Last Updated: August 19, 2026
Sell PC Scrap and E-Scrap in Seattle, WA
Ohata Shoji America Inc., is an e-commerce platform for buying PC scrap and electronic scrap (e-scrap). Our website connects businesses and individuals with a convenient online selling process for desktop computers, laptop computers, servers, AI hardware, networking equipment, hard drives, printed circuit boards (PCBs), and other electronic equipment.
By combining e-commerce, AI-powered digital services, and responsible resource recovery, Ohata.ai encourages the reuse and recycling of electronic equipment, helping reduce electronic waste and supporting a more sustainable circular economy.
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423 S Horton St Unit B, Seattle, WA, 98134, United States
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Frequently Asked Questions
Helpful buying, sorting, and drop-off information for customers visiting our Seattle facility.
FAQ 01
What types of electronic scrap do you buy?
FAQ 01
What types of electronic scrap do you buy?
We purchase the electronic equipment and scrap materials listed on our website, including PC Scrap, E-Scrap, desktop and laptop computers, servers, AI hardware, networking equipment, hard drives, printed circuit boards (PCBs), and related electronic equipment. Our online price list shows the materials we currently purchase.
FAQ 02
Where is your yard located?
FAQ 02
Where is your yard located?
Our facility is located at:
423 S Horton St, Unit B
Seattle, WA, 98134
United States
FAQ 03
What areas do you serve?
FAQ 03
What areas do you serve?
Our Seattle facility serves customers throughout Seattle, Bellevue, Renton, Tukwila, Kent, SeaTac, Tacoma, Everett, and surrounding communities.
FAQ 04
Do I need an appointment?
FAQ 04
Do I need an appointment?
No appointment is required for most customer drop-offs. If you are bringing a large commercial load or palletized shipment, we recommend contacting us in advance so we can prepare for a faster unloading process.
FAQ 05
Do you buy from businesses and individuals?
FAQ 05
Do you buy from businesses and individuals?
Yes. We purchase electronic scrap from businesses, recyclers, IT companies, data centers, schools, government organizations, and individual customers.
FAQ 06
Do you accept servers and AI hardware?
FAQ 06
Do you accept servers and AI hardware?
Yes. We purchase servers, AI servers, GPU servers, storage systems, networking equipment, and other enterprise IT equipment.
FAQ 07
Does sorting affect the buying price?
FAQ 07
Does sorting affect the buying price?
Yes. Proper sorting is one of the most important factors affecting the buying price. Materials are purchased based on their category and grade, so separating different types of electronic scrap before delivery can significantly improve the value of your shipment.
FAQ 08
How should I prepare my materials before bringing them in?
FAQ 08
How should I prepare my materials before bringing them in?
Separate different categories of electronic scrap whenever possible and remove unnecessary non-electronic materials or attachments. Proper sorting helps speed up the inspection process and usually results in a more accurate and competitive buying price.