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Tips To Properly Inspect Used Spray Rigs Before Buying

Tips To Properly Inspect Used Spray Rigs Before Buying

Investing in used spray foam equipment is a smart way to stretch your business’s budget further. However, not all sellers respect the same quality standards when selling used equipment and other products. Always request to inspect the used spray foam rig and equipment to avoid wasting your investment on a poor-quality product. Here is a quick guide full of tips to help you properly inspect used spray foam rigs before buying.

Look for Clear Signs of Damage

One of the biggest reasons many buyers request an inspection before buying used spray foam equipment is to check for damage. After months or years of use, spray rigs can sustain wear and tear just like any other product. While conducting your inspection, look for scratches, dents, stains, rust, and missing or broken parts. You should also inspect the individual pieces of equipment within the rig—the spray foam system, hoses, and guns—to ensure each piece of equipment is in good condition. Make sure the seller hasn’t let old foam harden on these tools, as it can cause damage and shorten the machine’s longevity.

Make Sure the Rig Includes All Advertised Equipment

Spray foam rigs often include equipment and tools like spray foam systems, hoses, and spray guns. When you consider purchasing a used spray foam rig, always compare what the rig contains with what the seller listed. Spray foam rigs are large, towable trailer rigs; however, just because they have room to store many materials doesn’t mean they are accounted for. When inspecting your potential rig investment, always double-check that the rig’s contents match its description from the seller.

Request Previous Equipment Records

Part of the transfer of used spray foam equipment involves familiarizing yourself with the rig and its condition. One of the best ways to do this is to request the equipment’s records from the seller. Records should include the date of manufacturing, previous repair details, and maintenance logs. Having proof of maintenance, inspections, and the manufacturing year can help you get a better idea of the quality and condition of the rig while conducting your inspection.

Now you know how to properly inspect a used spray foam rig before buying. If you’re looking for a trustworthy source for used spray foam insulation rigs for sale, browse our selection of used rigs and equipment at Spray Foam Systems. Our experts would be happy to answer any questions concerning the quality or records of our used products.

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