Serving Mining & Refining Operations Across North America

Your Material Arrives. You See What Happens Next.

Represented weighing and sampling bring visibility to the point where your material is received, documented, and prepared for analysis. You or a representative of your choice are welcome to be present throughout the process.
Clear identification. Verified weights. Representative samples.

— The process · from receipt to analysis

A Process Built For Visibility From The Start.

One Lot, One Reference

Each shipment is assigned a unique reference number at receipt to support clear identification and documentation.

Weights You Can Verify

Material is weighed on certified industrial scales with visibility for the client or an authorized representative.

Sampling You Can Follow

Representative sampling follows defined procedures designed to support an accurate analysis of the lot.

Clear Steps. Documented From Arrival To Sample Dispatch.

01 Material Receipt And Identification

When material arrives, the team receives the shipment, assigns a unique reference number, and records the information needed to begin the process clearly.

02 Represented Weighing

Material is weighed on certified industrial scales. You or an authorized representative may be present to observe the weight verification and documentation.

03 Representative Sampling

The team takes samples using defined procedures intended to reflect the lot accurately. The method is selected according to the material and the next processing step.

04 Documentation And Sample Dispatch

Weights, handling details, and sample information are documented. Samples are prepared for the agreed analysis path, and the next steps are communicated clearly.

Confidence Comes From Seeing The Process.

Weighing and sampling are critical moments in determining how a lot is evaluated. Representation gives you a direct view of the work and a clearer foundation for the analysis that follows.

A Clear Starting Point

A documented receipt and weight record establish the basis for the work ahead.

A Process You Can Observe

Clients and chosen representatives are welcome during represented weighing and sampling stages.

A Better Basis For Analysis

Representative sampling supports a meaningful comparison of assay information and the next commercial discussion.

One Clear Standard Across Our Receiving Locations.

Whether material is received at the Sparks headquarters or at an approved sampling operation in Mexico, the team follows a documented process designed to keep the work clear, professional, and traceable from receipt through sample dispatch.

Sparks,
Nevada

Durango,
Mexico

Hermosillo,
Mexico

Sparks, Nevada · Durango, Mexico · Hermosillo, Mexico

Information That Supports A Clear Next Step.

The represented process is designed to make the work understandable at the moments that matter most. Your team can expect clear communication around receipt, observed weighing, sampling, and the agreed analysis path.
This is intentionally a high-level explanation. It does not promise portal access, immediate reporting, fixed assay dates, settlement timelines, or documentation formats beyond what the client confirms.

The Right Path Depends On The Material.

Granulated Or Pelletized By-Products

A controlled process for spent carbon, carbon fines, and similar material.

Non-Milled By-Products

Preparation and sampling for slag, crucibles, furnace linings, and irregular material.

Specialized And Custom Processing

A practical starting point for unusual, mixed, or difficult-to-classify material.

Questions About Represented Weighing And Sampling.

Can I or my representative be present during weighing and sampling?
Yes. Clients and their chosen representatives are welcome during applicable represented weighing and sampling stages. The team will coordinate the timing and details based on the material and receiving location.
Each shipment is assigned a unique JRI reference number at receipt. That reference supports clear identification and documentation as the material moves through the applicable process.
Material is weighed on certified industrial scales. The final process description and any details about scale certification or calibration are confirmed by Just Refiners operations.
The sampling method depends on the material type, physical form, preparation needs, and the next processing step. Carbon, non-milled by-products, high-grade material, and specialized material can require different approaches.
Weights, handling details, and sample information are documented. The samples then move through the agreed analysis path, and the team communicates the relevant next step.