Centurion Service Group to Auction off 4180 Lots of Medical Equipment
Chicago, Illinois (PRWEB) March 14, 2015 -- A live auction will be held to sell over 4180 pieces of medical equipment from hospitals, surgery centers and other medical facilities around the United States. Various types of equipment will be sold including radiology, surgery, endoscopy, lab, anesthesia, exam and much more.
The live auction will take place Tuesday, March 17 and Wednesday, March 18 starting at 9:00am CDT on both days. The equipment is at their Chicago warehouse located at 1400 N. 25th Avenue, Melrose Park, IL 60160. Anyone can participate in the auction including those who cannot make it on-site. Centurion Service Group offers online simulcast bidding, as well as theater style bidding. Registration information and the complete list of medical equipment can be found on their website, http://www.centurionservice.com.
A few highlights of the sale are: a Jackson Mizuhosi 5803 Spinal Table, a Jackson OSI 5890 Ortho Table, a GE OEC Mini 6800 C-Arm, 2 Sarns Terumo 8000 Blood Perfusion Systems, 2 Complete Olympus CV-180 Towers and more!
About Centurion Service Group, LLC
Centurion Service Group is the world’s largest medical equipment auction house. Every month, over 5,000 lots of unique and diverse medical equipment are sold in their Chicago, Las Vegas and Fort Lauderdale auctions, making them a one-stop shop for all medical equipment buyers. With a continuous turnover of medical equipment coming from hospitals, surgery centers and other healthcare facilities from around the United States, their inventory is constantly changing. All auctions are simulcast online so that buyers from around the world can participate and for a more personal experience, buyers can inspect the equipment and participate in the auctions on-site. Centurion Service Group also has timed auctions to sell installed radiology and other high-valued medical equipment
Kylen Cieslak, Centurion Service Group, http://www.centurionservice.com, +1 (708) 761-6655, [email protected]
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