THE RANKIN REFURBISHMENT PROCESS
Every instrument undergoes a systemized, rigorous, down-to-the-frame refurbishment process to rebuild each instrument to its original specifications and intended use.
Disassembly
Instrument decontaminated Preliminary inspection of functionality Instrument disassembled down to the frame
Aesthetic Restoration (extent of restoration is performed on a case by case basis at Rankin’s discretion and can include the following processes) Panels, chassis and internal surfaces stripped and prepped for painting Prepared surfaces primed and painted with industrial-quality, chemical-resistant paint. VIDEO Labels replaced to original appearance
Refurbishment & Reassembly Mechanical, pneumatic, and electronic assemblies disassembled, cleaned, restored, and reassembled Worn assemblies, components and parts replaced with new assemblies, components and parts where needed New components and parts can include pumps, motors, heaters, cables, belts, O-rings, diaphragms, gaskets, tubing, touch-pads, bottles, casters, doors, lids, fittings, valves, and other parts Instrument reassembled to its original condition in accordance to OEM specifications
Diagnostics & Troubleshooting Assemblies function tested and adjusted for proper operation Full system diagnostic testing conducted
Performance Validation System tested for electrical safety System successfully calibrated with certified materials to ensure proper functionality Quality Control testing conducted on established parameters using certified tools and control material