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Here you can find used AXA machining centres:

Flexibility, stability and a clear focus on customer requirements have been the key success factors ever since 1965 when AXA was founded. The company management is in the second family generation in Schöppingen in northwest Germany and has grown to become one of the most successful medium-sized companies in the industry. 

Here you can find AXA Gantry machining centres and Travelling column machining centres like:

  • VPC Series - The gantry machining centre in compact design with vertical spindle
  • PFZ Series - The large gantry machining centre with vertical spindle

     
  • VCC and DBZ Series - The vertical travelling column machining centres in compact design in short bed version, with pendulum machining or with swivel rotary table.
  • VSC Series - The travelling column machining centres with vertical spindle for long bed and pendulum machining.
  • VHC Series - The travelling column machining centres with vertical spindle or swivel head for 5-side-, long bed and pendulum machining.

Contact Asset-Trade today to find your second hand AXA Machinery & Equipment to enhance your daily metalworking production.

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AXA Entwicklungs- und Maschinenbau GmbH
Münsterstraße 57
48624 Schöppingen
Germany

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Manufacturer: AXA
Model: Vario
Control: CNC > HEIDENHAIN > TNC 426
Year of build: 2000
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Used AXA Vario Machining Centers for Sale Used AXA Vario machining centers offer an excellent solution for precise CNC machining with extended axis configurations. These Vario machining centers are available in 4-axis and 3-axis… Learn more

Frequently Asked Questions about used AXA

What is an AXA machine and what is it used for?

AXA is a manufacturer of CNC machining centres used mainly for milling, drilling and complete machining of metal workpieces. Used AXA machines appeal to workshops that need extra capacity quickly without investing in a new machine. Typical applications are single-part and series production in general engineering, tool and mould making and the supplier industry. Asset-Trade offers used AXA machines in different build years and equipment configurations.

What should I look for when buying a used AXA machine?

The key points are the condition of the spindle, axes, guideways and tool magazine, plus the control system and the machine's maintenance history. Make sure the machine has been tested under load and can hold the accuracy your parts require. Asset-Trade inspects every machine in a multi-stage process with functional tests and can arrange an on-site inspection and demonstration. That way you can see before buying whether the working envelope, control and equipment suit your production.

How much does a used AXA machine cost compared to a new one?

The price depends mainly on build year, equipment, control system and condition, so we do not quote flat rates. Used AXA machines at Asset-Trade typically cost 40 to 70 percent less than a comparable new machine. A free machine appraisal helps you put the market value of a specific machine into perspective. For a firm offer we prepare an individual calculation based on your requirements.

How does the inspection and demonstration of a used AXA machine work?

Asset-Trade checks every machine in several stages, including functional tests under realistic conditions. On request we arrange an inspection and demonstration at the previous owner's site or in our warehouse so you can see the machine running yourself. A dedicated project manager guides you through the entire 7-step purchase process from first enquiry to delivery. This helps you spot wear or necessary repairs early, before you commit.

Does Asset-Trade ship AXA machines overseas and handle the export?

Yes, Asset-Trade ships used AXA machines worldwide and handles the complete export process. This includes loading, transport and customs documents and coordination with freight forwarders and authorities. A dedicated project manager coordinates scheduling, packing and delivery to the destination. Buyers outside Europe can therefore purchase an AXA machine without having their own logistics department.

What are the alternatives to AXA, and which mistakes do buyers make most often?

Alternatives include used machining centres from other German, Japanese or Italian manufacturers with a similar working envelope and comparable control. Common mistakes are focusing only on the purchase price, underestimating control compatibility, skipping a spindle and axis check, and forgetting the extra costs of transport, installation and tooling. Always compare total cost of ownership and have the machine inspected before you buy. Asset-Trade supports you in selection and appraisal so the machine matches your parts and your production.