Buy & Sell Used SALVAGNINI for Sale

Salvagnini is an Italian manufacturer of sheet metal machinery, best known for panel benders, punching machines and flexible manufacturing systems. These machines bend, punch and automatically complete parts such as enclosures, doors, covers and cable ducts. Used Salvagnini machines are therefore in demand with switchgear cabinet builders, electronics and furniture manufacturers, and general machine builders.

The deciding factors are part geometry, sheet thickness, batch size range and the level of automation you need – a panel bender often replaces several press brakes, while a punching machine or production line makes more sense for large series. Asset-Trade reviews your requirements with you and matches them against available used machines, with a dedicated project manager guiding the selection. An on-site inspection and demonstration helps you verify the machine on your own parts before deciding.

The price depends on the series, year of construction, configuration, control generation, tooling package and condition, so no flat figure can be quoted. Used Salvagnini machines typically sell for 40–70% less than comparable new equipment. Asset-Trade provides a free machine appraisal so you can assess cost and benefit realistically before buying.

Asset-Trade carries out a multi-stage inspection with functional tests on the axes, the bending or punching hydraulics and the control system, and documents the results. On request you can inspect and see the machine demonstrated and run your own parts on it. Inspection reports and photos give you a solid basis for the purchase decision.

Yes – Asset-Trade handles worldwide shipping including loading, sea or land transport and the required export documentation. A dedicated project manager coordinates scheduling, customs formalities and delivery to your site. Operator training on site can be planned in as part of the project as well.

Frequent mistakes are buying without a demonstration, unclear tooling and software status, and overlooking spare part availability for older control generations. Check the service history, what tooling is included and whether your own parts can actually be produced on the machine. Insisting on condition reports, functional tests and clear documentation significantly reduces the risk.