Specialty Equipment Types we Handle in Cincinnati

CAS handles a wide range of non-standard assets beyond traditional IT equipment, including medical devices and imaging systems (MRI, CT, ultrasound), commercial audio visual equipment (industrial HMI, broadcoast, production) industrial and manufacturing systems (SCADA, PLCs, CNC controllers, robotics), test and measurement equipment (oscilloscopes, spectrum analyzers, network analyzers), telecom infrastructure, and facility support equipment. Our processes adapt to the handling, compliance, and data destruction requirements specific to each asset class in Cincinnati, Dayton, & Southern Ohio.

Yes. Every asset entering Core Asset Solutions' Cincinnati facility is evaluated for its highest-value disposition path. Functional specialty equipment — particularly test and measurement instruments, laboratory equipment, and medical devices — often retains significant residual value in secondary markets. We perform comprehensive testing, grading, and data sanitization before entering equipment into established remarketing channels. Assets that cannot be reused receive R2v3 downstream recycling with documented material outcomes.

Many specialty assets contain embedded storage, configuration memory, or operational data that requires secure destruction — including medical devices with patient data, industrial controllers with proprietary process logic, and instruments with calibration histories. Core Asset Solutions applies NIST 800-88r2-aligned sanitization methods appropriate to each media type, with serial-specific documentation for every data-bearing component. Physical destruction is available when sanitization cannot be verified.

Yes. Data center environments often include non-IT assets alongside servers, storage, and networking — power distribution equipment, cooling infrastructure, security systems, and facility automation controllers. CAS handles the full equipment stack from a single data center or facility decommissioning, providing unified chain of custody, reporting, and value recovery across both IT and non-IT asset streams.

Core Asset Solutions provides specialty equipment disposition services in Ohio and across the Midwest Region for multi-location programs. We coordinate logistics, project management, and reporting across all locations, with project scope and pickup planning confirmed during scheduling.

Chain of custody follows the same rigorous process as IT assets: serialized manifest documentation at pickup, tamper-evident packaging where appropriate, GPS-tracked transport, facility intake verification with manifest reconciliation, individual asset processing with method documentation, and comprehensive reporting. For high-value or regulated equipment, we coordinate with your compliance officers and document every handoff with timestamps and personnel identification.

CAS coordinates proper handling and disposition of equipment containing hazardous materials, including batteries, mercury-containing components, refrigerants, and other regulated substances. Our R2v3 certification includes focus materials management, and we work with certified downstream vendors for materials requiring specialized treatment. All handling follows applicable EPA, DOT, and state environmental regulations.