Used C-arm fluoroscopes are typically the most expensive line in the surplus market. The flat-panel-vs-image-intensifier choice and last radiation calibration drive much of the price spread.
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We track 0 c-arm / fluoroscopy modelsbut have no live listings for them right now — so there’s no price to show yet. We surface a price only when real comparable listings back it.
Market snapshot
5 below-typical listings live right now · 216 total live across 5 priced models. Sources: ebay (465) · dotmed (58) · hibid (3) · allsurplus (1) · govdeals (1).
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What to verify before buying used C-Arm / Fluoroscopy
Confirm the listing type — complete system vs major module vs part / accessory.
Request service history and the date of the last preventive maintenance.
Check FDA recall status against the specific model + manufacturer.
Verify accessories included (probes, cables, batteries, software licenses).
Factor in installation, calibration, freight, and any refurbishment.
This is one machine. Your property policy lists all of them.
The equipment schedule on a commercial property policy is a number the practice supplied, usually once, usually from the depreciation register. A signed USPAP appraisal replaces it with a defensible one. The $495 Schedule Review tells you whether yours is worth a second look, and credits in full toward the appraisal.