Services — Electronic Recycling
ASIC Miner & Electronic Recycling
End-of-life miners, dead hash boards, failed power supplies and the electronics left behind when a site is decommissioned — recycled responsibly from our Chicago facility. Every unit is triaged for reusable parts first; what remains goes into the recycling and precious-metals supply chain, so every component is repurposed, from raw metal to rare earths.
Request RecyclingWhat We Accept
Mining Hardware in Any Condition
If it came out of a mining site, we can most likely take it. Not sure about something? Send a photo with your request.
Whole ASIC miners
Any brand, any generation, any condition — including S19-family Antminers we no longer repair, older Whatsminers, and units that were water-damaged, burned or stripped for parts.
Hash boards and control boards
Loose boards from consolidation, repair write-offs and failed batches. Boards with reusable components are harvested before the rest goes to recycling.
Power supplies and fans
Failed PSUs, mismatched or surplus units from fleet changes, and fans of any size. PSUs are tested first — a working one is worth more to you as a spare than as scrap.
Site infrastructure electronics
PDUs, network switches, control hardware and cabling left behind when a site is consolidated, moved or decommissioned.
How It Works
From Pallet to Paperwork
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Tell us what you have
Send a rough count by type — miners, boards, PSUs, other — and where it is. Photos help. We reply with how to get it to us and whether any of it has value beyond scrap.
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Ship it or let us collect it
Pallets to our Chicago facility, or coordinated pickup for larger lots through our logistics team. Equipment is logged and tagged on arrival, the same way repair intake works.
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Triage before scrap
Every unit is checked for working boards, PSUs and parts. Anything reusable is separated and credited or returned as agreed; the remainder is broken down by material and passed into the recycling and precious-metals supply chain.
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Documentation
You receive an itemized record of what was received and how it was handled — serial numbers where they exist — for your asset register and disposal records.
Why Recycle With a Repair Centre
More Recovered, Less Wasted
Nothing reusable gets shredded
A repair centre recycles differently from a scrap yard. We know which boards can be revived, which PSUs interchange and which parts are in short supply — so recycling with us recovers more value from the same pallet.
From raw metal to rare earths
We work with the recycling and precious-metals supply chain so that what cannot be reused is still repurposed: aluminum heatsinks and chassis, copper bus bars and windings, the precious metals in boards and connectors, and the rare-earth elements in fans and magnetics — nothing goes to landfill as a whole unit.
Configuration is cleared
Miners carry pool credentials, worker names and network settings on the control board. Control boards are reset or destroyed before anything leaves our hands.
One partner for the whole fleet
Repairable units go to the bench, sellable units go to brokerage, the rest is recycled — from a single intake, with one set of records, instead of three vendors and three shipments.
Units that turn out to be repairable go to our repair bench; units with resale value can go through brokerage. Larger clear-outs are handled with our logistics team.
Recycling Questions
Do you pay for scrap miners?+
It depends on what is in the lot. Units and boards with reusable parts carry value; fully dead hardware generally does not cover much more than the freight. Send us a count and photos and we will tell you where a lot falls before you ship it.
Can you recycle S19 Antminers?+
Yes. We do not repair the S19 family any more, but we take them for recycling and part recovery. If you have S21 or T21 units in the same lot, we will pull those for repair assessment rather than scrap.
Is there a minimum quantity?+
No fixed minimum. For a handful of units it is usually simplest to ship them to us; for a rack or a site clear-out we can coordinate collection.
What about the data on the miners?+
ASIC miners do not store personal data, but the control board holds your pool credentials, worker names and network configuration. Every control board is either factory-reset or physically destroyed as part of processing.
Have Hardware to Clear?
Send us a count and a few photos. We will tell you what has value, what does not, and the easiest way to get it to Chicago.
Request Recycling