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Our Services:
 Logistics: Product pickup and packaging all equipment on site.
Recycling: Product disassembly, demanufacturing and destruction.
Equipment Purchase: The purchase of your equipment outright.
Physical Destruction: Hard drive shredding.
Secure Data Destruction: Data wipe of all hard drives
Document Destruction: The shredding of all sensitive records and other materials, on site if needed.
Audit Report: donors receive a report, including serial numbers, of all equipment received.
Appraisal: value for resale, liquidation or scrap.
Certificate of destruction.
Refurbish for reuse:
- Removal or all asset or identification tags
- Replacement or repair of all damaged
- components
- Cleaning the equipment
- Testing the equipment
- Refurbished equipment is sold through
- various sales channels.
Equipment Accepted:
- Desktop and laptop computers
- Servers and workstations
- Network equipment, including hubs, routers, nic
- Monitors (no broken glass)
- Printers, copiers, scanners, fax machines,
- PC boards (motherboards, video cards, sound cards, etc )
- CPUs
- Memory modules, sd cards, flash cards
- Data storage, including hard drives, floppy drives, CDROMs, DVD-ROM, optical drives, tape drives
- Cables
- Digital cameras
- Cell phones
- iPods
- MP3 players
- PDAs
- Phone systems & communication equipment
- Test equipment (oscilloscopes, etc.)
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Palletizing & packaging:
 Monitors: Place face down on a standard 40 x 48 pallet. Have them facing lengthwise. Put a cardboard separator under each row of monitors starting from the first level of monitors. Each row should have 9-12, depending on size. Try and put the same size monitors together so they don’t tip over. Shrink wrap the monitors starting by securing a small piece to the wooden pallet. You should put about 5 layers of wrap on the full pallet. Most importantly start to wrap from the bottom of wooden pallet and work up. Do not stack monitors higher then 4 rows.
Desktops: Neatly place computers on a 40x48 pallet with the front of each unit facing out, no more then 50-60 per pallet. Shrink wrap the computers starting by securing a small piece to the wooden pallet. You should put about 5 layers of wrap on the full pallet. Most importantly, wrap from the bottom of the wooden pallet and work up. Don’t stack monitors higher then 4 rows.
Printers: Neatly stack printers on a pallet and shrink wrap every 2 layers. Shrink wrap the printers starting by securing a small piece to the wooden pallet. You should put about 5 layers of wrap on the full pallet. Most importantly, wrap from the bottom of the wooden pallet and work up. Don’t stack monitors higher then 4 rows.
Laptops: Put laptops in cardboard boxes no more then 6 laptops high and no more then 30 laptops per box.
Other items: Other technology equipment can be placed in small or large cardboard boxes depending on qty. Keep product categories together, e.g., drives, boards, memory, etc.
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