Refurbished
Refurbished equipment is second-hand equipment that a third party is capable of reliable. At PLSWISS we apply a process on every piece of equipment that we repackage. Indeed all the equipment is diagnosed, then repaired if in breakdown, we carry out a set of preventive actions (changes of the chemical elements, memory elements, batteries, relays, ...) in order to perpetuate the material in the duration and so guarantee it. The repackaging also goes through an important step of repackaging to ensure a potential storage at home for a long time. Reconditioning equipment created a circular economy, brings reliability to a product and solutions to industry including obsolete parts at the manufacturer.
Service exchange
The standard exchange is a service in full development phase because it is beneficial to all the interlocutors. We offer a refurbished part in exchange for your broken part. Thus, this allows manufacturers to minimize machine downtime compared to a repair. You realize a financial gain (very often not insignificant) compared to the purchase of a new part. In certain cases, you can benefit from "plug and play" solutions, especially for operator panels, displays and PLCs since we can reprogram them. Thus, the equipment arrives at home ready for use. And from our side, we can create a rotating stock and avoid a stock shortage on a reference. All products are guaranteed 12 months.
Revaluation
Revalorizing equipment is to prevent the material from being dumped and thus destroyed while it may be useful to others. Our goal is to offer you a buy-back amount of this equipment to arrive on a reverse dynamic that is not to pay to throw his equipment. The amount of the buy-back of each reference will be defined according to the quantities already in stock and resale potential under 1 to 2 years.
Obsolescence - Obsolescence Management
The obsolescence of a product is characterized by the fact that its manufacturer no longer offers any support services to its customers on this equipment. Obsolescence appears at the end of the life cycle of a product (Put on the Market - Production Stop Phase - Support Phase - Obsolescence).
An obsolete product can most often be replaced by a product from the same manufacturer of a new range. However, in most cases this requires changing the set of peripheral elements which can lead to significant costs and delays.
Obsolescence is managing. It can be scary because the solutions are limited but it is not a brake to continue for many years a machine that works very well at home. The management of obsolescence goes through the implementation of strategy (strategy of inaction, strategy of creation of stock of security, strategy of consolidation of stocks, strategy of outsourcing of stocks).
