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Recovered Chassis for new machine

Max’s Build Part 3
Nothing here goes to the scrap heap. Every returned chassis gets assessed - what's salvageable, what needs work, what could anchor someone's next project. We don't throw away a good enclosure just because what was inside it has moved on. We build things to last. Turns out that applies to our own kit too.
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Our New Homepage Is Now Live
2000 of you have already visited our new homepage , If you haven’t yet, come behind the scenes in our Hampshire workshop and see how we engineer our solutions.
Max's wish list

Max’s Build Part 2
If you've been following along since Part 1, you'll know I’m on a mission to build my replacement workstation entirely from parts already in the building. No new purchases. 
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Max’s Build Part 1
Some builds start with new parts. This one starts with a rummage. Using surplus hardware and an old workstation that's finally earned its retirement, Max's goal is to build a machine that's ready for years of work ahead.
RAM Installation

Right Tool, Right Job.
Chris came to us with an over-specified edge-compute build, and our engineers recommended a lower-cost, cooler-running solution that met the workload requirements and has since led to three repeat orders.
GPU Installation

Engineered to Stay in Service
Marcus needed to expand a long-running installation, and our lifecycle-focused approach ensured he could deploy matching, serviceable systems years later without redesigns, compatibility issues or unnecessary replacements.
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Need It Tomorrow
When a critical system failed with only 72 hours to spare, we delivered a fully configured, tested replacement that other suppliers couldn't provide for weeks.
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