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Scope, insurance, equipment, loading, placement and exclusions.
Scope, insurance, equipment, loading, placement and exclusions.
Proving that parameters, posts and programs can actually be restored.
Compatibility, wear, brands, inserts, holders and missing components.
Backlash, center height, clamping, cables, control compatibility and crash history.
Preservation, backups, fluids, corrosion and records.
Source capture, airflow, fire risk, grounding and cleanup.
A practical list for qualified electrical planning.
Interface, speed, machine ecosystem and available tooling.
Screens, memory, drives, batteries, communications and service.
Price, warranty, inspection access, loading and accountability differ.
Backups, screens, drives, memory and service access can decide uptime.
Usable envelope depends on fixtures, holders, rotary axes and access.
Repeatable demand and easy setups beat unused capability.
A machine without holders, cutters, workholding and metrology is not production-ready.
Sort compatibility, condition and replacement cost before assigning value.
Preserve plates, cabling, options, tooling and condition before disassembly.
Good iron, documented geometry and a realistic electrical plan are prerequisites.
Setup frequency, inspection, crash risk and process control.
Warm bearings and cleared alarms can hide useful evidence.
Freight, rigging, controls, tooling and downtime can erase the apparent bargain.