When it comes to electronic components, Gorilla Data Gear, Inc. is an organization dedicated to a simple idea. If the thing works, let’s find someone to use it. If it doesn’t work, let’s dispose of the product through the most efficient and environmentally friendly method available.

• Since 2002 we have been finding better ways to meet both goals. We divert “end-of-life” components from businesses all over the United States to many domestic and international locations. This extends the useful life of computers, monitors, printers and other devices as they continue to be used as originally intended.
  
  
• Information Technology Managers confront many concerns on a daily basis. We want to help with at least one of those concerns. Gorilla Data Gear will handle all aspects of obsolete equipment removal on your behalf.
  
  
• We make periodic donations to educational and other institutions that are in need of computers for training, and as aids to curriculum. Together, we have the opportunity to bring the advantages of computer use to children that might not otherwise have a chance to understand and use computers.
  
  
• Our procedures to quickly and effectively identify, classify, process, pack, and remove components are well practiced and proven to be quick and efficient. We provide these services on a nation wide basis.
  
  
• It is our intent and desire to complement the concerns of our clients to protect our environment for the future. We operate under all California state, and federal EPA guidelines for the safe and clean reclamation of those elements that can no longer be used as originally intended.
  
  
• Gorilla Data Gear offers businesses an alternative source for computer and communications components from our large warehouse location in Southern California. We buy, sell and stock a wide variety of networking equipment available at very beneficial rates.
  
  
• We are driven to constantly improve and streamline the services that we provide to our clients. Our goal is to make it easier for businesses to keep their eye on their path going forward, not looking backward with concern about the tools that they no longer use.