Used Industrial Machinery

1. Industrial Machinery - Used does not mean obsolete
2. Woodworking industrial machines: precise and efficient
3. Metal: the universal material used for industrial machinery construction
4. Manual to automatic industrial machines

There are many different reasons for why a company might get rid of industrial machinery. Usually it is during an expansion or shrinking phase, where some of their machines can become unnecessary, long before they are actually technically obsolete.

There are generally other types of requirements for machines used in industry than those used for private businesses. It is always guaranteed that machines used in industry have a permanent level of high quality and robustness, are easy to maintain and have a reliable supply of spare parts. This means that even used industrial equipment for start-ups are a useful investment to ensure that the required productivity is met.

• The machines have been checked
• Good value for used industrial machinery
• Guaranteed robustness and high quality

Wood is an extraordinary material, that provides a wealth of technical characteristics that no other material can. It is light, stable, affordable and available in various forms. This natural material is ideal for many different uses. There are a number of different woodworking machines available for efficiently processing wood.

Wood Saws, milling machines, and drilling machines for Woodworking are used to shape and form solid wood and chipboard.

Finishing wood and wood materials is done on veneer machines. Veneer peeling machines, veneer presses and veneer gluing machines are used to place veneer on construction wood and chipboard.

Gluing machines have reached a level of technical maturity, which allows them to efficiently and precisely coat formed, intermediary products.

Soft and post-forming machines are used to create window frames, doors and frames. They are available in large numbers on the used market.

Metal is the most used material when manufacturing industrial machinery and devices. Metalworking can take place in a variety of different ways. Casting machines and technology is used to form and shape metals. They are either poured into a pre-product or directly formed into the end shape, directly out of the mould. Extruder and die casting machines are used for this process.

After the metal is formed, it can be further processed. Rolling machines, metal-presses and welding machines are most commonly used for this. Metal is prepared for industrial machinery using separation processes by being rolled into sheets and then wrapped onto reels. Punching machines and machine tools are used to separate sheet metal. Cutting machines are used to process individual sheet metal. These are available in the form of flame cutters, laser cutters or water cutters.

Just like in woodworking, lathes and milling machines are used to shape blocks into the desired form.

All these machines are available used, in a variety of different levels of automation. This means that it is easy to find used industrial equipment that is best suited for the desired operation or task. Training facilities and small manufacturers usually prefer compact industrial machines that are primarily manually operated. Large machines with high output rates are best for producers of series components. The used market provides a variety of used industrial equipment ranging from completely manual to those that are fully automatic.

These machines are also supplemented by a number of different auxiliary materials, conveyor belts, turning stations, packaging machines or industrial robots to help increase the productivity of a facility. Even these machines are available in large numbers and in great condition on the used machinery market.