Electronics recycling · IT asset recovery
Volume electronics supply, handled end to end.
We buy retired laptops, desktops, servers, power supplies, batteries and components from large suppliers — by the pallet, bulk bag or container, on a regular schedule — and route each item to reuse, parts recovery or materials recycling.
What we take
Working or not, any brand. Everything is sorted by type as it comes in, so each stream goes where it is worth the most.
Laptops
Working and non-working, any brand or age. Batteries are separated into their own recycling stream.
Desktops & servers
Towers, small-form-factor PCs and rack servers, palletised by type.
Power supplies
ATX, small-form-factor and server PSUs, sorted by type into bulk bags.
Chips & components
Reclaimed ICs and boards, graded for reuse or for precious-metal recovery.
Laptop batteries
Lithium-ion packs kept apart from other material and shipped under dangerous-goods rules.
Phone batteries
Mobile batteries from every brand, collected and stored separately from devices.
Who we work with
We work with large suppliers only: recurring volume, by the pallet, bulk bag or container. We don't take single devices or household drop-offs.
- IT asset disposition (ITAD) companies
- Data centres and cloud providers decommissioning servers
- Enterprise IT departments running hardware refresh cycles
- OEMs and distributors with returns or excess stock
- E-waste recyclers and aggregators with sorted material
From pickup to recovery
- 1
Tell us what you have
A few photos, rough counts and where it is. No inventory spreadsheet needed.
- 2
Get our offer
A price per lot — or, for items with no resale value, a collection fee. Agreed before anything moves.
- 3
Collection
By pallet, bulk bag or full container load.
- 4
Sorting & recovery
Reuse first, then parts, then materials. Batteries always go their own way.
Offer your material
For volume suppliers. Tell us what you have and how often, and we will reply with an offer and a collection plan.
Only a few devices?
We only take volume lots. For a handful of devices, local donation or drop-off programs are the right place — we keep a guide for San Francisco.
Open the San Francisco guide →