--- title: "Sell Your DEXA Machine — Get a Cash Offer in 48 Hours" description: "Selling a used DEXA or bone density machine? Get a fast quote for your Hologic, GE Lunar or Norland unit. We handle deinstallation and freight." image: "https://www.dexascans.com/og-image.jpg" url: "https://www.dexascans.com/dexa-machines/sell" --- [Dexascan](/) › [DEXA Machines](/dexa-machines) › Sell # Sell Your DEXA Machine Get a cash offer for your Hologic, GE Lunar, or Norland unit — typically within 48 hours, deinstallation and freight handled. Published: July 14, 2026 Prices last verified: July 2026 Reviewed by [Dr. Michael Rodriguez, MD, PhD](/author/dr-michael-rodriguez) We buy used DEXA and bone density machines nationwide — working or deinstalled, Hologic, GE Lunar, Norland, and Osteosys units. Send the details below, get a cash offer typically **within 48 hours**, and if you accept, professional deinstallation and freight are handled and paid for. The offer you see is net to you. ### Get an Offer for Your Machine Send the details below and we'll come back with a cash offer — typically within 48 hours. ## What Your Machine Is Worth Straight answer: most working central DEXA machines wholesale between **$8,000 and $40,000** depending on model and generation — and yes, that's well below what refurbished units retail for, because the buyer carries deinstall, freight, refurbishment, warranty, and resale risk. Four things drive where your unit lands: | Value Driver | What Buyers Look At | | --- | --- | | **Model generation** | Horizon/iDXA command multiples of Discovery/older Prodigy money; end-of-support models step down hard | | **Tube life** | Scan count vs typical tube life for your model — a fresh tube can add thousands | | **Licensed software** | Transferable body composition / CoreScan licenses are real money; undocumented software is valued at zero | | **Deinstall access** | Ground floor and wide doors vs a third-floor walk-up changes the logistics math in your offer | Wholesale value bands current as of July 2026. Honest depreciation curve: DEXA machines lose value in steps, not slopes — each software generation, tube replacement cycle, and OEM end-of-support announcement knocks a tier off. If your model line was recently discontinued, selling sooner beats waiting; the used market prices in support risk faster than most owners expect. You can sanity-check offers against what comparable units retail for on our [for-sale listings](/dexa-machines/for-sale) — expect wholesale to run 40–60% of those retail bands. ## How It Works 1. 1 ### Photos & details Submit the form; we'll ask for photos of the machine, console, and tube-status screen by email. 2. 2 ### Cash offer A firm offer, typically within 48 hours of receiving photos — net to you, no fees deducted later. 3. 3 ### Inspection & deinstall On acceptance, an engineer verifies condition on site, then professional riggers deinstall and freight the unit — scheduled around your facility, paid by the buyer. 4. 4 ### Payment Payment at pickup — wire or check, your call. Don't release a machine to any buyer on net-30 promises. ## What We Buy — and Don't - **We buy:** Hologic Horizon and Discovery; GE Lunar iDXA and Prodigy (all generations); Norland and Osteosys central units — working, recently deinstalled, or in service. - **Case-by-case:** non-working units with intact tubes and consoles (parts value), and peripheral/pDXA units. - **We generally pass on:** pencil-beam units older than ~20 years, machines with no console/software, and units stripped for parts — the freight costs more than the remains are worth. We'll tell you straight rather than lowball. ## Selling FAQ How much is my used DEXA machine worth? As of July 2026, working Hologic Discovery units typically fetch $8,000–$18,000 wholesale, Horizons $18,000–$35,000, GE Prodigy units $8,000–$20,000, and iDXA units $18,000–$40,000 — retail resale runs higher. Value drivers are model generation, X-ray tube life, which software licenses transfer, service history, and how hard the deinstall is. Who buys used bone density machines? Used-equipment dealers and brokers (who refurbish and resell), other facilities buying direct, and exporters serving overseas markets. Dealers offer speed and handle logistics; direct sales net more but you carry the listing, vetting, and freight burden yourself. Do I handle shipping when I sell my DEXA machine? Not when selling to a dealer or broker — professional deinstallation and freight are part of the offer, and the price you're quoted should be net to you. If a buyer asks you to arrange rigging and shipping yourself, price that at $2,000–$8,000 and factor it into the comparison. See what comparable units sell for: [current listings](/dexa-machines/for-sale) · [used & refurbished guide](/dexa-machines/used-refurbished) · [DEXA machine costs](/dexa-machines/cost) · Part of the [DEXA machine buyer's guide](/dexa-machines). ```json [ { "@context": "https://schema.org", "@type": "Article", "headline": "Sell Your DEXA Machine", "description": "Selling a used DEXA or bone density machine? Get a fast quote for your Hologic, GE Lunar or Norland unit. 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