Australian Government Surplus Medical & Laboratory Equipment Auctions
Surplus medical and laboratory equipment - ward furniture, monitors, analysers and lab instruments - released by public health and research bodies through Grays and Pickles.
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Mediana HeartOn A10 Automated External Defibrillator
Braeside, Victoria · 7 bids
A&D MEDICAL Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor, UA-611.
Chipping Norton, New South Wales · 4 bids
SPX Power Steering System Analyzer
South Lismore, New South Wales · 3 bids
A&D MEDICAL Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor, UA-611. Buyers Note - Discou
New South Wales · 3 bids
Sony UP-D898MD Digital Graphic Medical Printer
Seven Hills, New South Wales · 3 bids
Assorted Pharmaceutical Products. NB: Sold as shown in image. Important
Chipping Norton, New South Wales · 2 bids
10 Boxes of 100 x FORCE360 SafeTouch Food & Medical Disposable Nitrile Glov
Chipping Norton, New South Wales · 2 bids
10 Boxes of 100 x FORCE360 SafeTouch Food & Medical Disposable Nitrile Glov
Chipping Norton, New South Wales · 2 bids
4 x Tantec HF SpotTEC and Misc. Pharmaceutical Items
Condell Park, New South Wales · 2 bids
Laboratory Balance Precisa Instruments
Condell Park, New South Wales · 2 bids
4 x MAYENA Jaw Exerciser for Men & Women, 3 Resistance Levels Silicone Jawl
Chipping Norton, New South Wales · 1 bid
10 Boxes of 100 x FORCE360 SafeTouch Food & Medical Disposable Nitrile Glov
Chipping Norton, New South Wales · 1 bid
Public hospitals, universities and government research bodies dispose of surplus medical and laboratory equipment through Grays and Pickles as departments re-equip. Expect ward furniture, patient monitors, analysers and lab instruments, sold as-is, where-is.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Can anyone buy ex-government medical equipment in Australia?
- Most lots are open to any bidder, but some clinical items are sold for parts, spares or export only. Read the lot description - the auctioneer states any restriction on who can buy or how the item may be used.
- Is surplus medical equipment tested or calibrated?
- Lots are generally sold as-is with no service history or calibration certificate unless the listing says otherwise. Budget for testing and recertification before any clinical use.