943320
Turkey
$590,000.00 USD
Turkey
$590,000.00 USD
Pre-Owned Electronics & Semiconductor Equipment
Featured Equipment
1091111
USA
$200,000.00 USD
USA
$200,000.00 USD
905750
Turkey
$28,000.00 USD
Turkey
$28,000.00 USD
1138433
Malaysia
$20,000.00 USD
Malaysia
$20,000.00 USD
1137344
USA
$10,500.00 USD
USA
$10,500.00 USD
1138431
Malaysia
$6,000.00 USD
Malaysia
$6,000.00 USD
1137346
USA
$4,500.00 USD
USA
$4,500.00 USD
1002785
Chile
$4,000.00 USD
Chile
$4,000.00 USD
1004228
Chile
$4,000.00 USD
Chile
$4,000.00 USD
1138432
Malaysia
$4,000.00 USD
Malaysia
$4,000.00 USD
1110188
Canada
$2,500.00 USD
Canada
$2,500.00 USD
1138430
Malaysia
$2,500.00 USD
Malaysia
$2,500.00 USD
1110187
Canada
$2,000.00 USD
Canada
$2,000.00 USD
Whether it's selling an individual listing or an entire plant closure, EquipNet is here to help with investment recovery solutions that fit your needs, while providing sustainable outcomes. In creating a circular economy, EquipNet has worked with many clients to help sell the surplus semiconductor tools and electronic test and measurement equipment within their facilities.
EquipNet hosts quarterly online auctions featuring electronic test and measurement equipment from leading providers of RF solutions, telecommunication companies and Fortune 500 companies that are our global clients. These auctions are a great opportunity to buy pre-owned assets at a great value but they are also great for consigning your equipment and clearing up space in your facility, while gaining a capital return on those assets that you no longer need.
Industry News and Media
A significant number of everyday items, particularly electronics, use a Semiconductor Chip. However, a perfect storm of circumstances has created a shortage. How could such a shortage happen?
EquipNet Inc. and Hangzhou E-Giant Semiconductor Tech Co., LTD have signed a joint venture partnership to expand the resale of semiconductor tools within the Chinese market.
Demand for chips used in common electronics, like laptops and smartphones, is up. But, this demand, combined with an existing shortage, is throwing production off.
A significant number of everyday items, particularly electronics, use a Semiconductor Chip. However, a perfect storm of circumstances has created a shortage. How could such a shortage happen?
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