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What Paperwork You Need to Sell Medical Imaging Equipment

Service records, software licenses, and clean title — the paperwork that speeds a sale and lifts your price.

You don't need a binder to get a quote, but the right documents get you a better price and a faster close. Here's what to gather.

Service history

Recent preventive maintenance and repair records reassure buyers that the system was cared for — and support a higher number. For CT, include tube usage data; for MRI, note any quench history.

Software and licenses

List the software version and which applications are licensed, and confirm whether those licenses transfer. Transferable, current software adds real value.

Configuration specs

Document what's included: coils for MRI, tube data for CT, detectors and accessories for C-arm. The more complete the picture, the firmer the offer.

Ownership and title

Clean ownership — a purchase record or title free of liens or lease encumbrance — is what lets a sale close without delay.

Send what you have with a few photos and we'll take it from there — missing a document rarely stops a quote, it just helps to firm one up.

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What documents help sell imaging equipment?
Service history, software and license info, configuration specs (coils, tube data), and clean ownership records all speed the sale and support a higher price.
Do I need paperwork to get a quote?
No — a few photos and the make/model get you a quote; documentation firms up the number and speeds closing.
What proves I can sell the equipment?
Clear ownership — a purchase record or title free of liens — is what lets a sale close cleanly.
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