Sell Your Laser Machine Without the Usual Uncertainty

Yes. You can request a review while comparing whether to sell, repair or replace the machine. There is no obligation to accept a quotation or proceed with collection.

A realistic valuation gives you a figure to compare with the cost of further servicing, storage and future downtime.

We consider the manufacturer, model, year, shot count, working condition, service history and current demand for that equipment.

Replacement parts, software support, handpiece condition and useful accessories can also affect the figure. The initial offer is more dependable when the information supplied is complete and accurate.

They can. Clear photographs help us judge cosmetic condition and confirm what is included. The screen, casing, serial plate and handpieces are particularly useful.

Manuals, pedals, treatment heads, goggles and a documented service history may strengthen the package because they make the machine easier to assess and prepare for future use.

Many complete enquiries can be reviewed within one or two working days. An unfamiliar model or an enquiry with limited information may take longer.

If we need photographs, service records or clarification about a fault, we will contact you before preparing an initial figure.

The figure should remain the same where the machine matches the description and photographs supplied.

If inspection reveals a significant undisclosed fault, missing component or major difference in condition, we will explain what has been found before proposing any revised figure.

Where a sale is agreed, collection may be arranged from a clinic, salon, home studio or suitable storage location.

Requirements depend on the size, weight and location of the machine. Any collection cost, access requirement or preparation instruction will be discussed before you commit.

Payment is normally processed within 48 hours of the machine reaching our workshop and passing inspection.

Payment is generally made by bank transfer. Inspection and ownership checks must be completed before funds can be released.

Sometimes. An older machine, high shot count or repairable fault does not automatically prevent us from making an offer. The model, demand, parts availability and likely repair cost all matter.

Describe known faults honestly. Where keeping the machine may make more sense, you can ask about our laser repair and servicing options.

Part exchange may be available where we want to purchase your existing equipment. Its agreed value can then be considered alongside a newer machine.

Depending on your plans, options may include the clinic-focused Nu eRays Plus, the portable Nu TriLaze Lite or the Nu Tatouage Plus tattoo removal machine.

A machine demonstration can help you compare the practical difference before deciding.

Proof of purchase, ownership documents, serial numbers and servicing records are helpful. The seller must legally own the machine.

Outstanding finance must be declared before a sale is agreed. If some paperwork is missing, submit what you have and we can explain whether more evidence is required.

The finance position needs to be clear before ownership can transfer. Do not describe a machine as owned outright where an agreement remains active.

Tell us that finance is outstanding in the form. We can then establish whether the enquiry can proceed and what confirmation may be required from the finance provider.