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Looking to buy or sell used IDRA Machinery?

The IDRA Group is capable of supplying die casting machines and completely automated cells from 200 to 5000 tons for casting aluminium and magnesium alloys. Idra was founded in 1946 by the Pasotti family and has become since then the reference point for development of die casting technology.

Asset-Trade specializes in second hand machinery and equipment used in the various die casting processes including Cold Chamber Aluminum, Magnesium and Brass die casting and Hot Chamber machines used in the Magnesium, Zinc, Zamak and Lead die casting process.

Contact Asset-Trade today to find your used IDRA die casting machines and completely automated cells for casting aluminium and magnesium alloys.

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Idra srl
Idra srl C.F. P.Iva 03095610170 Sede legale: Via dei Metalli, 2
25039 Travagliato BS
Italy

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Buy & sell used IDRA machines — Asset-Trade is your specialist for international used industrial machinery trading. Fairly appraised, inspected and shipped worldwide.
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Manufacturer: IDRA
Model: OL / 3200 S
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Year of build: 2000
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Used IRDA OL / 3200 S  - 3200 tons Die casting machine Control Siemens S5 Technical specifications Retrofit & overhaul on Siemens S5 control in the year 2000 Shooting force 3200 tons Further data on request

Frequently Asked Questions about used IDRA

What is an IDRA die casting machine used for?

IDRA is an Italian manufacturer of die casting machines used in hot-chamber and cold-chamber processes for zinc, aluminium and magnesium parts. Typical applications are thin-walled, high-strength components with good surface quality and tight dimensional tolerances, for example in automotive and electrical engineering. Asset-Trade offers used IDRA die casting machines that undergo a multi-stage inspection before sale.

How do I choose between a hot-chamber and a cold-chamber IDRA machine?

Hot-chamber machines suit low-melting alloys such as zinc, while cold-chamber machines are used for aluminium and magnesium. The deciding factors are the casting alloy, part size, required clamping force and planned output volumes. A dedicated Asset-Trade project manager compares these requirements with you and presents suitable machines for on-site inspection and demonstration.

What does a used IDRA die casting machine cost?

The price depends on the clamping force, year of construction, equipment and condition of the specific machine, so flat-rate price figures are of little use. Compared with a new machine, savings on used equipment are typically in the range of 40 to 70 percent. Asset-Trade provides a free machine appraisal and a concrete offer based on it.

How is a used IDRA machine inspected before purchase?

Asset-Trade carries out a multi-stage inspection with functional tests on the main assemblies such as the clamping unit, shot unit and hydraulics. On request, the machine can be inspected and demonstrated at the previous owner's site or in the workshop. The inspection results are documented and shared with you before the purchase.

Can Asset-Trade ship an IDRA die casting machine abroad?

Yes, Asset-Trade arranges worldwide shipping and export, including the required documents and customs formalities. A dedicated project manager coordinates loading, schedules and communication with the freight forwarder. On request, Asset-Trade also supports commissioning and operator training on site.

What mistakes do buyers make with used IDRA machines, and what alternatives are there?

Common mistakes include choosing the wrong machine type for the intended alloy, buying without a functional test and overlooking wear on the shot chamber and hydraulics. Buyers also often fail to clarify whether dies, accessories and spare parts are available. Alternatives to IDRA include machines from other manufacturers, which Asset-Trade can present for direct comparison.