Warehouse & logistics

In-house warehouse and logistics management

From the site through warehouse storage, packing, and vessel loading. This in-house facility is how we keep large systems such as MRI and CT in good condition—and on schedule.

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Own Warehouse

Why our own warehouse

The condition of pre-owned large medical systems changes with how they are stored. Installation conditions, access routes, and packing specifications directly affect lead time and quality—so we do not hand them off to a third-party warehouse. We inspect, handle, and ship them ourselves.

Storage flow designed for large systems
Cleaning, inspection, and re-packing in one place
Traceable handover for domestic deliveries and overseas buyers
Crane work and container loading planned in-house

Timber-crated medical equipment stored in our warehouse

Film-wrapped systems lined up in the warehouse

Large medical-system components stored in the warehouse

End-to-end From removal through export, handled in-house

Own warehouse Storage, inspection, re-packing

Export ready Ocean or air, chosen per case

Magnet cooling Magnet transport preparation

Key pillars

Receiving & inventory

We record model, serial number, and condition, manage storage locations, and pick according to outbound instructions to prevent duplicate shipments or misdelivery.

Removal & packing

We work with experienced partners at hospital and clinic sites, arranging cranes, low-bed trucks, and packing for ocean containers as required.

Export workflow

In line with licensed transaction procedures, we support logistics planning including documents, packing marks, and insurance. We select ocean or air freight to meet target dates.

How we work

After on-site removal, equipment is received, inspected, packed, loaded into containers, and shipped under our own workflow. The photos show actual operations.

01Receive & inspect
02Pack
03Vanning
04Ship

Receiving and inspection

Inbound systems are accepted and checked for condition and quantity. From large systems to peripherals, this is the starting point before dispatch.

A film-wrapped imaging system being received — Large-system receiving

Boards and components laid out for inspection — Parts inspection

Wrapped peripherals being received at the warehouse — Peripheral receiving

Packing

Timber crates, barrier packing, and pallets are prepared for the mode of transport—built to withstand ocean freight or air freight.

A barrier-packed wooden case — Barrier packing

A medical system in a completed timber crate — Timber crate

A large packing pallet with a forklift — Packing pallet

Vanning (container loading)

Work proceeds from container checks through crane loading to door closing and sealing. This on-site step is what secures export quality.

Verifying the container number — Verify container number

Inspecting the empty container — Inspect empty container

Guided crane loading — Guided loading (crane)

Moving cargo into the container — Move into container

Stowing timber crates in the container — Timber crate stowage

Confirming loading is complete — Confirm loading is complete

Closing the container doors — Close doors

Applying a security seal — Apply security seal

Outbound shipment and air freight

Domestic truck dispatch and air-freight loading are both handled here. The mode of transport is selected to match the deadline.

Timber-crated systems being loaded onto a truck — Truck loading

Crated cargo loaded on a wing-body truck — Outbound load

Air-freight crates loaded on a trailer — Air-freight dispatch

MRI Magnet

Magnet cooling

MRI magnet cooling methods and lead times vary with ocean versus air freight. Air freight may prioritize a shorter cool-down; ocean freight may prioritize a stable cooling routine. Each project is planned individually.

Days and costs vary widely by magnet, field strength, origin, and route. We propose options after discussing your requirements via the contact form.

Helium being added to an MRI magnet — Helium top-up

MRI magnet cooling in progress at our warehouse — Magnet cooling

An MRI magnet with cooling lines connected — Cooling work

Contact

Please contact us about warehouse storage, removal schedules, and export quotes. Appraisal and purchase can also be handled as a single request.

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