Sell Allen-Bradley PLCs, Drives & Surplus Controls
Have Allen-Bradley equipment left after a controls upgrade, production change or facility shutdown? American Industrial Supply Co. evaluates industrial automation equipment for recovery and resale.
Put idle Allen-Bradley equipment back in circulation
Share your Allen-Bradley or Rockwell Automation parts list, whether it covers a few maintenance spares or a larger equipment lot. Relevant equipment includes PLC processors, I/O modules, operator interfaces, drives and motor controls. ControlLogix, CompactLogix, PowerFlex and legacy Allen-Bradley hardware should be identified by the complete catalog number so the team can review the actual configuration.
Keep related racks, power supplies, communication modules and accessories identified with the equipment they belong to. A clear list helps distinguish a complete assembly from individual modules and makes the resale review more useful.
From your equipment list to a practical next step
Describe the opportunity
Send the equipment details, location and timing. Include a link to photos or an inventory list if you have one.
Review the equipment
We consider identification, condition, completeness, resale demand and project requirements, then follow up on missing details.
Discuss the terms
If the equipment is a fit, discuss an offer and agree on the scope, timing and transport or removal responsibilities.
Sell Allen-Bradley: Tell Us About Your Equipment
Use the message field for model numbers, quantities, condition, equipment location and your timeline. If you have photos or a spreadsheet, include a shareable link or let us know you can send them during follow-up.
American Industrial Supply Co. is based in Southern California and recovers industrial assets from facility shutdowns and decommissioning projects for resale.
Sell Allen-Bradley FAQs
Can I sell older Allen-Bradley PLCs or discontinued parts?
Send the full catalog number, series, quantity and condition. Older equipment can be reviewed for resale potential, but age alone does not establish value or guarantee a purchase.
Can you review a mixed Allen-Bradley parts lot?
Yes. Group similar catalog numbers and note quantities, condition and included accessories. Tell us if the lot also contains other brands or equipment still installed in a cabinet.
What if my Allen-Bradley equipment is untested?
Describe it as untested and include any known faults or service history. The team needs an accurate condition description before discussing an offer or next steps.
How do I start selling my Allen-Bradley equipment?
Use the contact form with your parts list, location and timing. You can include a link to photos or an inventory list in your message; the team can request additional information during follow-up.
Have other equipment to sell?
Explore the related options or tell us about your full equipment lot.