Refurbishing Proccess

1. Preliminary Inspection

   An initial inspection is performed to determine proper functionality to manufacturer specifications. Any damaged parts and/or missing parts are identified.

2. Disassembly

   Equipment is disassembled for deep cleaning and repairs.

3. Cleaning

   Equipment is thoroughly washed removing any dirt, grime, and tape residue to sanitize, prep for painting and repair.

4. Repair

   If necessary, any damaged and/or missing parts are repaired and/or replaced with OEM replacement parts. Moving parts are lubricated or greased.

5. Painting

   Equipment is repainted to remove any chips or scratches to ensure a “like new” cosmetically appealing finished product.

6. Relabeling

   Repainted equipment is relabeled with OEM equipment labels.

7. Reassembly

   Equipment is reassembled.

Final Inspection

Equipment is tested and undergoes a functional and safety inspection by a biomedical technician to ensure the product is performing to manufacturer specifications.