Sell C-Arms & Imaging

Sell C-Arms & Imaging Equipment. Mobile & Fixed Systems.

Surgical Liquidations purchases C-arms, portable X-ray systems, fluoroscopy units, and ultrasound systems directly from hospitals and surgery centers. We buy mobile and fixed configurations. Any brand. Any condition. Payment is made before our team removes equipment from your facility.

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Sell C-Arms & Imaging

Recover value before your imaging sits idle.

Imaging equipment being replaced through capital refresh, displaced by new technology, or retired from a closing department holds significant secondary market value. Get a written offer before the equipment sits idle and depreciates further.

What you get

Payment before removal — confirmed before any equipment leaves your facility.
Zero fees — no commissions, removal charges, or hidden deductions.
Any brand, any condition — working, non-working, and end-of-life units.
Certified, insured removal — OEM handling protocols and full chain of custody.
Written offer in one business day — fast assessment, market-based pricing.
Nationwide coverage — the same process across all 50 states.

Brands & Certified Removal

Every imaging brand. Trained, compliant removal.

We purchase imaging equipment from OEC, Siemens Healthineers, Philips, GE HealthCare, Ziehm, Hologic, Shimadzu, Canon Medical, and all other manufacturers active in mobile and fixed surgical imaging. Brand does not limit eligibility — submit any manufacturer for assessment.

C-arms and imaging systems contain radiation-generating components and precision detector assemblies that require trained handling. Our certified technicians follow OEM packaging and transport protocols for all imaging equipment, and we observe radiation-safety requirements and any applicable state regulatory procedures at every site.

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removal cost — you're paid before we leave

Equipment We Buy

What we purchase.

We buy working equipment, non-working units, and end-of-life assets across every major category. If your equipment is not listed, submit it anyway — our buyers evaluate items on a case-by-case basis.

C-Arms

Mini, standard, and flat-panel detector C-arms.

Fluoroscopy & Cath Lab

Fixed fluoroscopy and catheterization-lab equipment.

Portable X-Ray

Portable digital X-ray systems.

04CR Systems

CR Systems

Computed radiography readers and cassette systems.

C-ArmsMini, standard, and flat-panel detector C-arms.

Fluoroscopy & Cath LabFixed fluoroscopy and catheterization-lab equipment.

Portable X-RayPortable digital X-ray systems.

CR SystemsComputed radiography readers and cassette systems.

UltrasoundCart-based and portable ultrasound, vascular and echo.

Bone DensityBone density scanners.

WorkstationsImaging workstations and PACS support equipment.

How It Works

Four steps from submission to payment.

No auction timelines, no broker negotiations, no payment delays. The offer you accept is the amount you receive.

Step 01

Submit Your List

Send your equipment list, photos, or serial numbers through the form on this page. Include make, model, year, and tube hours if known. We respond the same day with next steps.

Step 02

Receive a Written Offer

Our buyers review your submission against current secondary-market data and return a written direct-purchase offer within one business day — itemized or as a package.

Step 03

Accept & Get Paid

Review the offer with no obligation. Once you accept, payment is confirmed and issued before any equipment is removed from your facility.

Step 04

We Handle Removal

Our certified, insured technicians disconnect, pack, and transport everything to OEM standards, then deliver chain-of-custody documentation — on your schedule, at no cost.

Why Choose Surgical Liquidations

A direct buyer, built around your constraints.

Direct Buyer

We are the buyer — not a broker, auction house, or consignment platform.

Paid Before We Leave

Payment is confirmed before a single piece of equipment is removed.

No Fees or Commissions

No buyer's premium, seller's commission, or platform fees. The offer is what you receive.

Certified & Insured

Certified technicians, OEM handling protocols, and full chain-of-custody documentation.

Any Brand, Any Condition

Functional, non-working, and end-of-life assets are all evaluated.

Nationwide Coverage

A consistent process across all 50 states.

They made the whole process simple — a written offer within a day, payment before anything left the building, and a removal team that worked around our OR schedule.

Supply Chain Director · Regional Surgical Center, U.S.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

Yes. Payment is confirmed before removal begins on every transaction. We do not remove equipment before payment is issued or confirmed in writing.

Standard submissions receive a written offer within one business day. Large-scale liquidations may require one to two additional business days for a full assessment.

No. Removal is included at no cost when we purchase the equipment — no labor fees, transport charges, or fuel surcharges.

No. We are a direct buyer. The offer you receive is the amount you receive. There are no seller commissions, listing fees, or transaction fees.

Yes. Non-working equipment is evaluated for parts value and secondary market demand. We make offers on non-functional units across most categories.

Yes. We accept equipment from all major manufacturers and from those no longer active in the market. Brand does not determine eligibility.

There is no minimum. We purchase single items and full facilities alike.

Submit your equipment list with make, model, year, and condition. Our buyers respond within one business day with a written offer.

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We'll respond the same business day with next steps.

Fill in the form and our buyer team will come back to you the same business day. Written offer within one business day. No fees. No obligation.

Payment before removal
No fees or commissions
Any brand, any condition
Written offer in one business day
Nationwide coverage

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