LCD/LED Panels

Hey, everybody.

Is there really no market, scrap or otherwise, for laptop/desktop/TV screens removed from the housing and bezel? Even if they work? It just seems weird, though I don't know anything about testing them. I had heard that the construction had varied so much over the years that buying new was the safest bet.

I started getting in bare screens from a computer repair shop and they had been pulling them out for parts replacements and that's why I'm asking. I hadn't gotten more than a couple in the last year but now I have a dozen or so and I really am not sure what to do with them.

There are a couple other posts with this topic but they are all pretty old and seem to be loaded with irrelevant commentary. I was looking to see if anything had changed.

I don't think so. It's the panel assembly, with just the wire dangling. But it's moot, since VT yards can't accept computer scrap.

We will purchase your LCD panels cell phone, monitor, what ever broken whole. Not sure if you can PM me or not as im fairly new here. let me know.

Are you in the buyer section because I would be interested too.

Originally Posted by Houstonecycler

We will purchase your LCD panels cell phone, monitor, what ever broken whole. Not sure if you can PM me or not as im fairly new here. let me know.

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Originally Posted by CapitalRecovery

Are you in the buyer section because I would be interested too.

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I have several Gaylord's full of broken LCD/LED computer monitors... Ranging from 15" up to 32". No boards have been removed. Most are cracked, several are working, but have major gouges or broken plastics. 10+ Gaylord's full... average of 100+ pieces per Gaylord. Some of the Gaylord's also have some broken laptop LCDs as well.

I also have dozens of pallets of TV's that also haven't been harvested yet.

I have been getting on average .08 to .14/lb out of the mix. Less for ones that have been harvested.

I would like to find someone that could take 10-20 Gaylord's a month. They make fantastic shread provided you remove the mercury bulbs first.

Anyone interested?