Selling a Spine Surgery Center?

We Buy the Equipment — Paid Before Removal.

Direct buyer for spine surgery practices and centers that are closing, upgrading, or consolidating. No fees, no consignment — you're paid before anything leaves, and we handle removal and documentation.

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Paid before removal

No fees, ever

Current condition fine

Fast response

Reach out if you're:

Closing or selling a spine surgery center

Upgrading power systems or retractor platforms

Clearing instrument sets tied to a vendor you no longer run

A surgeon retiring and winding down the practice

What we buy.

The equipment spine centers typically retire — power tools, instrument sets, retractor systems, microscopes, and energy platforms. We also buy C-arms and imaging.

Surgical power drill with a chuck, drill bit, and hose on a sterile drape, used for spinal bone work

Surgical Power ToolsDrills, saws, drivers, and handpieces.

Laminectomy and spinal-fusion instrument set laid out on a surgical drape — a self-retaining retractor, distractors, bone forceps, drivers, and pedicle-screw caddies

Spinal Instrument Sets & TraysLaminectomy, fusion, and fixation sets.

Self-retaining surgical retractor frame with deep lateral blades and a ratcheted spreader bar, used to hold open a deep spinal or back incision

Tubular & Self-Retaining RetractorsTubular MIS and self-retaining retractor systems.

Surgeon looking through the oculars of an articulated operating microscope during a procedure

Surgical MicroscopesFloor-stand and ceiling-mount scopes.

Electrosurgical generator and energy platform with monopolar and bipolar handpieces in a case

Energy EquipmentGenerators and energy platforms.

Across the brands common to spine — Stryker, Medtronic, DePuy Synthes, and Zimmer Biomet. A full center or a single set — both work.

Selling instruments or scopes on their own? See Sell Neuro & Spine Instrument Sets and Sell Surgical Microscopes.

Current condition is fine.

No need to test, clean up, or reprocess anything first. Send what you have as it sits and we'll tell you what we can do.

No need to test, clean up, or reprocess anything first
Incomplete trays and single instruments are fine
Tools and systems that power on with issues, or don't at all, still work

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Used stainless surgical instruments — hemostats, forceps, scissors, and a retractor — laid out on a green drape, set aside as-is for pickup

Three steps to paid.

A quick look at the room, sets, and scopes is enough — no forms.

1

Send a list or a few photos of the room.

Models and serials help — no forms.

2

We come back fast.

A straight answer on what we'll take — no back-and-forth.

3

Say yes and get paid.

You're paid before removal, and we handle removal and documentation.

Sets, tools, and scopes are compact and shippable, so removal is usually quick and low-disruption.

Direct means simpler — and yours, up front.

The buyer, not a broker

You deal with us directly — not a broker or a consignment portal.

Paid up front

You're paid before removal — not weeks later, after someone else moves it.

Nothing taken in fees

No fees, no commissions. Nothing comes out of what you're paid.

Common questions.

Either — a full room or a single tray, retractor system, or scope.

No. Send the condition as-is and we'll tell you what we'll take.

Yes — we buy C-arms. Send the model and a couple of photos.

We respond within one business day.

Florida and across the Southeast, plus Texas. Shippable items go nationwide.

Keep exploring.

More ways we help spine programs turn retired sets, tools, and scopes into recovered value.

Winding down a spine surgery center?

Send a list or a few photos. We'll tell you what we'll take — and if it works, you're paid before removal.

Paid before removal
No fees or commissions
Current condition is fine
Response within one business day

Tell us what you have.