For safety on mining sites, one needs to balance cost and efficiency as well as prioritize safety of workers. But the question remains, is it better to buy new equipment, buy used equipment or rent? If one wants to invest in equipment to be used daily and on long term basis, buying new equipment is the best option. Other times though, buying used equipment is the better choice and is more affordable.
However, a lot of companies prefer to rent equipment first before they decide to purchase. Renting equipment is an affordable and flexible option. To understand the value of used equipment, a few benefits of renting equipment as listed below.
Equipment Rentals Offer Flexibility
The most flexible option if one prefers to acquire mine safety equipment would be through renting.
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