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Questions
Straight answers.
Do you only collect complete data centres?+
No. From a single server to thousands of assets, we assess the complete IT estate. Large decommissioning lots are the core of the business, but smaller corporate lots are evaluated on their merits.
Is collection free?+
For organisations retiring IT, collection, de-installation and processing are provided at no charge. Residual remarketing value covers the work and may be returned as a rebate. Individual courier pickups are a separate programme and carry a courier fee.
What happens to data on retired drives?+
Data-bearing equipment is identified and processed securely. Depending on the brief that can mean erasure, wiping or physical destruction, with chain of custody and documentation.
Do you buy used servers?+
Equipment with remaining useful life can be tested, graded, refurbished and remarketed. Any recovery value is determined after assessment — not advertised as a spot price.
Which countries do you cover?+
RecyclicTech is built for organisations across Europe, with dedicated market pages for the UK, Germany, Switzerland, the Nordics, the Benelux, France, Italy, Austria, Luxembourg, Poland, Czechia and Romania.
Can individuals send old equipment?+
Yes. The collection programme lets individuals book a courier pickup, pay the collection fee, and have equipment refurbished for donation to education where it is suitable.
Are you an authorised partner of Dell, HPE or NVIDIA?+
No partnership should be assumed. RecyclicTech recovers hardware from those ecosystems but does not claim authorised reseller or partner status unless it is later verified.
What certifications do you hold?+
We operate to GDPR, ISO 27001, WEEE, ADISA and NIST 800-88 data sanitisation practices. Physical shredding is available on request. Certificates of destruction are issued per drive/serial at the end of each job.
Tell us what you have
Have retired IT equipment?
Free collection for organisations. We de-install, destroy the data, recycle what cannot be reused, document the job — and share residual value as a rebate.