Value-factor documentation
Sell Heat Exchangers Above a Scrap-Only Basis
Use this guide to document equipment, component, and material factors before defaulting to a scrap-only description.
Document equipment-level factors
Configuration, manufacturer and model, dimensions, pressure boundary, service, condition, completeness, and technical records can help establish whether equipment review is practical.
- Nameplate and data sheet
- Complete-unit photographs
- Condition and service history
- Dimensions, weight, and quantity
Document component and material factors
Tube bundles, plates, frames, heads, channels, fans, drives, and verified alloys may require separate identification. Appearance alone does not establish grade or value.
Condition and commercial boundary
No keyword, alloy name, or equipment type guarantees a value. Any commercial terms depend on the documented unit, market fit, project scope, and separate written agreement.
Page-specific questions
Frequently asked questions
What can support review beyond a scrap-only basis?
Identifiable design, useful records, completeness, condition, service history, verified materials, components, quantity, and market fit can all affect the evaluation path.
Does alloy content guarantee a higher offer?
No. Grade must be verified, and condition, separation, contamination, quantity, handling, market terms, and equipment fit also matter.
Technical references
Secure equipment submission
Request a review for this heat exchanger
Required fields are marked. Share the equipment, condition, location, access, and supporting records available for review.