IT asset disposition & wholesale equipment
IT assets.
Next chapter.
Enterprise hardware has more to give. We connect equipment from refreshes, closures and surplus lots with its next business owner.
- Enterprise ITAD
- Wholesale lots
- Project-based sourcing
Available for inquiry
Current inventory
Hardware for your next project.
5 public lotsOther
BYD electric vehicle fleet, 355 cars, Malaysia
355 BYD electric vehicles: 190 Seal, 105 Atto 3 and 60 Dolphin. Complete fleet, right-hand drive, Malaysian specification, unregistered. Seller reports pristine working condition and excellent battery health. Battery-health documentation is not yet available for buyer review. The fleet is offered following an insurance claim associated with a warehouse water event. Sold as-is, where-is, without BYD or seller warranty. Buyers should independently verify vehicle condition, battery health and registration eligibility.
- Ask: US$3,500,000 for the complete 355-vehicle fleet; EXW Port Klang Free Zone
- Minimum: Complete fleet only
- Quantity: 355
- Location: Port Klang Free Zone, Selangor, Malaysia
Industrial
Nine unit substation transformers, 12.47 kV to 4.16 kV, Irving TX
Nine liquid-filled unit substation transformers are offered as a take-all lot in Irving, Texas, with 12.47 kV primary and 4.16 kV secondary voltage. The seven new 2024 Square D / Schneider Electric units comprise five 1,500 kVA aluminum-wound transformers and two 2,000 kVA copper-wound transformers. New condition and never-energized, never-commissioned status are seller-reported. The remaining two units are 3,750 kVA OEM-refurbished transformers with aluminum windings and 12,470 to 4,160Y/2,400 V nameplate configuration. The seller reports these were set in place but never energized. Request the refurbishment scope, OEM records and individual nameplates. Less-flammable biodegradable insulating fluid is seller-reported; confirm the exact fluid in each unit. These are 4.16 kV secondary units, not 480 V transformers. Match them to the site's medium-voltage design, protective equipment, grounding, frequency and connection requirements. Drawings, serial lists, nameplates, photos and available test records can be requested by qualified buyers. The six images from the supplier PDF are representative only, not verified unit-specific evidence; the branded placeholder is also retained. Request current photos tied to the actual offered units and serial numbers before purchase. Buyer-arranged heavy haul is required, and lowboy trailers are not included. Price and current availability are on request. Confirm inspection, loading, warranty and written sale terms before committing.
- Ask: On request
- Minimum: All nine units, take-all lot
- Quantity: 9
- Location: Irving, Texas, USA
GPUs
GPU Mining Equipment Lot — 22 Servers and 299 Graphics Cards, Dallas TX
US$28,000 asking, offers considered, for the complete Dallas, Texas equipment lot: 22 servers and 299 graphics cards total. These are separate totals; cards per server and the exact model mix are unconfirmed. One photographed chassis is labeled ASRock X370 Superb Mining VEGA56-6; loose-card photos show Radeon / Phantom Gaming. This is GPU mining equipment, not dedicated Bitcoin ASICs. Condition, operation, complete BOM and inclusion of container, power or cooling equipment remain unverified. Confirm the equipment scope and inspection terms before an offer.
- Ask: US$28,000 asking for the complete lot (22 servers and 299 graphics cards total); offers considered
- Location: Dallas, Texas
Generators
Caterpillar 3516E generators: 11 units, 2,600 kW standby each, South Africa
Eleven 2023 Caterpillar 3516E diesel generator sets are offered in South Africa. Each is rated 3,250 kVA / 2,600 kW standby at 400 V, three-phase, 50 Hz and 1,500 rpm. New, never-used condition and zero operating hours are seller-reported. Nine identical sets are reported in original factory packaging; two are containerized with enclosure work unfinished. Load-test reports and operation and maintenance manuals are available on request. The seller reports that an RPM change can support 60 Hz operation. Any conversion must be confirmed by a Cat dealer for the exact engine, alternator, controls, voltage, resulting power rating and cost before purchase. The offered specification remains 50 Hz. Standby power is not a continuous-duty rating. For U.S. destinations, confirm each engine's EPA certification label, engine family and eligibility for the intended use before arranging import. The supplier reports that these units are not certified for the U.S. market and are not CE-certified. Emergency versus non-emergency operation and site permitting require review for the specific installation. No U.S. certification or conversion approval is implied by the model name. The displayed supplier photographs show an actual open-skid unit and an actual nameplate as representative examples, not proof of the configuration, condition or serials of all eleven sets. Request unit-specific photos, serials, test records, included-equipment scope and a written quotation. Price and current availability are on request; any warranty or inspection terms must be stated in the quote.
- Ask: On request
- Quantity: 11
- Location: South Africa; collection site confirmed with qualified buyers
Availability, testing, configuration and sale terms are confirmed for each transaction.
What we move
From the rack
to the infrastructure.
Tell us what you have, or what you need. We scope each equipment opportunity around the actual lot.
Compute & networking
Enterprise servers, GPU systems, switches and supporting rack hardware from IT refreshes and surplus projects.
Storage & components
Enterprise SSDs, memory and hardware components. Review model, interface and platform compatibility before ordering.
Power & infrastructure
Generators, electrical equipment and supporting infrastructure. Share your nameplate requirements, site and timeline.
Why Arch Point Recovery
The details make
the difference.
IT asset disposition is more than moving equipment. We help define the asset list, remarketing opportunity and proposed handoff so both sides know what needs to happen.
Start with the actual equipment
Model numbers, photos, reported condition and configuration form the basis of each listing. Missing details remain questions to resolve.
Make the scope explicit
Agree what is included, what needs inspection, who handles data-bearing devices, and how equipment will leave the site.
Plan the next handoff
Bring buyer requirements and seller constraints together, from quantities and pickup windows to supporting records.
How it works
A clear path from
first inquiry to handoff.
Share the requirement
Send the lot reference, quantity, destination and timeline. Selling equipment? Start with an asset list and location.
Confirm the details
Review the configuration, condition evidence, inspection options and written commercial terms for the actual equipment.
Agree the handoff
Set responsibilities for payment, packaging, collection, freight and any data-handling work before release.
For equipment buyers
Put your next requirement
on our list.
Tell us the hardware you buy, your preferred quantities and where you need it. Make the next inventory conversation relevant to your business.
Send your company, equipment categories, purchase quantities and delivery region by email.
Join the buyer list by emailYour email opens in your mail app. A team member reviews your request.
Let’s talk equipment
A lot to move.
A project to supply.
Start with the equipment, location and timing.