Manufacturing IT asset dispositionthat protects your designs.

NIST 800-171 and ITAR controls, where they apply to your plants, are obligations you carry for controlled technical data. Coretek 360 supports them by wiping engineering workstations, servers, and production systems to NIST 800-88 and verifying the result, or shredding the media. The serialized record also supports your trade secret protections and customer NDAs.

Plant floor equipment is retired alongside office hardware in one plan. Coretek 360 handles manufacturing assets such as engineering workstations, industrial PCs and HMIs, MES servers, handheld scanners, office fleets, and more. Anything holding designs or process data is sanitized to NIST 800-88 before it is reused or recycled.

For a customer audit, Coretek 360 gives you two records. A certificate of data destruction per serial number records the drive serial number, the NIST 800-88 method used, and the date for each drive that held designs or process data. A serialized asset report records custody, make and model, sanitization method, and final disposition, resale or recycling, for every asset.

Removals at manufacturing plants are planned around your production schedule and maintenance windows. Coretek 360 builds one plan for the plant floor and the offices together, then collects from each plant in tracked vehicles under documented chain of custody, with palletized removal for heavy or high volume loads.

Yes. Plants, warehouses, and offices can be retired under one schedule and one point of contact, with the same pickup, sanitization, and documentation at each site. One report covers every location, so your IT and compliance teams work from a single record rather than one per plant.

Hardware with life left in it, including engineering workstations, servers, and network equipment, is tested, refurbished, and resold through our sales channels after its drives are wiped to NIST 800-88. The value returned is itemized in your report. Equipment past reuse goes to R2v3 certified downstream processors.

Hardware moves in tracked vehicles under documented chain of custody from your dock to our floor, and drives that must not leave the plant intact can be shredded on site first. Shredding is done in house by Coretek 360 and is not yet within our R2v3 certificate scope, and we are working to add it.

Our team does. Coretek 360 packs, labels, and palletizes equipment on site and loads it into tracked vehicles, working inside the downtime window agreed with your plant manager. Your maintenance and IT staff stay on the line, and chain of custody is documented from the plant floor onward.