Refurbished dialysis machines for registered facilities
Dialysis Machine Exchange supplies refurbished dialysis machines to registered facilities only, from our base in Kempton Park near OR Tambo. Buy, rent or trade in with service history, technician hand-over at your facility and ongoing parts support.
What We Supply to Registered Facilities
We work with renal units, hospitals and clinics that need dependable dialysis machines without the delays that often come with replacing a full fleet at once. Our scope is straightforward: refurbished dialysis machines for registered facilities only, machine rental for planned or urgent cover, and trade-ins when you need to release older units from service. We do not sell to the public.
Each machine leaves with its available service history file, a technician hand-over on site and ongoing parts support after delivery. That matters when a unit is being fitted into an existing treatment room and the facility needs clear paperwork and a practical hand-over rather than guesswork. We keep the process focused on the machine, its condition and the support around it, not on treatment advice.
- Refurbished dialysis machines for facility use
- Rental options for short-term or longer placements
- Trade-ins against replacement or expansion plans
- Service history files supplied with the machine
- Technician hand-over at the receiving facility
- Ongoing parts support after installation
Where to start
Refurbished machines
Refurbished dialysis machines for registered facilities, with service history, technician hand-over and parts support.
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Machine rental
Short and longer-term rental for registered renal units, hospitals and clinics across South Africa.
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Trade-ins
Trade in older facility machines against refurbished replacement units, with valuation, collection and parts support.
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Parts and support
Post-sale parts supply, technician hand-over and practical support for registered dialysis facilities across South Africa.
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Buyer guides
Practical notes to help registered facilities choose the right machine route and prepare for delivery.
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Who This Service Suits
Our clients are registered facilities that need a practical route to adding or replacing machines. Some need one replacement machine to keep a bay active after a failure. Others need a small batch for a unit extension, overflow capacity or a staged changeover. We also assist facilities that are reviewing whether buying or renting fits their current budget and patient flow better.
This service suits teams that want documentation with the machine and a hand-over by a technician at the site. It is also useful where procurement needs a clear paper trail on what was supplied and the engineering team needs a known contact point for parts support after the machine is in place. If your unit is near the coast we also understand that humidity, salt in the air and longer transport routes need proper planning before dispatch.
- Renal units replacing a single out-of-service machine
- Clinics expanding capacity in phases
- Hospitals needing rental cover during repairs or procurement delays
- Facilities trading in older machines as part of an upgrade path
How a Typical Supply Job Runs
A typical job starts with an enquiry through our contact page. We then confirm that the buyer is a registered facility, what type of supply is needed and whether the requirement is purchase, rental or trade-in linked. From there we discuss the site, access, delivery timing and any practical constraints such as lift size, doorway widths, parking access and the hours your technical team can receive the machine.
Before a machine goes out, its file is prepared with the available service history and the unit is scheduled for delivery. On arrival, our technician carries out the hand-over at the facility so your relevant staff can receive the machine properly. The hand-over is focused on the equipment transfer, the basic operating checks expected at receipt and the service documentation that comes with the unit. We do not give clinical advice or treatment instruction.
After installation, parts support remains available for the facility. If you are trading in a machine, collection and replacement can be planned around your unit schedule to reduce disruption. We aim to keep the process clear and workable from first enquiry to hand-over, without sending your team in circles.
Delivery and Installation Across South Africa
We are based in Kempton Park near OR Tambo, which helps with dispatch planning for Gauteng and onward transport to other provinces. We deliver and install machines for registered facilities across South Africa, including metros and regional towns where access needs to be checked in advance. Every site is different, so we confirm receiving arrangements before the truck is booked.
For facilities in Johannesburg, Pretoria, the East Rand and surrounding areas, site access can often be checked quickly. For Durban, Gqeberha, East London, Cape Town and other coastal centres, extra care may be needed around transport timing and storage conditions because coastal humidity can affect how equipment should be handled before it is brought into service. In smaller towns, municipal delivery windows, hospital security rules and generator schedules during power cuts can also affect the hand-over slot, so we plan around those practical points.
- Kempton Park and the wider Gauteng region
- Provincial capitals and major hospital corridors
- Regional clinics and smaller towns by arrangement
- On-site technician hand-over after delivery
Why Service History Matters on a Refurbished Machine
In this trade, paperwork matters almost as much as the machine itself. A service history file gives the receiving facility a clearer record of work previously carried out, helping the technical team place the unit correctly within its maintenance records. It also makes hand-over easier because the file travels with the machine instead of key information being scattered between different parties.
For procurement teams, service history helps support internal approval and asset tracking. For technical staff, it provides a starting point for future parts planning and workshop reference. For unit managers, it means fewer unanswered questions on receipt. That does not replace your own facility processes, but it does make receiving a refurbished machine more orderly and easier to log.
- Supports facility asset records
- Helps technical teams with future reference
- Improves hand-over at delivery
- Reduces uncertainty when receiving refurbished equipment
Buy, Rent or Trade In With One Contact Point
Some facilities know they want to buy outright. Others need short-term rental while internal approvals are being finalised, or they want a rent-to-own route that spreads commitment over time. Trade-ins also form part of the picture where older machines are taking up space, no longer match the unit plan or are better moved out as part of a replacement cycle. Handling these options through one supplier helps keep the process tighter.
If your facility is comparing routes, we can work from the practical need first: replacement, temporary cover, expansion or disposal of outgoing units. We then line that up with the supply option that makes sense for your setting. The aim is not to push one route over another, but to make sure the machine, paperwork, hand-over and support all arrive in an organised way. Send your enquiry through the contact page and we will respond based on facility requirements only.
Questions we get asked
Do you sell dialysis machines to private individuals?
No. We supply refurbished dialysis machines, rentals and trade-in services to registered facilities only, such as renal units, hospitals and clinics.
What comes with a machine when it is delivered?
Each machine goes out with its available service history, plus a technician hand-over at the facility and ongoing parts support after delivery.
Can you collect a trade-in and deliver a replacement to the same site?
Yes, that can be arranged for registered facilities. We plan collection and delivery around site access, receiving hours and the facility's operational needs.
Ask about a machine
Send a note through our contact form with your facility, how many machines you need and whether you want to buy, rent or trade in, and our sales team will contact you.
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