Electronic Restoration

Whether it’s boosting productivity or improving customer experience, electronic technology is the heart and soul of most businesses.

BELFOR has developed advanced technology, techniques, and proprietary services to fully restore even the most sophisticated electronics, helping your business recover quickly and with minimal disruption.

BELFOR has more electronics restoration services than any other company in the world. Our electronics repair services usually cost a fraction of the machine’s replacement cost.

However, that is only one economic consideration.

• Replacing sophisticated electronic machinery can often take anywhere from six to 18 months.
• This wreaks havoc on every aspect of your business, increasing the chances of losing valuable contracts and clients.
• Under most circumstances, BELFOR’s decontamination and restoration services can be completed within weeks, minimizing business downtime and losses.
• The specialists in our Research & Development division can restore sensitive electronic components damaged by a broad range of contaminants to help you save time, money, and clients.

Globally, we have successfully restored electronics exposed to every conceivable contamination.

This includes floodwater (including total submersion), corrosive soot from fire, acid vapors, mold, environmental contaminants, pollution caused by production processes, sea salt from overseas transportation, toxic contamination, and more.

We have successfully provided our electronics restoration services in various sectors of industry, including (but not limited to):

• Computers and servers of every possible size and type
• Telecommunications equipment
• Medical treatment and research equipment
• Semiconductor Fabrication: front and back-end equipment
• Scientific research (including one-of-a-kind equipment)
• Control systems in nuclear and other power stations
• Manufacturing and production control systems
• Information satellite control systems
• Agriculture and food production equipment
• Radar and control electronics on civil and military ships