Switchgear & Lineups
Low- and medium-voltage switchgear, switchboards and lineup sections.
SWITCHGEAR • BREAKERS • PANELS • TRANSFORMERS
SELLINDUSTRIAL ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
We buy surplus and decommissioned electrical equipment including switchgear lineups, breakers, panelboards, transformers, bus duct, disconnects, MCCs and related industrial components. Send clear photos, model details and scope.
SwitchgearBreakersTransformersMCCsPanelsBus Duct
VISUAL SNAPSHOT
Electrical equipment we buy.
Switchgear, breakers, panels, transformers, MCCs and related industrial electrical equipment, presented clearly so sellers can identify the right category fast.
Breakers & Panels
Molded-case and power breakers, panelboards, disconnects and controls.
Transformers & MCCs
Dry-type and oil-filled units, motor control centers and bus systems.
WHAT WE BUY
Electrical categories we buy
- Switchgear, switchboards and lineup sections
- Circuit breakers, disconnects, starters and panelboards
- Transformers, bus duct, MCCs and motor-control equipment
- New surplus electrical inventory and contractor overstock
- Removed but intact equipment from plant upgrades and shutdowns
- Partial facility packages with electrical plus machinery and MRO
DETAILNameplates matter
The more data, the stronger the review.
RANGESingle unit to lineup
We buy both lot deals and single assets.
BUNDLESPackage value
Electrical bundled with other assets can improve outcomes.
WHAT TO SEND
How to submit electrical equipment
Photos of the front, interior and nameplates are ideal. Include manufacturer, model, amperage/voltage ratings, condition, approximate quantity, whether equipment is energized/removed and the site location.
- NAMEPLATES — Model and rating information is gold for electrical evaluations.
- CONDITION — Tell us if material is new surplus, used, removed or still in service.
- SCOPE — Single items and complete electrical rooms are both welcome.
NEXT STEP
Have switchgear, breakers or transformers to sell?
Send photos and model details first. We will review the equipment and help determine whether it makes sense as a direct sale, a package deal or part of a broader plant-closing opportunity.