Sell On Consignment
Turn surplus equipment into Revenue
Have new, unused, pre-owned, refurbished, surplus, or decommissioned EMS equipment that is no longer needed?
Egotie USA helps organizations convert underutilized assets into revenue through our professional consignment program.
We work with ambulance services, hospitals, fire departments, medical transport providers, equipment dealers, and healthcare organizations to market and sell quality equipment to buyers across the United States and international markets.
How Our consignment Program works
Send equipment details, photos, and condition information so we can begin evaluation.
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We review your equipment and agree on pricing and consignment terms.
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Equipment is transferred to Egotie USA for marketing and sale.
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We advertise the equipment, engage with prospective buyers, and manage the sales process on your behalf.
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When appropriate, qualified technicians can inspect, service, or repair equipment to help ensure it meets buyer expectations.
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Once the equipment is sold, proceeds are remitted to you according to our agreed consignment terms.
Professional Consignment Solutions for EMS Equipment
You provide the equipment. We handle the marketing, sales process, buyer communication, and logistics. You receive the proceeds when your equipment sells. Why Consign With Egotie USA?
Access to buyers across North America, South America, Europe, Africa, Australia, and other international markets
Professional marketing and sales representation
Transparent and straightforward consignment terms
Qualified technical support when needed
Secure and efficient transaction management
Focused expertise in Stryker, Ferno, and EMS equipment
Whether you have a single stretcher, replacement parts, or an entire fleet of surplus equipment, Egotie USA can help maximize value while simplifying the sales process. Turning surplus equipment into opportunities worldwide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find quick answers about consignment, equipment eligibility, shipping responsibilities, timelines, and other common questions before getting started.
Who pays for shipping?
Shipping responsibilities vary by agreement and equipment location.
What condition does equipment need to be in?
Working or repairable. We'll tell you honestly if a unit isn't worth listing.
How long does a consignment usually take to sell?
Sale timelines depend on demand, equipment condition, market availability.
Do you buy equipment outright?
Yes. If you'd rather not wait for a sale, we make direct purchase offers.