PRN closeout auctions take place on DOTmed.com. Bid today on 117 lots of medical equipment. Onsite or virtual inspection available. Please contact the seller at +1 (508) 558-5086 or sales@prnwebsite.com to make arrangements.
Meena Medical Equipment Inc. closeout auctions take place on DOTmed.com. Bid today on 109 lots of medical equipment. Inspection is welcome. Please click email seller or contact mme@meenamedical.com or 817-283-1640.
Part Number: 68Y8186
Blade System Bd
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Part Number: DPSS-309170
9GB Drive w/ sled
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Part Number: 013-2652-001
9GB Drive w/ sled
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Part Number: 064-0089-001
4GB Drive w/ sled
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Part Number: 08K0322
Philips 146GB Hard Drive
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Part Number: 07N3521
HARD-DISK IBM DPSS-309170 9.1GB SCSI 68 PIN 3.5 INCH P/N 07N3521
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Part Number: 00K3980
HARD-DISK IBM DDRS-34560 4.50GB SCSI 50 PIN SCA 3.5 INCH P/N 00K3980
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