We started Lumex because we knew the wholesale display market could be done better — with transparency, consistency, and real accountability.
Lumex Supply Co. was founded in 2014 by a team of IT asset disposition specialists who were tired of dealing with opaque grading standards, inconsistent stock counts, and wholesale suppliers who treated B2B clients like afterthoughts.
We started with a single 6,000 sq ft warehouse in Philadelphia and a strict rule: every unit we ship leaves with documentation. Grade report, test log, serial number. No exceptions.
Today, we operate three distribution centers across the East Coast and maintain active inventory relationships with Fortune 500 lease-return programs, federal equipment auctions, and OEM factory overstock channels. That means better SKU diversity and deeper stock — consistently.
Work With Us →The secondary market for IT equipment is messy. Grade definitions vary by seller, stock counts are sometimes fictional, and "refurbished" can mean anything from factory-reconditioned to wiped-and-resold.
We set out to fix that. Our grading rubric is published publicly on our Services page. Our test logs are available on request for any SKU. And our account managers are paid on client retention — not just the first order.
The result: clients stay. Our average client relationship is 4.8 years, and 68% of new business comes from referrals.
Not just words on a wall. These three principles drive every decision we make, from how we grade a unit to how we handle a warranty claim.
Our grading standards are public. Our test reports are available. If a unit has a cosmetic flaw, you'll know exactly where and how large before it ships.
The same 47-point inspection applies to every unit. Whether you're buying 5 or 500, the quality benchmark never changes based on order size.
We're not optimizing for a single transaction. We want to be your supplier for years — which means we'll tell you when we don't have the right stock instead of selling you something wrong.
A small, focused team with deep roots in IT asset disposition and supply chain logistics.