BUYING, SELLING, RENTAL AND SOURCING
CT and MRI equipment sales and sourcing
We connect technical characteristics, condition, documentation, destination and required services to build a complete proposal.
APPROACH
From equipment sourcing to its second life
Looking to expand your imaging offering, replace equipment or start a new facility? We begin with the required modality, intended activity and indicative budget. Manufacturer and model matter, but selection takes shape when configuration, accessories, condition and destination are also understood.
Suitable equipment may already be available or need dedicated sourcing. If it is not listed in the inventory, share your requirements: we can check opportunities through our commercial network and discuss alternatives, keeping sourcing distinct from confirmed availability.
The proposal may cover equipment alone or connected activities such as refurbishment, deinstallation, transport and installation. Identify each item: the offer’s value also depends on what is needed to bring the system into your facility’s operating context.
Used and refurbished CT scanners
Configuration, X-ray tube, condition and project costs: the CT purchase pathway.
Learn more → 02Used and refurbished MRI scanners
Field strength, coils, cryogenics and installation: selecting and sourcing MRI equipment.
Learn more → 03CT and MRI rental
Compare the duration, configuration and services of a rental arrangement.
Learn more → 04Sell or assess a system
Replacing or selling equipment? Share the model, condition and location.
Learn more →BEFORE A PROPOSAL
A machine is part of a wider project
Manufacturer and model are only the starting point. Configuration, accessories, condition, documentation, destination site and required services all contribute to the proposal.
An orderly first set of information helps distinguish what is already known from what still needs to be verified.
- Modality and operating objective
- Destination site or country
- Required configuration and accessories
- Indicative timing
- Associated services required
POINTS TO CONFIRM
Configuration, condition and services shape the actual proposal
Two systems with the same manufacturer and model can have very different configurations, accessories, histories and conditions. The commercial name alone is therefore not enough to describe what is being proposed.
Assessment also considers what must happen before and after a purchase, sale or rental: available documentation, possible deinstallation, packing, transport, site preparation and the technical activities required at destination.
Each element enters the scope only after the available information has been reviewed. Undocumented characteristics and services that are not expressly stated are not treated as included.
- Identified configuration and accessories
- Available condition information and checks
- Documentation associated with the system
- Services required before and after delivery
- Responsibilities and outstanding confirmations
PATHWAY
From requirement to confirmation
Each step narrows the field and clarifies information, checks and responsibilities.
- 01
Requirement
Define modality, intended use, destination and priorities.
- 02
Sourcing
Identify options and collect the available information.
- 03
Assessment
Read the system data together with the project constraints.
- 04
Confirmation
Verify configuration, availability, services and scope separately.
USEFUL QUESTIONS
Before getting started
Is published availability already confirmed?
No. Availability, configuration and condition are always reconfirmed for the specific enquiry.
Are transport and installation automatically included?
No. Planning, moving, installation and support are defined around the system and destination site.
Can I submit a system for sale?
Yes. You can provide the essential system details for an initial assessment.
Have a system or project to discuss?
Tell us what support you need, where the facility is located and what matters most to you. Let’s start there.