Ironcrest Industrial Surplus buys breakers, switchgear, transformers, panelboards and motor control centers from sellers across Mississippi. Send nameplate photos for today’s price — we coordinate freight and pickup from our Chicago-area base.
Electrical contractors, shipyards and marine facilities, automotive and supplier plants, furniture and food processing plants, demolition crews and facility managers from Jackson and Gulfport to Biloxi, Hattiesburg, Tupelo and Southaven.
Clear photos of the nameplates and data tags, the brand and catalog or model numbers, condition and approximate age, quantity, and your Mississippi city.
Electrical equipment is identified by its nameplate, not its size. Ironcrest is based in Rolling Meadows, Illinois, and buys electrical equipment from sellers throughout Mississippi: send photos of the data tags, brand, condition and age, and we determine whether the gear has resale value, component value or commodity value. Pricing follows current market conditions — no public price lists.
Shoot the data tag straight-on and legible: manufacturer, catalog or model number, voltage, amperage, serial number and date code. Wide shots of the full unit plus close-ups of the tags give us everything needed for a first review.
Note whether the equipment is new, unused surplus, pulled working, or unknown condition. State the approximate age, storage conditions and whether original packaging, manuals or accessories are included.
Switchgear, transformers and MCC sections move by freight. Send dimensions, approximate weight, your city, access details and whether a forklift or loading dock is available so freight can be quoted and scheduled. Smaller items like breakers can ship by parcel.
The Gulf Coast around Gulfport and Biloxi produces some of the heaviest electrical surplus in the state. Shipyards and marine facilities decommission switchgear, panelboards, transformers and motor control centers during refits and facility upgrades — often large, heavy gear built for marine and industrial duty. Marine environments mean corrosion is the first thing we ask about, so photograph the overall condition honestly alongside the nameplates.
Central and north Mississippi’s automotive footprint is the other big driver. The Nissan assembly operation at Canton and the Toyota supplier network generate MCC sections, switchboards, transformers and breaker panels from line changeovers and plant expansions. Tupelo’s furniture plants and the poultry and food processing facilities around Hattiesburg replace motor control centers, panels and drives during equipment moves and facility upgrades.
Jackson-area contractors and Southaven’s warehouse and logistics corridor near Memphis add commercial and distribution electrical: panelboards, load centers, lighting panels and transformers from build-outs and remodels. For oil-filled transformers anywhere in the state, note the kVA rating, voltage, and whether the unit is intact and un-leaked.
What moves value: legible nameplates, known brands, newer age, clean condition and complete units. What slows it down: missing data tags, corrosion, stripped copper and unknown history. Send what you know — photos of the tags, brand, condition, age, quantity and your city — and we’ll tell you straight whether the lot works.
Selling more than electrical gear in Mississippi? We also buy copper wire and cable and carbide scrap from Mississippi sellers. Our hub pages cover copper, carbide and electrical buying in full.
We evaluate circuit breakers, breaker panels, switchgear and switchboards, dry-type and oil-filled transformers, panelboards, load centers, motor control centers and related plant and shipyard electrical surplus from anywhere in Mississippi. Send nameplate photos, brand, condition, age and quantity.
Send clear nameplate and data-tag photos, the brand and catalog or model numbers, condition and approximate age, quantity, and your Mississippi city to [email protected] or call 312-880-8174. Pricing follows current market conditions, so no public price lists are posted.
Yes. Shipyard and marine switchgear, panels and motor controls are reviewed like any other lot. Because marine environments accelerate corrosion, photograph the overall condition honestly alongside the nameplates and note the equipment’s age and service history.
Photos and nameplates come first, then we arrange logistics. Heavy gear moves by coordinated freight from anywhere in Mississippi — the Gulf Coast, Jackson or the north. Send dimensions, approximate weight, your city, access details and whether a forklift or dock is available so freight can be quoted. Smaller items like breakers can ship by parcel.
Yes. Pulled-working and used breakers, panels and distribution gear are reviewed alongside new surplus. Honest condition notes — working, unknown, or for parts — and legible nameplates are what matter most.
Have breakers, switchgear, transformers, or panels to sell in Mississippi? Send nameplate photos, brand, condition, age, and your city to [email protected] or call 312-880-8174 for today’s price.
Industrial equipment can be worth more intact than as scrap. Clear photos and nameplates help determine whether resale, component recovery or commodity recovery is the best path.
Photograph the material, nameplates and quantity, then send them through the quote form, by email or by phone.
We review what the material is, its condition and quantity, and whether it fits a direct purchase.
For qualifying material, we discuss a direct purchase offer and the next steps.