Buy & Sell Used KAESER for Sale
Kaeser Kompressoren SE
Carl-Kaeser-Straße 26
96450 Coburg
Germany
Frequently Asked Questions about used KAESER
What are used KAESER compressors used for?
Used KAESER compressors are mainly used to supply compressed air in workshops, trade businesses and production plants. Depending on the model, they provide oil-lubricated or oil-free air, for example for food, pharmaceutical or electronics production. Asset-Trade checks before sale whether the machine suits the intended application.
How do I choose the right used KAESER compressor for my business?
The key factors are the required delivery volume, operating pressure, duty cycle and the type of machine, meaning screw or piston compressor and oil-lubricated or oil-free. Dryers, filters and the existing compressed air network should also be considered when choosing. At Asset-Trade, a dedicated project manager supports the sizing and answers technical questions.
How much does a used KAESER compressor cost?
The price depends on the series, year of construction, operating hours and technical condition; used KAESER machines typically cost 40 to 70 percent less than comparable new machines. A free machine appraisal from Asset-Trade helps to assess the value of a specific unit. A dedicated project manager then prepares a suitable offer.
How does Asset-Trade check the condition of a used KAESER compressor?
Every machine goes through a multi-stage inspection with functional tests, covering the compressor stage, motor, cooling system and control unit, among other things. Operating hours and maintenance history are reviewed where documentation is available. On request, an on-site inspection and demonstration can be arranged.
Can Asset-Trade ship a used KAESER compressor overseas?
Yes, Asset-Trade arranges worldwide shipping and export, including loading and the required customs documents. The process is set out in a 7-step purchase process that runs from the initial enquiry through to handover. A dedicated project manager coordinates the transport and supports commissioning on site.
What mistakes should I avoid when buying a used KAESER compressor?
Common mistakes include sizing the delivery volume too tightly, missing maintenance records and skipping a load test before purchase. Dryers, filters and the required air quality are also often considered too late. Using inspection, functional testing and advice from a project manager reduces the risk of a bad purchase.