Understand the condition of the equipment before investing time and money.
Our equipment audits provide a clearer understanding of pre-owned equipment conditions before entering production. Due to the volume of equipment moving through our facilities each week, we do not conduct comprehensive testing on every piece of pre-owned equipment. An Equipment Audit provides a deeper evaluation when you need more information before moving equipment into production.
Findings and associated costs are documented in a detailed report, providing the information needed to make confident repair and investment decisions.
Every piece of pre-owned equipment is different. An audit may confirm that a machine is in generally good condition, or it may uncover repairs and improvements that should be addressed before you invest.
Explore these sample reports to see how SIGMA documents equipment condition, identifies potential issues, and provides detailed repair recommendations and cost information.
This sample shows an audit of equipment that is largely in good working condition, while identifying minor issues and recommended improvements.
Download Sample AuditThis sample demonstrates how an audit can identify significant safety and mechanical concerns, document required parts, and provide detailed repair costs.
Download Sample AuditMost customers receive their completed audit report within 4–6 business days after SIGMA receives payment of the invoice. More complex machines may require additional time based on the scope of the audit.
Equipment located at the SIGMA facility is inspected by our Shop Services team. Our technicians have access to the space, power, equipment, and resources needed to perform a thorough audit and functional testing.
Our team also performs audits at your facility when equipment is not located at SIGMA. The scope of an on-site audit depends on the resources available at your facility, including the space, power, utilities, and equipment access needed to perform functional testing.
Our equipment audits provide the detailed information you need to understand machine condition, identify potential repairs, and make informed investment decisions.