Technimove Recycles
Secure IT asset disposal, data destruction and recycling for organisations in the UK and Europe
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Technimove Recycles
Technimove Recycles collects retired IT equipment, securely erases or shreds data, refurbishes and resells reusable assets, and provides asset certificates and ESG reporting. Services include secure collection, data-centre decommissioning, device sanitisation and material recovery.
It serves organisations handling retired or sensitive IT assets, with collections across the UK and resale through online and global trade channels. The company is based in Wallington, England, and was founded in 2011.
Product: Secure IT asset collection, certified data erasure and destruction, refurbishment and resale, and ESG reporting.
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