Find equipment
Tell TAR what you need. Get a straight answer about what is realistic.
TAR supplies used, refurbished and surplus IT equipment in bulk to traders, exporters, refurbishers and businesses worldwide. Rather than publishing a stock list that would be out of date immediately, TAR works from stated requirements — equipment type, quantity, specification and destination.
Who buys from TAR
Bulk buyers, not single units.
TAR supplies businesses that buy equipment to resell, refurbish, deploy or export. If you need one laptop, TAR is not the right supplier — and will say so.
Traders
Businesses moving equipment between markets who need reliable, well-described bulk supply.
Exporters
Companies shipping into regional markets who need consistent volumes and clean documentation.
Refurbishers
Operations that test, repair and resell, and need predictable input stock by grade and model family.
Businesses and technology buyers
Organisations deploying good used equipment instead of buying new, at fleet scale.
How buying works
A requirement, an honest answer, then a shipment.
- Send your requirement. Equipment type, specification range, quantity, acceptable condition and destination country.
- TAR responds honestly. Whether it can be met now, met over time, or not met at all.
- Commercial discussion. Terms agreed individually, as with every TAR relationship.
- Shipment. Coordinated from Sharjah by sea, air or road.
TAR does not invent availability. If the answer is that a requirement cannot be met, you will be told that rather than kept waiting.
What TAR supplies
Categories available against requirement
Availability changes constantly. These are the categories TAR trades in — not a claim of current stock.
Servers
Rack servers, tower servers and enterprise hardware — bought in bulk from decommissions, refreshes and surplus stock, …
Computing
Business laptops, desktops, workstations, mini PCs and all-in-ones — the highest-volume category in IT asset renewal, …
Storage
Hard disk drives, solid state drives, storage arrays and NAS equipment — handled as a segregated stream from the momen…
Components
Memory, processors, graphics and accelerator cards, system boards and power supplies — the parts that routinely outliv…
Buyer enquiry
Send your requirement.
The more specific the requirement, the more useful the answer. Ranges are fine — "4TB to 12TB enterprise SATA, 500 units, monthly" is a perfect brief.
Buyer enquiry
Tell TAR what you are looking for and where it needs to go.
Answers
Buyer questions.
Including the one everybody asks first: where is the stock list?
Buyer questions
Does TAR publish current stock?
No. TAR does not publish an inventory list, because a public list would be out of date the day it was posted and would imply availability TAR cannot guarantee. Send a requirement instead and you will get a straight answer about what is realistic.
Can TAR ship internationally?
Yes. TAR ships from Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, and coordinates sea, air and road movement. Routes, documentation and cost are discussed as part of the requirement.
What quantities does TAR supply?
TAR works in bulk rather than single units. Pallet and container quantities are normal; a handful of units usually is not.
How specific should a requirement be?
As specific as you can be. Equipment type, generation or specification range, quantity, acceptable condition grade and destination country are the five that matter most.
Can TAR source equipment it does not currently hold?
Often, yes — that is what global IT hardware sourcing means. Give TAR the requirement and a realistic timeframe and you will get an honest answer about whether it can be met.
Buyer markets
Shipping into the UAE, Asia or beyond?
TAR already supplies buyers across the UAE, Malaysia, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Pakistan, India and Bangladesh.
Send Your Requirement