TFix

31/08/2026

You drop a laptop at the Greenford Road reuse centre. What happens next?

We follow a carefully managed five-step loop: collect, securely erase, repair or refurbish, redistribute and report. Every device is NIST-erased before reuse, helping protect personal data while keeping usable technology in circulation.

Read the full story: https://www.tfix.co.uk/blog/what-happens-to-unwanted-electricals-in-west-london-inside-ealings-reuse-service

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28/08/2026

Are you budgeting accurately for your next IT equipment refresh?

Disposing of corporate IT hardware comes with fixed costs like certified data sanitisation and WEEE collection, but many businesses forget to factor in hardware value recovery. When planned correctly, asset re-marketing can significantly offset your decommissioning expenses.

Our latest video breaks down the practical steps to estimate disposal costs accurately and maximise value recovery for your business.

Read our full guide here: https://www.tfix.co.uk/blog/how-to-accurately-estimate-it-asset-disposal-costs-and-value-recovery

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How often does your organisation audit the residual value of its retiring IT assets? Let us know below!

20/08/2026

https://www.tfix.co.uk/social/itad-awareness-days/

A rolling calendar of ITAD, data destruction, and WEEE awareness days — World Backup Day, Data Protection Day, Global Recycling Day and more — showing what is coming up next and how to prepare.

19/08/2026

Ever wondered if that drawer of old electronics is actually worth cash or just taking up space? We built an AI tool that scans market history and calculates your exact realistic payout from a single photo. Search for ‘tfix’ on YouTube.

25/06/2026

Processing recovered client iPhones in a 35-degree lab to determine which ones can be digitally reset and which ones must be shredded.

19/06/2026

A tech recycling rebate is essentially just a balancing act between your viable laptops and the hardware that costs us money to get rid of.

18/06/2026

Today is spent grading 120 laptops, which mainly involves checking for pressure marks, testing the boot, and ensuring they are not locked by the previous owner.

17/06/2026

We have a mountain of laptops to grade today, but work has come to a halt while we untangle what can only be described as a massive spider web of charging cables.

16/06/2026

The laptop blocked the data destruction software, so the SSD had to come out to be wiped on the workstation instead.

15/06/2026

Wiping eight NVMe drives simultaneously because the laptops they came from flatly refused to boot.