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Should You Purchase New or Refurbished Equipment

Advice on getting what you bargained for when buying new or refurbished equipment.

Bill Meltzer, Associate Editor

One of the major choices you'll have to make when buying capital equipment is whether to buy new or refurbished. Both options have advantages

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