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Sell machines
Sell machinery: create a listing on company.ch with guide price, scope, rights, condition and handover. Private seller data stays protected while inquiries arrive.
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Sell machines: make condition, performance and handover clear
Selling a machine needs a concrete listing: buyers want to understand which equipment is offered, what condition it is in and what effort takeover involves. A strong description makes technical data, maintenance, location and handover easier to assess.
Describe machine type and use
The listing should name manufacturer, model, year, serial number, performance, capacity, control system, accessories, previous use and field of application. Buyers need to see whether the machine fits production, workshop, construction, professional kitchen or another use case.
Show condition, maintenance and evidence
Condition, operating hours, service history, repairs, inspections, known defects, available spare parts, manuals and photos strongly influence value. Sellers should separate documented facts from points that can only be estimated.
Clarify location, dismantling and transport
Machine sales often depend on practical details. Location, access, power connection, weight, dimensions, foundation, dismantling effort, crane need, transport, availability and handover date should be described as specifically as possible.
Separate machine, inventory and vehicle
If several operating assets are offered together, Sell inventory can describe the scope better. For vans, delivery vehicles or other business vehicles, Sell company vehicle is often more precise.
Frequently asked questions about selling machines
What does selling a machine mean?
It means offering a machine or piece of equipment used in a company, without necessarily selling the entire business.
Which details belong in the listing?
Manufacturer, model, year, performance, condition, operating hours, maintenance, accessories, location, dismantling, transport and handover are important.
Should operating hours be stated?
Yes, if available. Operating hours, service history and previous use help buyers assess condition and remaining value.
How should defects be described?
Known defects, needed repairs, missing parts, usage limits or required inspections should be described realistically and clearly.
What matters for dismantling?
Access, weight, dimensions, foundation, connections, crane need, collection, timing and responsibilities should be as clear as possible.
Can accessories be included?
Yes. Tools, spare parts, manuals, software, controls or accessories should be named when they are part of the offer.
When is inventory more suitable?
Inventory is more suitable when several operating items are offered together and a single machine is not the main asset.
Does company.ch inspect machines?
No. company.ch helps sellers publish the listing and receive inquiries, but it does not replace technical, legal or commercial review.