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Purchase of cobalt — from batteries, catalytic converters and scrap heat-resistant alloys.

Cobalt purchasing

Cobalt is a hard, magnetic critical metal that is essential for lithium-ion batteries and heat-resistant alloys.
Minimum quantity
0.1 kg
XRF analysis
On site
Collection
PL + EU

Current price

Cobalt Price from 24.00 zł / kg Updated: 29 October 2026, 2.00 pm

Main classes

Classification

What does the buying process look like?

4 simple steps

1.

Please complete the form

You can call us, send us a message or use the purchase enquiry form

2.

Get a quote

Based on the information provided, we will prepare a preliminary quote

3.

Delivery

Please deliver the material to our branch in person or send it by courier.

4.

Weighing and payment

Once the raw material has been delivered, we weigh it and check it.

How can you recognise cobalt?

Unlike most non-ferrous metals, cobalt is magnetic. It usually reaches us as a component of used batteries or alloys. It retains its magnetic properties even at elevated temperatures, unlike iron.

Accepted forms

  • cathodes
  • briquettes
  • bars
  • granules
  • powder

We determine the cobalt content in batteries and alloys by analysing their composition prior to valuation.

Cobalt

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The prices quoted apply to orders from private customers. For larger quantities or business-to-business sales, the price is set on a case-by-case basis – it will be higher.

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Cobalt purchasing – scrap, shavings and alloys

Cobalt (Co) is essential for the production of batteries, high-temperature-resistant alloys and cutting tools. We purchase it from both industrial plants and individual suppliers.

What do we accept?

  • cobalt scrap,
  • cobalt shavings and powders,
  • pure metals and cobalt alloys, including heat-resistant and tool alloys.

The price of cobalt reflects its current market value and the metal content in the material, which we verify through analysis.

More: Cobalt – the metal the world will fight over. See also: purchase of rare-earth and critical metals, purchase of tool steel, purchase of cemented carbides.