Electronic scrap and IT materials for review
The e-scrap category covers printed circuit boards and motherboards, insulated cable and wire, mixed electronic parts, and ferrous or non-ferrous material from commercial technology assets. Buyers may have different requirements for each material stream.
Reusable server CPUs, GPUs, memory, and storage components may fit the separate high-value components category. List those items by part number instead of combining them with a mixed scrap weight.
- Circuit boards and computer or server motherboards
- Insulated copper-bearing cable and electrical wire
- Electronic parts and mixed IT components
- Commercial ferrous and non-ferrous metal lots
Separate material and include useful lot details
For each line, identify the material type, source equipment, approximate weight or count, condition, and whether the lot is sorted or mixed. Separate boards, cables, components, and metal when practical; clear photos can help distinguish the streams.
Mention attached batteries, lead-bearing material, liquids, or other unusual contents before the lot is reviewed. Do not mix data-bearing devices with commodity scrap without describing them.
Downstream buyer fit is reviewed per material
National Tech Buyers reviews commercial IT and e-scrap against material-specific downstream buyer requirements. The accepted stream, valuation, transport, and any handling documents are confirmed for the actual lot before release.
A category appearing on this page is an invitation to submit details for review, not a promise that every grade or quantity will be accepted. Do not ship or dismantle material until the written scope confirms the buyer requirements.