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Purchase of damaged hardware
Even broken, dusty, or incomplete hardware can contain usable parts. Send photos.
Damaged hardware does not need to be thrown away immediately. A dented server, non-functional storage, missing cover, or unknown condition can still contain components suitable for service, testing, diagnostics, or spare parts.
Offer hardwareWhat is better not to do
Do not disassemble, pry open, tear cables, or throw away individual parts just because the device does not look good. In server and corporate hardware, value may be in RAM, CPU, drives, controllers, network cards, power supplies, or boards.
If the cover cannot be removed in the usual way, do not force it. Send photos from the outside, of the labels, connectors, and any damaged areas. Often, we can tell from this information whether further arrangements make sense.
What condition can we assess
We deal with non-functional, untested, dusty, incomplete, and mechanically damaged hardware. This can include servers, disk arrays, computer components, network devices, or a mix of parts from server room dismantling.
Unknown condition is common. Write down what you know about the device: where it comes from, how long it has been in storage, whether it was in use in the company, and if any parts are missing. If you don't know anything, it's okay. Photos are more important for the initial assessment.
When it is worth dealing with buyback
Buying damaged hardware mainly makes sense for corporate and server equipment, where there may be quality components even inside a non-functional unit. For larger quantities, we negotiate individually and can arrange pickup throughout the Czech Republic.
We evaluate the offer based on technical usability, quantity, condition, and location. The goal is a simple process: take a photo, send it to us, and we will tell you whether it makes sense to take the next step.
Don't know what's wrong with you? Never mind.
Take a photo of the hardware, labels, interior, rack, or boxes and send them to us. We will tell you if the offer makes sense.