Factory equipment purchase/removal

When purchasing and removing factory equipment, we check photos of remaining production equipment, control panels, transportation equipment, stainless steel equipment, and metal equipment in food factories, manufacturing plants, and warehouses, and make proposals for purchase, removal, and resource recovery. At sites in Tokyo, Kanagawa, Saitama, and Chiba, the types of buildings, exits, vehicle parking locations, and work hours vary. At HG Recycling, we first check photos and basic information, and guide you through what can be purchased, what needs to be collected, and what needs additional confirmation on-site.

Target items include food machinery, packaging machinery, conveyors, control panels, racks, stainless steel tanks, mixers, pumps, motors, metal frames, wiring, tools, and surplus inventory. Since equipment and unnecessary items are often co-located at the same site, it is important to separate them into reuse value, component value, metal resource value, and difficulty of removal, rather than simply viewing them as disposal. Initial confirmation can be done just by sending a photo, and if you have the overall photo, detailed photo, name plate, exit, installation floor, and quantity, the appraisal will be faster.

HG Recycling's strengths are that it assesses equipment value and metal value separately, supports factory closures, relocations, and renewals, confirms heavy items and exit exit conditions in advance, and provides free appraisals that ensure you don't miss out on salable equipment. Even if the customer is in a hurry, we will sort out the situation over the phone and LINE and proceed with a free on-site assessment if necessary. The official amount and work conditions will be determined after on-site confirmation, but by gathering information in advance, you can reduce unnecessary round trips and make faster decisions on collection, purchase, and removal.

The flow of the consultation is to first send a photo and address area via phone, LINE, or form, then confirm the item, quantity, desired time, and delivery conditions. After that, we will organize the items that can be purchased, items to be collected, and methods of removal, and conduct on-site inspections as necessary. On the day of the work, we will safely remove the item, make payment according to the conditions, complete the collection, and provide word-of-mouth information.

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Strengths

Strengths of factory equipment purchase and removal

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about factory equipment purchase and removal