Since 1924, Arnoff Global Logistics has been assisting medical professionals, educational institutions and research and medical facilities relocate all over the continental U.S. and the world. We have a specialized expertise when it comes to medical equipment moving and laboratory moving. Our extensively trained crews and state-of-the-art equipment ensure that we can handle moving sensitive, expensive equipment typically found in a lab or medical setting.
Medical Equipment Moving
Moving invaluable, sensitive medical and lab equipment requires professional medical equipment movers who are trained specifically in this type of high-value shipping. When moving medical equipment, choose Arnoff for any size and scope requirement. We have your relocation covered with our turnkey logistics solutions. We move all types of high-end equipment, including, but not limited to:
- X-Ray Machines
- MRIs
- Surgical Chairs
- Operating Room Equipment
- Exam and Sterilization Equipment
- Ultrasound Equipment
- Curing Lights
- Full Service / Turnkey lab or medical center moves.
Laboratory Moving
Arnoff is the trusted company when facilities in Albany, the Hudson Valley, and anywhere else in the United States are moving a laboratory. We are lab movers with a concentrated expertise in relocating lab equipment. We provide a customized solution for your facility, based on what needs to be moved and when it needs to arrive at its destination – even for time critical shipments. Some of lab equipment we can move includes, but is not limited to:
- Lab Supplies
- Microscopes
- Work Benches
- Ovens
- Curing Lights
- Dust Collectors
- Amalgamators
Office Equipment Moving
Do you also need to move office equipment as part of your facility move? Arnoff will move office equipment including computers, copiers, fax machines, printers and the like when you relocate your office. We are the experts when it comes to packing and handling sensitive, high-value equipment. Contact us today for more information or fill out our quote form to request an estimate.
