Product category

Displays

Monitors and professional displays — bulky to ship, easy to damage, and consistently in demand when they arrive intact.

Professional desktop displayA widescreen professional monitor on a pedestal stand, showing a thin-bezel panel with an abstract interface layout, a slim chassis edge and a weighted base. PROFESSIONAL DISPLAY

What this category covers

Included in displays

  • Business and office monitors
  • Professional and colour-critical displays
  • Large-format and signage displays
  • Monitor stands, arms and VESA mounts
  • Display cables and adapters

This list is a starting point. TAR also considers additional IT and electronic equipment outside the categories shown on this site — if you are unsure, ask.

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What affects value here. Packing determines value in this category. Displays that arrive with cracked panels are worth almost nothing, so palletising, corner protection and honest counts matter more here than anywhere else. Stands and cables should travel with their displays.

Answers

Displays questions

If your situation is not covered, message TAR directly.

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Displays questions

Are used monitors worth shipping internationally?

In volume and packed properly, yes. Individually they rarely justify freight; on a well-packed pallet they usually do.

Does TAR buy displays with dead pixels or marks?

Yes, if described accurately. Cracked panels are a different matter and should be identified separately.

Should stands be included?

Yes. A display without its stand is worth less and is harder to place.

Suppliers

Have displays to move?

Send a rough list with quantities and condition. TAR will tell you which lines are commercially interesting.

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