We work in two directions. We source the parts you can't find, and we take the parts you no longer need.
Programmes change. Builds get cancelled. Forecasts overshoot. You end up holding connectors and terminals that won't move, tying up cash and warehouse space. We turn that surplus back into value.
The parts you've retired are exactly the parts another buyer is chasing.
Four ways surplus lands on your shelf
Harness Code buys excess inventory outright, or helps redistribute it through the same verified network we use to source shortage material.
Purchasing managers holding dead stock
Inventory that was bought against a forecast that didn't land. It's on the books, it's not moving, and writing it off is the last resort. We give you a faster, cleaner exit.
Operations managers after a programme change
A platform got replaced, a customer revised the spec, and the connectors tied to the old build are now slow-moving. We assess what you have and tell you what it's worth.
Teams sitting on a cancelled order
Material bought for a run that never happened. Original packaging, full lots, ready to redeploy. This is the cleanest excess to move, and often the most valuable.
Anyone clearing shelf space
Surplus terminals, seals, and housings across the major families. If it's a connector or a terminal we recognise, it's a conversation worth having.
From your excess list to a clear offer
Submit your excess list
Send us the part numbers, manufacturers, quantities, and condition. A spreadsheet or a typed list both work. The more detail on packaging and date codes, the faster we can value it.
We evaluate it
A real person reviews the list against current demand across our network. We check which parts we can buy directly and which are better placed through redistribution. No automated valuation, no black box.
You get an offer or a plan
Either a direct offer to buy the stock outright, or a redistribution plan that puts it in front of buyers who need it. We tell you which route fits and why.
Transparent pricing, clean handover
The numbers are explained, not buried. You see how the value was reached. Once you agree, we arrange collection and documentation, and the stock moves.
Clear valuation, honest assessment. We assess original packaging and the condition of lots and date codes before we quote, and we tell you exactly what we found. The same discipline we apply to sourcing applies to buying. Fair handling, both directions.
Common questions on excess stock
01What happens to stock we no longer need?
We buy it outright, or help redistribute it through the same verified network we use to source shortage material.
02How do we send you an excess list?
Part numbers, manufacturers, quantities and condition. A spreadsheet or a typed list both work. Detail on packaging and date codes speeds up the valuation.
03Who values the stock?
A real person reviews the list against current demand across our network. No automated valuation, no black box.
04Which surplus moves best?
Material bought for a run that never happened, in original packaging with full lots. It is the cleanest excess to move, and often the most valuable.