Redemtech opens Ohio plant.

Redemtech has opened a new 158,000-square-foot plant in Grove City, a suburb of Columbus, Ohio. The new facility consolidates the company's existing central Ohio operations, providing enhanced material handling capability and 20 percent greater capacity, according to the company.

Redemtech Technology Change Management (TOM) Centers deliver services that help large businesses increase computer use, remarket or recycle unneeded technology systems and ensure regulatory compliance for data privacy, electronic scrap and financial reporting.

"We are competing in a global economy and are continually striving to improve processes and enhance efficiency so we can deliver greater value to our clients," Robert Houghton, president and founder of Redemtech, says. "Our new Columbus TCM Center is state-of-the-art, providing for streamlined workflow and faster throughput. This will allow us to more efficiently process increasing volumes of equipment and satisfy growing customer demand."

The new plant features an automated pallet flow conveyor system, wireless batch picking and advanced picking machines to speed asset turnaround. Services include computer repair and refurbishment, data erasure, software imaging, deployment of new and used computer equipment, charitable donations and lease-return management, remarketing and recycling. The additional capacity and new capabilities enable Redemtech to respond to increased client demand for TCM services and to better support an expanded range of services, according to the company.

Redemtech also has TOM Centers in Richmond, Va.; Reno, Nev.; Montreal; Calgary, Alberta; and the United Kingdom. Together, these facilities process nearly 2 million IT assets yearly.

Redemtech is a wholly owned subsidiary of Micro Electronics, a large privately held technology company.