For production, maintenance and warehouse teams
A factory may have reusable PLC modules, variable-frequency drives, servo components, control cabinets, cable stock, circuit boards and metal offcuts at the same time. These items should be listed separately before assessment because reuse value, material value and dismantling conditions are different.
Send the material name, model, quantity, condition and clear photos first. For a larger batch, a simple inventory list and site location help both sides understand access, loading and handover requirements.
Main categories
The current service focus includes PLC, inverters, servo drives and motors, industrial computers, PCB and electronic materials, copper and aluminum cables, control and distribution cabinets, factory machines, production lines, tungsten carbide tools and related metal materials.
Selected small, high-value materials may be discussed for courier delivery within China. Larger equipment and mixed factory stock normally require a site-based conversation about condition, quantity and handling.
A clear assessment conversation
Material identification, quantity, condition, attachments and mixed-material status affect the assessment. For tungsten carbide and other composition-sensitive materials, a handheld XRF device may be used for preliminary on-site composition support; it is not a substitute for a laboratory report.
Service is arranged around mainland China factory locations. The official website and phone details are shown in the contact area so that the same business identity can be checked before handover.
Frequently asked questions
Do you collect from factories outside Changzhou?
The service focus covers Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai, including factory, workshop and warehouse scenarios. The actual arrangement depends on material type, quantity, location and appointment communication.
What should I send before asking for an assessment?
Send the material name, model or grade, estimated quantity or weight, working condition, photos and site location. Separate reusable equipment from dismantled scrap where possible.