Buy & Sell Used DOOSAN for Sale
Doosan Machine Tools Europe GmbH
Emdener Str. 24
41540 Dormagen
Germany
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Frequently Asked Questions about used DOOSAN
What is a Doosan machine and what is it used for?
Doosan is a Korean machine tool manufacturer whose CNC lathes and horizontal machining centres are mainly used in general engineering, automotive supply, aerospace and energy. Typical work includes turning and milling precision parts in single-part, small-batch and series production, often with driven tools, a Y-axis or pallet changer. The ranges are known for rigid, high-cutting-performance designs, which makes them attractive used for shops that need strong capability without a new-machine budget. Asset-Trade sources used Doosan lathes and horizontal machining centres from plant closures and production upgrades.
How do I choose the right used Doosan machine for my parts?
Start with your part spectrum and volumes: lathe or horizontal machining centre, spindle bore, chuck or pallet size, travels and tool magazine capacity all have to fit your workpieces. Then look at the control generation, spare part and tooling availability, and the actual spindle hours instead of focusing on price alone – that is the most common mistake in used machine buying. Asset-Trade guides you through a 7-step purchase process with a free machine appraisal and a dedicated project manager, who also points out alternatives to the Doosan model you picked. This makes it easier to judge whether a used Doosan machine, another brand or a new machine is the most economical route for you.
How much does a used Doosan machine cost?
The price depends on model, year of construction, control, equipment such as driven tools, pallet changer or bar feeder, running hours and condition, so no blanket figure applies. At Asset-Trade, used Doosan machines typically cost 40–70% less than a comparable new machine. On top of the purchase price you should budget for transport, loading, customs clearance and commissioning at your site. A free machine appraisal helps you benchmark offers and plan a realistic total budget.
How can I check the condition of a used Doosan machine before buying?
Every machine at Asset-Trade goes through a multi-stage inspection with functional tests covering spindle, axes, tool changer, control and geometry. You can inspect the Doosan machine on site and have it demonstrated under power or in a test run, and the inspection results are documented for you. It is worth bringing your own sample parts and involving your technician or an independent surveyor. Asset-Trade also offers a free machine appraisal so you get an assessment of condition and remaining value.
How does shipping and export of a used Doosan machine work?
Asset-Trade handles worldwide shipping and export, including dismantling, loading, sea or road freight and the necessary export and customs paperwork. The whole process follows a 7-step purchase procedure, from enquiry and inspection through the contract to handover at destination. A dedicated project manager coordinates schedules, freight forwarder, documents and communication with your team. It helps to clarify crane or forklift capacity, hall access and power supply at the destination before dispatch so the machine arrives without delays.
Does Asset-Trade support commissioning, training and spare parts for Doosan machines?
Yes – your Asset-Trade project manager stays your contact after the purchase and helps organise commissioning, technician visits and operator instruction, usually through specialised service partners in your region. Many Doosan machines run on widely used control systems, for which spare parts, documentation and training options are relatively easy to source on the market. Before delivery you receive the available documentation, programs and maintenance information for the machine. Questions about operation, setup times or tooling concepts are best discussed with our technical team during the inspection.