Every asset gets a decision, not a dumpster
The value of retired equipment depends on what happens to it next. Processing decides whether a server is resold, harvested for parts or recycled, and that decision should be made on evidence, not on convenience.
AVM handles a broad mix of assets in one place, so you do not need a different vendor for every equipment type. Each item is prepared for the next stage of its life cycle, and reuse always comes first.
Equipment we process
- Desktops & workstations
- Laptops
- Displays & monitors
- Servers
- Printers & copiers
- Networking
- Telecom equipment
- Test & measurement
- Medical equipment
- Storage & backup tapes
- IT accessories
- Legacy systems
What's included
- Functional testingEquipment is powered up and checked to confirm what works.
- Cosmetic gradingCondition is graded so resale value can be estimated accurately.
- Component recoveryUsable parts are harvested from units that will not be resold whole.
- Reuse-first routingEach asset is sent to its highest-value next stage.
- Data handled firstData-bearing devices go through data destruction before any reuse.
- Responsible fallbackWhat cannot be reused moves to controlled recycling.
How it works
- 01
Sort by type
Assets are grouped by category and data-bearing status. - 02
Test
Functional checks confirm what works and what does not. - 03
Grade
Cosmetic and functional grades are recorded against the serial number. - 04
Decide
Each asset is routed to remarketing, parts recovery or recycling. - 05
Prepare
Equipment is readied for its next stage of life.
What you receive
- Test and grade results recorded for every asset.
- Disposition decision for each item: remarketing, parts recovery or recycling.
- Input for your settlement report so recovered value is documented.
Frequently asked questions
Desktops, laptops, displays and monitors, servers, printers and copiers, networking, telecom equipment, test and measurement systems, various types of medical equipment, storage media, backup tapes, IT accessories and legacy systems.