Buy & Sell Used KLINGELNBERG for Sale

Klingelnberg is a German manufacturer focused on bevel gear and gear cutting technology; its machines cut, grind, lap and measure bevel and cylindrical gears. Typical users are gearbox producers in the automotive, commercial vehicle, aerospace and general mechanical engineering sectors, as well as tool and gear shops. Used Klingelnberg machines are available at Asset-Trade in several model ranges for gear cutting and grinding tasks.

The key points are the condition of the tool and workpiece spindles, the achievable gear quality, the state of the control system, and the availability of spare parts and tooling. It is equally important to confirm in advance that the gear system you need can actually be produced with the machine's configuration. Asset-Trade supports this with a free machine appraisal and a multi-stage inspection including functional tests.

The price depends mainly on the model series, year of construction, equipment, control system and condition, so a reliable figure is only possible after inspecting the specific machine. Used Klingelnberg machines typically cost 40 to 70 percent less than comparable new machines. Asset-Trade provides a free appraisal on request so you can assess offers and residual value realistically.

Asset-Trade carries out a multi-stage inspection with functional tests and trial runs, documenting spindle condition, axis accuracy and control functions. On request, an on-site inspection and demonstration is arranged where gear test results and measuring reports can be reviewed. It is also worth verifying that spare parts, tooling and control software for the specific model series are still obtainable.

Asset-Trade handles worldwide shipping and export, including dismantling, sea freight or container packing, and customs and export documentation. A dedicated project manager coordinates scheduling, the freight forwarder and all communication with your site through to installation. Operator instruction or training on site can be planned as part of the same project.

Alternatives include new machines from other builders, used gear machines from competitors such as Gleason, Kapp Niles or Liebherr, or subcontracting the gear cutting work to a job shop. Common mistakes are skipping functional tests, buying without inspection and measuring reports, ignoring spare part availability, and choosing a control system with no local service support. Asset-Trade works with a 7-step purchase process that documents each stage from enquiry to delivery.