EQUIPMENT CATEGORY
Storage arrays, shelves, controllers, and drives. Platform and drive details determine the offer.
Storage value is driven by configuration. Include array, controller, and shelf models, drive types and counts, and whether drives are still installed. Empty shelves can still have value depending on platform and generation.
If drives remain in the units, data handling is agreed in writing before anything moves.
What to send
Array, controller, enclosure, shelf, drive, quantity, condition, location, and timing details.
Configuration matters
Drive type, capacity, count, controllers, expansion shelves, caddies, and power supplies change the offer.
Media status matters
State whether drives or other storage media are installed, removed, locked, or unknown.
Project boundaries
Data handling, residual material, and logistics appear as line items in the offer.
Typical equipment
Storage arrays
Disk and flash shelves
Controllers and expansion enclosures
Enterprise drives and caddies
Qualification details
Exact platform and configuration
Media presence and data requirements
Quantity, condition, location, and access
Project boundaries
Every drive is treated as if it still holds your data. Handling is agreed in writing before anything leaves your site, and the documentation you receive is part of that agreement.
Can storage be quoted without drive details?
We can provide a preliminary read, but a firm number requires drive types, capacities, counts, and condition.
Do you accept drives with data on them?
Yes, under a written data-handling agreement completed before pickup. Every drive is treated as if it still holds your data.
Are empty shelves worth anything?
Sometimes. Platform, generation, and compatibility decide. Include them in the list.
Can we submit parts separately?
Yes. Controllers, drives, caddies, and power supplies can be listed as separate line items.
What photos help most?
Front and rear shots, controllers, shelves, and equipment labels. Redact serial numbers if your policy requires it.