Lab Equipment Disposal
Commercial Open MRI Removal and Disposition

Plan the next step for your permanent-magnet MRI.

Retiring an open MRI system? Send us the manufacturer, exact model, condition, location, site-access details, and timeline.

We’ll review the system, site access, and timing to determine whether removal, reuse, resale, recycling, or another disposition path may be appropriate.

Is your MRI model a potential fit?

Start with the examples below. We still need the complete model, serial number, configuration, condition, location, and site details before we can evaluate your project.

These model examples are a starting point. Every system still requires an individual review, and listing a model does not guarantee purchase value or a specific disposition option.

ManufacturerModel examplesWhat we need to confirm
EsaoteMagnifico 0.25T and Magnifico 0.4TFull model, serial, configuration, condition, access, and location
EsaoteARTOSCAN S and ArtoscanSystem completeness, attached components, condition, and project timing
HitachiAIRISExact variant, nameplate evidence, room path, loading access, and timeline
Not sure what type of MRI you have? “MRI” alone does not tell us which magnet type you have. Many 1.5T, 3T, superconducting, cryogenic, cryogen-free, and zero-helium systems differ from the permanent-magnet models shown above. Send us the manufacturer and exact model so we can review the right equipment and service requirements.

One review, several possible paths

The right outcome depends on model identity, condition, ownership, site access, timing, logistics, and available downstream options.

Removal Planning

We review room access, floor and loading conditions, project timing, and the equipment information needed to scope deinstallation and removal.

Reuse or Resale Review

Working or complete systems may receive a reuse or resale assessment. No purchase, recovery value, or resale outcome is guaranteed.

Recycling or Disposition

Obsolete or non-reusable equipment may be considered for recycling or another disposition path after we review the exact model, condition, location, and project requirements.

What happens after you contact us

1. Share your equipment details

Send the manufacturer, exact model, condition, location, access information, and desired removal date. Tell us whether nameplate and site photos are available.

2. We review the equipment and site

We evaluate the MRI model, condition, room access, loading path, timing, and other project requirements before identifying possible removal or disposition options.

3. Discuss possible next steps

If we identify a possible path, we’ll contact you to confirm the scope and request any additional details needed to plan removal, reuse, resale, recycling, or disposition.

Request Your MRI Project Review

Share the equipment and site details below. We’ll review them and contact you about possible next steps.

Submitting this form begins a project review. It does not guarantee project acceptance, service, purchase value, or a purchase offer.

Questions About Your Permanent-Magnet Equipment Disposal Project

Do you accept every open or permanent-magnet MRI?

No. We review the exact manufacturer, model, configuration, condition, location, access requirements, and project timing before determining whether a project may be a fit.

Will you purchase our MRI system?

Working or complete systems may be considered for reuse or resale. No guaranteed purchase value, purchase offer, or resale outcome is offered.

Can you review a 1.5T, 3T, superconducting, or cryogen-free MRI?

These descriptions alone do not confirm a permanent-magnet system. Send us the manufacturer and exact model so we can identify the equipment type and discuss the appropriate next step.

What information should we provide?

Include the manufacturer, exact model, serial number, operating condition, equipment location, access constraints, desired removal date, and any known decontamination or regulated-material considerations.