Used Switchgear Buyers

Used switchgear is worth buying because new gear has long lead times. When a plant needs a replacement section, a matching breaker or an entire lineup at a specific amperage and voltage class and cannot wait a year or more for new equipment, serviceable used gear becomes genuinely valuable. That demand is what we are pricing against when we make you an offer.

Condition matters less than most sellers expect. Surface rust, dented covers, missing doors, a stripped control section or a decade of sitting idle do not disqualify a lineup. What matters is whether the bus and the breakers are intact and whether the rating and voltage class match something the market wants.

We also buy gear that is not serviceable, priced on copper, aluminum and steel content. The reason to call before you scrap is simple: sellers routinely scrap lineups we would have paid several times scrap value for, and that decision cannot be reversed.

Used gear we buy regularly

• Switchboards and panelboards pulled during a service upgrade or tenant build-out.
• Drawout low voltage switchgear from closed or downsized plants.
• Metal-clad medium voltage lineups out of substations and industrial services.
• Motor control centers and loose starter buckets from process lines.
• Unused spare sections and breakers bought years ago and never installed.
• Entire electrical rooms and liquidation lots as a single purchase.

What happens after you accept

We confirm the pickup window against your schedule, send our own crew and equipment, and pay you before anything moves. If a utility or licensed electrician disconnect has to happen first, we coordinate the timing. If the sections have to come apart to clear a doorway or an elevator, we do that work rather than asking you to arrange it.

Medium voltage lineups are treated with the care they require. We verify the gear is de-energised and grounded before our crew touches it, and we work to your site's lockout procedure rather than our own.

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