Barsso knows a lot about used food machinery for the food processing industry

Below you will find some more information about Barsso. Do you have any more questions, maybe you will find the answer here.

Who is Barsso?
What does Barsso do?
Why buy used machines?
Are all of Barsso’s machines on the website?

Who is Barsso?
Barsso is a limited company registered in Wulfsbergstraat 6, Zwevegem (Belgium). Barsso was founded in 1992 and has an own capital of over 3 million euro. The registered commercial court is the one in Kortrijk (Belgium). Our VAT number is BE 0448-063-883.

What does Barsso do?
The company Barsso is specialised in the trade of used food machinery for the food industry. We even have our own workshop for revision. We also deal in complete production lines and plants for the food processing industry. All machines mentioned in our stock list are in stock in our 5,000 m² warehouse in Zwevegem (Belgium). We have been active for over 30 years, in more than 50 countries.

Why buy used machines?
Buying used machinery saves money and time. The investment required to purchase used equipment is usually only a fraction of the cost of a new machine. On top of that, the lead times to obtain new equipment often run into many weeks or even several months. Most used machines can be obtained immediately or usually within a few weeks for overhauled equipment.

Are all of Barsso’s machines on the website?
Most of our available machines are mentioned on our website which is weekly updated. If you do not see the item you require, please call: +32 56 77 33 50 or e-mail us with your inquiry.
 

Where are all these industrial food machines stored?
Can I view these machines?
Can you send me a brochure or a catalogue?
Does Barsso also sell new machines?
Does Barsso finance machines?
Can I offer my surplus machines to Barsso?
Does Barsso sell machines for restaurants, bakeries or butchers?
In what kind of condition are the machines which Barsso sells?

Where are all these industrial food machines stored?

Unlike brokers who work from their home or their car, Barsso actually has invested in a big warehouse and in a large inventory. Most of our machines are in our 5,000 m² warehouse in Zwevegem (Belgium).

Although, some of our machines are so specialised that we do not want to take them in stock. In those cases we sell them against commission.

Can I view these machines?
In addition to the many pictures and detailed descriptions on the website, we invite you to come and see the machines in our warehouse. Please do make an appointment by phone or e-mail.

Can you send me a brochure or a catalogue?
Our best catalogue is our website. We show a short description and some pictures of the machines we have available. The website is weekly updated.
Unlike some other dealers we insist that all pictures are authentic: ‘what you see, is what you get’.

Does Barsso also sell new machines?
Sometimes we do not have the right used food equipment available. To be able to serve all our customers we are also dealers for new food industry machines such as barmixers, sauce-masters and lazy Susans at very sharp prices.

Does Barsso finance machines?
We do not finance machines. All of our capital is dedicated to purchasing and inventorying. Yet, we would gladly work together with your leasing company and/or bank.

Can I offer my surplus machines to Barsso?
Barsso always buys machines of good quality for inventory. Please send us an e-mail with details, pictures and a price if you desire to sell your machine.

Does Barsso sell machines for restaurants, bakeries or butchers?
While we sometimes have a small number of machines such as Hobart mixers, small formers or laboratory autoclaves, this is not our core business. Our focus is in buying and selling industrial food equipment with a large capacity of hundreds to thousands of kilograms per hour.

In what kind of condition are the machines which Barsso sells?
There are 3 main categories of conditions:

  • ‘as is’: the machine is not overhauled and will be sold in the condition as it is
  • ‘in good working order’: the machine has passed our workshop, where our skilled staff have checked the machine and have done the necessary to put the machine in good working order
  • ‘completely overhauled’: everything in the machine has been stripped; checked and thoroughly rebuilt to the exact standards

Descriptions like “in good condition”, “in very good condition” or condition: “As New” only refer to the cosmetics of the machines.

  • Joost Dheedene Managing Director
  • Romanique Blauwblomme Director
  • Julie Dheedene Office Manager
  • Anne-Marie Deneve Accountancy