Equipment Reconditioning

Glossary of Terms


There are several grades of equipment reconditioning.
For your convenience, we have created a glossary of terms.


The following provides a description of the levels of reconditioning:

“Rebuilt” Equipment

Equipment sold in rebuilt order is totally disassembled and rebuilt from the ground up.
We clean and repaint/re-blacken all panels, plates, covers and parts. Any cracked or
damaged plastic panels, lids or covers are replaced. All components are inspected and all
bad or worn parts with less than 50% expected life are replaced. All bad or antiquated
wiring is replaced with new wiring. The unit is then tested to ensure that it is mechanically sound and production ready.

“Refurbished" Equipment

Equipment sold in refurbished order is brought up to full production condition. We
inspect and go through the whole unit. The system is cleaned and any worn or rusted
areas repainted/re-blackened. The unit is then inspected and all parts that are bad,
or suspect, are replaced. The unit is then tested to ensure that it is mechanically sound
and production ready.

“Good Running Order” Equipment

Equipment sold in good running order has been tested to make sure that all functions
of the system are working properly. We inspect and replace any bad or missing parts
and make any adjustment required to put the unit back into good running order.

“As Is” Equipment

Equipment sold on an as is bases may or may not be in running order. The equipment is provided without any reconditioning and carries no performance guarantees.