Sell your Eaton equipment.
Eaton, Cutler-Hammer and Cooper Power Systems equipment, from 480 V dry-types and mini power centers to utility padmounts and regulators.
Get an offerEaton on the nameplate
Eaton bought Cutler-Hammer in 1978. On January 31, 1994 it bought the Westinghouse Distribution and Control Business Unit and combined it with its own operations to form the Cutler-Hammer business.
Eaton completed its purchase of Cooper Industries on November 30, 2012, adding Cooper Power Systems utility transformers, regulators and reclosers.
Eaton sells low voltage dry-type transformers and Mini-Power Centers alongside the Cooper utility line, which is still built in Waukesha, Wisconsin.
Reading the plate: Older Eaton dry-types often carry the Cutler-Hammer name. The catalog number, for example V48M28T75EE, carries the primary, secondary and kVA codes.
Eaton equipment we buy
Eaton lines we buy, by the name on the label.
12 Eaton breaker families, each with its own page.
- 01Send the nameplate
Plus an exterior shot and a ZIP code. Text, email, or the form.
- 02We read it and reply
During business hours, by whatever contact method you picked.
- 03You get a written offer
Freight is in the number. A range if we need to test, firm after.
- 04We pick up and pay
Our truck and our rigging. Wire or ACH within 3 business days of a passed inspection.
Selling Eaton equipment: what people ask.
Yes. Age does not stop a purchase. Older Eaton units sell for spares, parts, or metal, and the nameplate tells us which.
Close enough for us. We buy equipment under every name Eaton has carried, including Eaton Corporation, Eaton Cooper.
Oil-filled units built before 1980 may contain PCBs. We sample before an offer is final. We do not give disposal guidance on the web; call and a person will walk you through it.
Yes. Failed units are worth their core, windings, breakers, copper, and steel. Tell us what failed if you know.
Clear nameplate photos get a reply during business hours. A firm number may wait on inspection or testing.
Mixed brands on one job? Put them on one offer. We buy every manufacturer, including the ones that no longer exist.