Sometimes an operator upgrades, retires, or sells the business, and a machine comes back to us. We go through it, replace what needs replacing, and pass it on for less than new. It is a real way into this business, and what is available changes with what comes back to our floor each month.
What we have changes month to month, so the fastest way to know is to ask. If nothing is available right now, we will tell you when to check back. Ask what we have
A machine only leaves here if we would be comfortable putting our own name on the work it does next.
Same testing a new one gets before it ships. If it does not pass, it gets rebuilt before it goes anywhere.
We test each transducer on its own, so the tank cleans at full strength from the first blind. That is the advantage of buying used from the people who built it.
How old it is, who ran it, what was replaced and what was not. If there is something you should know before you buy it, you will know it before you buy it.
You bought a used machine, not a used relationship. You call the same number, and you get the same people.
Plenty of operators come to us after buying their equipment somewhere else. Owning the machine is the first step. Running the business is where we come in.
We will sell you training, we will sell you chemistry, and we will answer the phone when you have a question, whatever badge is on the side of your machine.
We would rather have you as a customer for the next twenty years than worry about where you bought the tank.