and high-quality industrial byproducts management, metal recovery, and recycling options that provide world-class value and service to our customers, and display respect and stewardship toward the environment. For more information, visit www.conecsusllc.com.
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