Hydra Ink, LLC - Used Equipment Listing

Hydra Ink, LLC is happy to provide a used equipment directory to help facilitate the transfer of equipment from customers that no longer want or need their equipment to customers that are interested in purchasing it.

Listing equipment with Hydra is free of charge.

Please see the different additional service options with a short explanation below.

Who to Contact*

I will be the contact on the listingI would like Hydra to be the contact on the listing

*You will be the contact for the listing. All questions related to the equipment will be directed to you. Hydra will not be involved in the sales process.

There is no fee for this option.

*Hydra will be the contact for the listing. We will handle all questions related to the equipment. Hydra will be directly involved in the sales process.

Our fee for this service is 10% of the purchase price.

Since you have chosen to have Hydra be the contact, the following info is for our use in order to get a hold of you during the sales process.

Your name and contact info will not be given to potential buyers.

Your Name*

First NameLast Name

Your Email*

example@example.com

Your Phone #*

Area CodePhone Number

How to Contact*

List only my email addressList only my phone #List both my email address and phone #

Equipment Title*

What piece of equipment are you listing?

Enter a description for the equipment. Try and include relevant things like age of equipment, number of prints, condition, operation, etc.

Description*

Enter a description for your equipment.

Enter your asking price for the equipment. You can type a range ($40000-$45000) if you want, or you can add extensions like FIRM or OBO to let potential buyers know if there is any wiggle room.

Price / Range*

Enter your asking price.

Pictures are worth a thousand words!

That is why we give the ability to upload up to 10 pictures of your equipment.

If you are listing a printer, we highly recommend uploading a picture of a current nozzle test. This helps potential buyers see the status of the print heads, which are the most expensive component and a common question we see.

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