We Buy Surplus Surgical andMedical EquipmentDirectly From Facilities

Surgical Liquidations is a direct buyer of surplus, retired, and decommissioned surgical and medical equipment. We purchase from hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, and specialty practices nationwide. We are the buyer, not a broker or consignment agent.

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Written offer within one business day
No fees or commissionsPayment before removal
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Payment before removal
No fees or commissions
Written offer within one business day
Removal at no cost to the facility
Chain-of-custody documentation

A direct buyer, not a broker.

An auction house or broker lists your equipment and takes a percentage of whatever it eventually sells for, if it sells. We purchase it outright.

The practical difference is certainty and timing. With an auction or consignment arrangement, the facility waits for a sale, absorbs the risk of unsold lots, and receives net proceeds after fees. We give you a written number up front, pay it before removal, and take the equipment. What you are quoted is what you receive.

At a glance

  • We purchase equipment outright — no consignment, no commission, no auction
  • Payment is issued before any equipment leaves the building
  • Removal, packing, and transport are at no cost to the facility
  • A written offer within one business day of receiving your equipment list
  • Chain-of-custody documentation is provided for every transaction
  • We buy single items, full rooms, and complete facility inventories
  • On-site removal across eight Southeast and Gulf states; shippable equipment purchased nationwide

How does selling equipment to Surgical Liquidations work?

The process runs in four steps.

1
Step 01

Send your list

Equipment names, model numbers, quantities, and photos if you have them. A spreadsheet, a photo of a spec sheet, or a short email all work.

2
Step 02

Receive a written offer

We respond within one business day with a firm written offer covering the equipment as listed.

3
Step 03

Schedule removal

We coordinate around your operating schedule, including nights and weekends where a facility requires it.

4
Step 04

Get paid, then we remove

Payment clears before removal begins. Chain-of-custody documentation is issued at handover.

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What equipment do you buy?

We buy across every major surgical and procedural category, in working, non-working, and end-of-life condition.

Surgical power drill handpiece with attachments
Surgical power tools and shaversSell this equipment
Electrosurgical generator with handpiece, return pad, and footswitch
Advanced energy and electrosurgicalSell this equipment
Flexible video endoscope coiled on a sterile drape
Flexible endoscopes and video processorsSell this equipment
Rigid laparoscope with light-guide post
Rigid endoscopes and laparoscopySell this equipment
Surgical video tower with stacked console, light source, and camera unit
Surgical video towersSell this equipment
Surgical operating microscope on a floor stand
Surgical microscopesSell this equipment
Ultrasound console with attached transducer probes
Ultrasound systems and probesSell this equipment
Ophthalmic surgical system positioned over a procedure table
Ophthalmic and phaco equipmentSell this equipment
Orthopedic instrument set laid out in a sterilization tray
Orthopedic instrument setsSell this equipment
Neuro and spine instrument set in a case tray
Neuro and spine instrument setsSell this equipment
ENT instrument set arranged on a sterile field
ENT instrument setsSell this equipment
General surgery instrument set on a back table
General surgery instrument setsSell this equipment

We also purchase OR tables and surgical lights, anesthesia machines, patient monitoring, sterilization equipment, surgical tables and positioning equipment, and C-arms.

Who do you buy from?

We work directly with the facility or the party controlling the assets — administrators, practice owners, materials managers, attorneys, trustees, and receivers.

Ophthalmic surgical microscope in an eye surgery suite
Ophthalmology and eye surgery centersSee what we buy
GI endoscopy suite with tower and procedure table
GI and endoscopy centersSee what we buy
Orthopedic surgery center operating room
Orthopedic surgery centersSee what we buy
Spine surgery operating room with imaging in position
Spine surgery centersSee what we buy
ENT surgery center procedure room
ENT surgery centersSee what we buy
Urology procedure suite with cystoscopy equipment
Urology surgery centersSee what we buy
Lithotomy stirrups mounted on a surgical table
GYN surgery centersSee what we buy
Pain management fluoroscopy suite
Pain management centersSee what we buy
General surgery operating room in an ambulatory surgery center
Multispecialty ASCsSee what we buy
Clinical room being cleared during a practice closure
Practice closure and physician retirementSee what we buy
Cleared operating room awaiting equipment disposition
Bankruptcy, receivership, and estate dispositionSee what we buy

What if equipment is broken or obsolete?

Send it anyway. We evaluate working units, non-working units, and end-of-life assets. Non-functional equipment still has recoverable components and is regularly included in the equipment we purchase.

Facilities frequently assume a unit is worth nothing because it failed, was replaced, or is past OEM support. Include it on the list and we will tell you whether it factors into the offer.

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Surplus surgical equipment staged for collection

Where do you operate?

We provide on-site removal in Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, and Texas. Shippable equipment is purchased nationwide.

Downtown Tampa, Florida skyline on the Hillsborough River
FloridaFlorida-based — statewide on-site pickup.View Florida
Downtown Atlanta, Georgia skyline
GeorgiaOn-site pickup and removal.View Georgia
Uptown Charlotte, North Carolina skyline
North CarolinaOn-site pickup and removal.View North Carolina
Charleston, South Carolina historic waterfront
South CarolinaOn-site pickup and removal.View South Carolina
Downtown Birmingham, Alabama skyline
AlabamaOn-site pickup and removal.View Alabama
Downtown Nashville, Tennessee skyline
TennesseeOn-site pickup and removal.View Tennessee
Downtown Dallas, Texas skyline
TexasOn-site pickup and removal.View Texas
Downtown Richmond, Virginia skyline on the James River
VirginiaOn-site pickup and removal.View Virginia
Areas we serve →

Frequently asked questions.

No. Removal, packing, and transport are at no cost to the facility. There are no fees or commissions, and nothing is deducted from the offer. The number in the written offer is the number you receive.
Payment is issued before removal begins. Equipment does not leave your building until funds have been confirmed. This is standard on every transaction regardless of size.
Both. We purchase individual units, complete operating rooms, and full facility inventories. There is no minimum. Single high-value items and complete closure inventories are both routine.
We provide chain-of-custody documentation covering the equipment purchased, the transfer, and the removal. This is issued at handover and is what most facilities need for their internal asset records.
Yes. We work directly with the party controlling the assets, including in bankruptcy, receivership, and estate situations. See our page on bankruptcy and receivership equipment disposition.
Equipment names, model numbers, and quantities are enough to start. Photos help confirm configuration and condition but are not required. A spreadsheet, an asset list export, or a plain email all work.
Yes. Shippable equipment is purchased nationwide. On-site removal is provided across eight states; outside those, we arrange freight and handle transport logistics.
A written offer is provided within one business day of receiving your equipment list.

Send your equipment list.

Written offer within one business day. Names, model numbers, and quantities are enough to start — photos help but are not required.

  • Written offer within one business day
  • Payment before removal
  • No fees or commissions
  • Removal, packing, and transport at no cost to the facility

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