Used Equipment Inspection

Understand the Equipment Condition Before Making a Decision

Used equipment may have differences in operating hours, component condition, maintenance history, accessories and technical configuration. A structured inspection helps buyers understand the available condition before approving purchase, repair, packing or shipment.

Understand the Equipment Condition Before Making a Decision

Typical Used Equipment Inspection Areas

Inspection Area Typical Check
Equipment Identity Model, serial number, production information and available nameplate details
Equipment History Displayed operating hours and available maintenance or service records
Exterior Condition Visible damage, corrosion, deformation, repainting and overall completeness
Technical Configuration Main specifications and actual installed configuration
Main Components Compressor, motor, engine, hydraulic, drilling and control components
Control System Displays, switches, alarms, indicators and available control response
Fluid Condition Visible oil, coolant, fuel or hydraulic leakage
Wear Components Visible condition of hoses, seals, tracks, drill components and other wear parts
Basic Operation Startup and basic operating response where conditions allow
Accessories Included tools, spare parts, consumables and optional equipment
Documentation Available manuals, maintenance records and equipment documents

Inspection Based on Equipment Type

Air Compressors
Kaishan industrial air compressors prepared for equipment verification

Model, pressure, air delivery, motor or engine, voltage.

Drilling Rigs
Kaishan drilling rigs prepared for configuration verification

Drilling configuration, engine, hydraulics, mast and tracks.

Drilling Tools
Kaishan DTH hammers drill bits and drill rods prepared for equipment verification

Hammer, drill bit, rod diameter, thread and quantity.

Supporting Equipment
Kaishan air treatment systems parts and supporting equipment prepared for verification

Air-treatment systems, parts, consumables and accessories.

From Inspection Scope to Buyer Review

  1. 1

    Confirm
    Scope

  2. 2

    Review
    Records

  3. 3

    Verify
    Identity

  4. 4

    Inspect
    Condition

  5. 5

    Conduct
    Tests

  6. 6

    Record
    Findings

  7. 7

    Share
    Results

See the Actual Equipment Condition

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Records reflect the equipment and visible condition at the time they are created.