Automation, Instrumentation, & Electrical
Automation, Instrumentation, & Electrical
With a wealth of experience spanning various industries, our expertise with Automation, Instrumentation, and Electrical materials is vast. We excel in uncovering value in technical assets, from sophisticated control systems to critical electrical components, providing sustainable lifecycle management solutions.
Our approach has consistently led to significant cost savings and operational improvements, effectively identifying surplus items, gauging their market value, and implementing the most beneficial disposition methods with minimal operational impact.
How You Can Benefit
Accurately Identifying Obsolete & Redundant Items:
We understand the complexities of items in this category. During the inventory process, we focus on gathering enough details to achieve the maximum possible value for each material.
Maximizing Asset Recovery Value
We assess the value of each surplus item and find the best possible outcome for the assets based on your preferences. Disposition items might include resale, repurposing, or recycling.
Finding Efficient Disposal & Recycling Options
For items that cannot be resold or repurposed, our Investment Recovery Advisors specialize in finding efficient and environmentally responsible ways to dispose of the items. Particularly for electrical items that may contain hazardous materials.
Minimize Disruption to Operations
Let MMR seamlessly handle clearing your surplus items, ensuring minimal disruption to your operations. Plus, avoid the hassle of space constraints by relying on our efficient surplus management solutions..
Achieve Effective Cost Reduction
Reduce costs associated with holding surplus inventory, such as storage, maintenance, and taxes. These savings add to any returns you achieve in selling your materials and can significantly improve your bottom line.
Finding Efficient Disposal & Recycling Options
For items that cannot be resold or repurposed, our Investment Recovery Advisors specialize in finding efficient and environmentally responsible ways to dispose of the items. Particularly for electrical items that may contain hazardous materials.
Common Items
We’ve recovered the value for many different types of automation, instrumentation, and electrical surplus, including:
• Actuators and Valves: Electric, pneumatic, and hydraulic actuators, control valves, solenoid valves
• Backup and UPS Systems: Uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems, batteries, generators
• Control Systems: Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs), Distributed Control Systems (DCS), Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems
• Electrical Components: Circuit breakers, transformers, relays, switches, fuses, and terminals
• Industrial Automation Equipment: Robotics, automated assembly systems, conveyors, and feeders
• Instrumentation Panels and Consoles: Control panels, operator interfaces, display systems
• Lighting Equipment: Industrial lighting fixtures, LED lights, emergency lighting
• Motor Controls: Variable frequency drives (VFDs), servo drives, motor starters
• Power Supplies and Converters: AC/DC power supplies, battery chargers, inverters, voltage converters
• Process Control Instruments: Temperature controllers, process controllers, timers, counters
• Renewable Energy Equipment: Solar panels, wind turbines, inverters, and related components
• Safety and Security Systems: CCTV cameras, fire alarm systems, access control systems
• Sensors and Transducers: Temperature sensors, pressure sensors, flow meters, level sensors
• Testing and Measurement Equipment: Multimeters, oscilloscopes, calibrators, signal generators
• Wiring and Electrical Fittings: Cables, connectors, junction boxes, conduit fittings