Clinical chemistry & immunoassay
Automated chemistry platforms, immunoassay analyzers and associated modules. Include the full system configuration.
A considered equipment transition
Your laboratory
is moving forward.
Let us discuss
what comes next.
We buy pre-owned diagnostic laboratory equipment. Start with the system and its condition, then work through the details of an orderly handover.
Enquire about your equipment
Equipment firstModel, configuration and operating condition.
Clear documentationScope and purchase terms discussed in writing.
A planned handoverPreparation and site access agreed before collection.
Built around
the clinical laboratory.
We consider individual analyzers and groups of instruments. Include the manufacturer and exact model in your enquiry.
Hematology
Cell counters and hematology analyzers. Service information and the most recent operating status are useful.
Molecular diagnostics
PCR, real-time PCR and genetic-analysis platforms. Identify included computers and installed options.
Microbiology & supporting systems
ID/AST instruments, culture-analysis equipment and laboratory support platforms. Send the model to discuss suitability.
Practical preparation
A good handover
starts before
the collection date.
The instrument is one part of the transaction. Your asset office, facilities team and laboratory may each have information needed to plan the transfer.
Use this as an enquiry checklist. Your institution's own safety, data and disposal procedures remain the starting point.
Ownership & authorisation
Confirm the equipment is available for sale and identify the authorised contact.
Condition & service history
Describe known faults, current use and any available maintenance information.
Preparation & decontamination
Tell us the current preparation status and any site-specific handling requirements.
Computers & data
Identify associated computers. Arrange internal review of stored data and software.
Access & equipment scope
List accessories and modules. Note loading access, floor location and collection constraints.
Before you enquire
A few practical
questions.
Can we discuss equipment during an upgrade?
Yes. Include the expected retirement date and any dependencies on the replacement system. We can discuss the equipment before a collection date is set.
Do you need a full service file?
Send what is available. The model, current condition and known issues are the starting point; service records can help clarify the history.
Is every analyzer suitable for purchase?
Suitability depends on the specific model, condition and configuration. Send the details for review rather than assuming a general category guarantees an offer.
Equipment purchasing enquiries
Tell us about
the system you are retiring.
Start a direct conversation with SIB Diagnostics.
hello@sibdiagnostics.comHelpful in your first email
- Manufacturer and exact model
- Current condition and known faults
- Location and approximate availability
- Photographs of the system and model label