Flection International - Repair & Cleaning

Desktop Migration

Refurbishment

Functional & Cosmetic Audit

Newsflash

ISO 9001:2000 Certification - Flection employs a high quality standard for the services and products it delivers and is now ISO 9001:2000 certified. As continual improvement of our environmental performance is of major importance to us, we aim to be ISO 14000 certified in September 2007.

Resale exhibition in Karlsruhe - Also this year Flection was present at the Resale Exhibition in Karlsruhe. This exhibition is one of the largest trade fairs for used equipment. We met up with new and existing customers and the 2007 fair turned out to be an event not to be missed.

Launch of new Eco Pc website -

In January Flection launched its new Eco Pc site. With the Microsoft Authorised Refurbishers programme, Flection already installed Windows 2000 but we are now also entitled to install Windows XP and Windows XP Office. For more information see http://www.ecopc.nl/

International exhibition SITEB in Casablanca - On the 24th of May, Flection attended the International Exhibition of Computing, Telecommunications and Office Automation SITEB in Casablanca, Morocco.

30,000th PC for Archbishop Desmond Tutu -

On Thursday 16th of November the South African Archbishop Desmond Tutu received the 30,000th computer for Close the Gap. The PC was handed over to him by Roger Dassen, CEO of Deloitte Netherlands, which recently started a partnership with Close the Cap.

Repair & Cleaning

We ensure that items for repair are kept completely separated from items for standard high-volume audit. Our best technicians carry out repair work. We offer flexible billing solutions for repairs; including costings on a time and materials basis. To keep repair costs down, we intelligently harvest re-usable parts from uneconomical units.

Cleaning

We follow a common-sense approach to cleaning and let the final destination of the equipment dictate whether cleaning is financially and aesthetically warranted.

Boxing & Palletizing

After repair or cleaning, items are boxed or palletized and stored in the warehouse for later shipment. Items destined for scrap or teardown are harvested for re-usable parts and then broken down into material types for further reprocessing.