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RENTAL SOLUTIONS GUIDE 2007 - TR Corporation

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delivering<br />

benefitS<br />

Whether you’re part of<br />

a major multinational<br />

or a small-to-medium<br />

enterprise, equipment<br />

rental makes good<br />

business sense offering<br />

a range of economic and<br />

practical benefits.<br />

Avoid the headaches and<br />

talk to us.<br />

ECONOMICAL<br />

FLEXIBLE<br />

ACCESSIBLE<br />

Free up capital<br />

Recover costs<br />

more quickly<br />

Control costs<br />

more efficiently<br />

Eliminate running costs<br />

Conduct product<br />

research before<br />

purchases<br />

Apply new technologies<br />

& avoid obsolescence<br />

Respond to<br />

sudden demands<br />

Seek help from<br />

the experts<br />

AUS<strong>TR</strong>ALIA<br />

1800 632 652<br />

www.techrentals.com.au<br />

Why yOu ShOuld rent<br />

financial benefitS<br />

CONSERVE YOUR CApITAL: Industrial equipment is expensive and can spend much<br />

of its time unused, collecting dust and delivering no return on investment. By renting<br />

the equipment that you only need occasionally, you can release your organisation’s<br />

capital to invest in other parts of the business.<br />

RECOVER YOUR COSTS: Generally, rental payments are fully tax deductible, and<br />

the expense can be recouped far quicker than tax allowances for ongoing asset<br />

depreciation.<br />

S<strong>TR</strong>EAMLINE YOUR ACCOUNTS: Equipment is often required for a particular client,<br />

project or location. Renting allows you to control your financials more effectively and<br />

simplifies the process of allocating costs to internal departments or third-parties.<br />

WIpE OUT RUNNING COSTS: The expense of maintaining, calibrating and<br />

warehousing equipment can be high. By renting equipment, you avoid these costs and<br />

potentially free-up valuable space within your premises.<br />

OperatiOnal benefitS<br />

<strong>TR</strong>Y bEFORE YOU bUY: It’s not always clear which equipment make and model will<br />

fulfil your requirements. A short term rental can give you the hands-on experience you<br />

need to guide purchase decisions.<br />

KEEp Up WITH THE TIMES: businesses are constantly evolving to keep pace with<br />

new technologies. Rental allows you to update your equipment in line with other<br />

business and industry changes and avoid the risk of accommodating costly dinosaurs.<br />

CATER TO THE UNExpECTED: At peak periods or when essential equipment breaks<br />

down, rental can put the necessary equipment in your hands ensuring seamless<br />

operations.<br />

REFER TO THE ExpERTS: Should you experience difficulties with rented equipment,<br />

it’s not your problem. Simply call TechRentals for free professional equipment advice<br />

and support.<br />

OptiOn tO OWn<br />

TechRentals offers approved business<br />

customers a unique rental solution<br />

with option to own schemes.<br />

Whether it’s the latest power analyser<br />

or a humidity chamber, the option of<br />

ownership offers flexibility should a<br />

stopgap measure turn into a long term<br />

or permanent need.<br />

After a mutually agreed minimum<br />

rental period (typically 12 months),<br />

the equipment may be purchased<br />

by paying an amount equal to one<br />

month’s rental. After a specified<br />

number of payments, the equipment<br />

is yours!<br />

For more information about option to<br />

own schemes, please call your local<br />

TECH<strong>RENTAL</strong>S office.<br />

NEW ZEALAND<br />

0800 832 473<br />

www.techrentals.co.nz<br />

MALAYSIA<br />

603 5632 1135<br />

www.techrentals.com.my<br />

WHY BUY WHEN YOU CAN RENT?

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