New York City, 6 Nov 2020: The global refurbished medical imaging equipment market size is expected to reach USD 21.14 billion by 2027 according to a new study by Polaris Market Research. Refurbished equipment is second hand old equipment restoring the devices to original condition without damage to the specifications. The safety and effectiveness of the refurbished equipment is comparable to new devices. In refurbishment process the equipment will undergo changes like decontamination, calibration, repair, software upgrade, cosmetic rehabilitation, replacement of worn parts, and other procedures to match to original OEM specifications.
The OEM refurbished equipment is good alternative to new products, as these systems undergo complete set of industrial procedures and available with high quality, lower price and manufacturer warranty. Hence, adoption of refurbished products helps hospitals and diagnostics centres to reduce the investments on infrastructure.
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Emerging and low income countries are the lucrative target destination for the concerned market. In India, district, municipal and less sophisticated hospitals often go for used medical devices due to budget constraints. Indian hospitals demand continuous service back-up for instruments and the spare parts being sold and international companies need to have liaison offices in the country to promote the sale of these devices.
Market participants such as GE Healthcare, Siemens Healthineers, Koninklijke Philips N.V., Block Imaging, SOMA TECH INTL., US Med-Equip, Avante Health Solutions, Everx Pvt Ltd., Integrity Medical Systems, Inc., Radiology Oncology Systems, Inc., Master Medical Equipment, Hilditch Group, Fair Medical Co. Ltd., Future Health Concepts, US Medical Systems, LLC., Nationwide Imaging Services, Pacific Healthcare Imaging, LLC, Venture Medical ReQuip, Inc., Desert Tech Medical Systems, and Hi Tech International Group, Inc. are operating in the concerned market.
The companies in the market are focussing on acquisitions to increase their market share. For instance, recently in February 2020, the U.S., based supplier of refurbished medical equipment Probo Medical, announced the acquisition of Elite Medical Technologies, LLC and Future Medical Equipment, Ltd. The former is the renowned re-seller of the pre-owned digital medical devices, while the latter is specialized in de-installation and sales of second hand equipment.
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