You can find a wide selection of used X-ray machines for sale on this page. We only deal with high-quality units from top brands within the field of medical X-ray machines, such as Siemens, Ziehm, GE, Fuji, Philips, and several others.
See our X-ray equipment selection of cath lab machines, C-arms, mobile X-rays, RAD rooms, Dental X-rays, CRs, Bone-Ds, and more.
Our stock of used medical x-ray equipment ranges from C-arms, over mobile x-ray machines, CRs to Mammography units. Read more about the X-ray machines that we typically have in stock further down the page.
We have more than 15 years of experience in the market, testing, servicing, and selling used x-ray scanners. If you have any questions do not hesitate to call us or send us an e-mail.
The real question is: why not?
Buying used x-ray machines will naturally save you some money, and at the same time, you will likely not miss out on important new technologies. This is due to the fact that the development of X-ray equipment has been minimal over the past two decades.
Even old x-ray systems will most likely still be fully functioning and in good working condition. Therefore, we even have systems from the nineties in stock, as these can offer great value for money for a lot of our customers.
We deal with a wide range of medical x-ray machines, and we always have several types and models of used x-rays for sale. A short overview of some of the types of X-ray scanner machines we typically have in stock are:
Rad Room: Or a radiographic X-ray room, as they also are called, is a standard x-ray machine for general purposes.
R/F Room: Similar to the Rad room, but this machine also offers the opportunity to do fluoroscopy examinations. Sometimes we also sell tables individually for the two room types.
C-arms: The articulating arm allows great mobility, and therefore, this type of used x-ray machine is useful for orthopedics and during surgery.
CR: A reader that is used to translate analog images to digital x-ray images.
Mammography systems: Are used to take X-ray images of the breast to detect abnormalities of the tissue.
