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Resourceful by nature. Technical by trade.

Broken doesn't
have to mean
finished.

There's a lot worth saving inside a piece of equipment. We look closer, find the fault, and help you decide what comes next.

Approval before additional work Mail-in service
Close-up of power electronics and traces on the Nexaer repair bench
NEXAER / AT THE BENCHComponent-level attention.
Real work. From our bench in Ohio.
Repair begins with understanding

You don't need the diagnosis.
Just tell us the problem.

No power. An error code. A damaged connector. A machine that stopped doing its job. That's enough to start a conversation.

Meet your repair path
01

A person reviews your request.

Tell us what you have and add photos. We confirm whether it's a fit and explain the next step.

02

You stay in the decision.

Scope and fees are agreed before paid work. Additional repair work needs your approval.

03

The work stays connected.

From accepted intake through testing and return, follow published updates with your private repair link.

A closer look at the work

Small details.
Real consequences.

We work at the component level: inspecting connections, tracing circuits and evaluating faults. These are photographs of work at the bench, including ongoing diagnostics.

Fine-pitch component and surrounding motherboard circuitry
01 / INSPECT

Look beyond the symptom.

Connections, components and the circuits between them.

Graphics card on the bench with diagnostic test leads
02 / DIAGNOSE

Follow the evidence.

Board-level measurements to guide the next test.

Power electronics board undergoing inspection
03 / REWORK

Give the board a path forward.

Evaluate damaged traces and components for repair.

NetCrate portable connectivity system in its open rugged case
Built by Nexaer

The connection
you bring with you.

NetCrate brings field connectivity together in a rugged case for response teams, temporary operations and places beyond the usual infrastructure.

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Let's put a plan together

Not sure where to start?

A model number, a photo or a description is enough to begin.

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