NODE29 supplies replacement parts for crypto mining hardware and repairs miners at three repair sites in Texas. Procurement runs primarily through NODE29's China supply network, with US inventory held where demand justifies it; repair is handled in house rather than subcontracted. Customers include mining operators, hardware resellers and independent repair shops across four continents.
Control boards, hashboards, power supplies, fans, chips, cables and GPUs, sourced to specification for Bitmain, MicroBT, Canaan and other manufacturers. Listed and unlisted lines are quoted on the same terms.
Three repair sites in Texas, two in Austin and one in Houston, handle hashboards, control boards and power supplies, with on-site repair for sites of 1,000+ machines. Every unit is diagnosed, and no work proceeds until the cost is approved.
Freight is quoted alongside the parts, with air and sea options priced separately. Shipments move DAP by default; DDP is available where duties and taxes are to be prepaid.
Four named contacts cover sales, finance, operations and technical service, supported by about 25 repair technicians across the Texas repair sites. Every enquiry reaches a named contact rather than a shared queue.
Ivy leads sales at NODE29. She has more than eight years in international sales, seven of them in the mining hardware industry, with hands-on experience in international logistics, supply chains and commercial negotiation.
Junhong manages NODE29's finance function, covering corporate accounting, international tax filing and import and export tax compliance for cross-border shipments.
Hannah coordinates operations and supply chain support, including order tracking, international logistics and internal data management.
Based in China, Yuxiang provides remote technical support: machine diagnostics, fault identification and guidance on repair procedures.
Parts, repair or freight — a single address reaches the team that handles it.