The right service can prevent delays and reduce expenses

Unplanned and unexpected instrument downtime in a lab means delays and frustrations that can potentially damage a lab’s reputation to reliably deliver high-quality results.

Customers seek assurance that their systems will work and the seller will provide support

If the pump goes down, so does the process.

Calibrations are usually done by a trained service engineer, but anyone in the laboratory is qualified to do a check.

These high-demand used instruments yield substantial cost savings

Educate yourself on your reselling options, the marketplace, and your instruments

Start-up labs can stretch their dollars further by buying used

When and why you should calibrate your balance

The search for good deals on used laboratory equipment often leads scientists to auctions

Advanced analytics and remote diagnostics wireless cold storage monitoring solution voted most innovative product of 2017

While used equipment is not for everyone, certain misconceptions about preowned equipment persist and may deter those who would benefit most from it