Refurbished NAND Flash Memory
NAND flash is non-volatile memory used in SSDs, memory cards and managed storage such as eMMC. This page covers raw NAND parts from public manufacturer part lists. AURCAL sources NAND to order and confirms what can be supplied and tested before it quotes.
- We source NAND flash to order and state the condition on every quote.
- Parts are inspected, reballed where needed, tested and burned in at our Shenzhen base.
- The list below is reference data from public part lists, not our inventory.
What are SLC, MLC, TLC and QLC?
They describe how many bits each cell stores: one (SLC), two (MLC), three (TLC) or four (QLC). More bits per cell means higher density and lower cost per bit, with lower endurance.
Is raw NAND the same as eMMC?
No. Raw NAND needs an external controller for error correction and wear levelling. eMMC and UFS are managed NAND with the controller inside the package.
Key differences
| Cell type | Bits per cell | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| SLC | 1 | High endurance, industrial |
| MLC | 2 | Industrial and enterprise |
| TLC | 3 | Consumer and client SSD |
| QLC | 4 | High density, read-heavy |
Reference part numbers (175)
Every part number below is a link. Core parts open their own page; the others open the reference record with its specifications and a quote button. Search all NAND Flash records in the interactive catalog.
Frequently asked questions
Do you supply NAND flash?
We source to order. Send the part number and quantity and we confirm availability before quoting.
How do I request this?
Use the quote form with the exact part number and quantity. We source to order and confirm availability before we quote.
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Sources and further reading
External pages written by the standards bodies and manufacturers named here. AURCAL is not affiliated with them. Links last checked 1 November 2026.
- JEDEC: e.MMC technology overview – What e.MMC is: flash memory plus controller in one package.
- JEDEC Solid State Technology Association – The standards body for microelectronics, including DRAM and flash memory.