STAMA Maschinenfabrik GmbH
Siemensstraße 23
73278 Schlierbach
Germany
A used STAMA machine is a German-made CNC machining center used mainly for precise milling, drilling, and tapping in metalworking. STAMA machining centers are suitable for series and single-part production, tool and mold making, and component manufacturing. Asset-Trade deals in used STAMA machines for different machining requirements.
Look at spindle configuration, travel ranges, control system, tool magazine, and the machining concept required for your parts. Maintenance history, operating hours, and suitability for your materials and tolerances are also important. Asset-Trade supports the 7-step purchase process and provides a dedicated project manager for coordination. Also compare alternative machining concepts if your parts do not fit STAMA's strengths.
The price depends on model, year, configuration, control, and condition, so no flat figure can be given. Used STAMA machines are typically well below the price of comparable new machines; savings of 40–70% versus new are common at Asset-Trade. A free machine appraisal helps you assess the current market value.
Asset-Trade uses a multi-stage inspection with functional tests covering mechanical, electrical, and control-related components. On-site inspection and demonstration at the seller's location can be arranged. This helps buyers understand the actual condition before purchasing a used STAMA machine.
Yes, Asset-Trade arranges worldwide shipping and export for used STAMA machines. This includes coordinating loading, transport, customs formalities, and documentation for international machine shipment. A dedicated project manager coordinates delivery to the destination.
Asset-Trade provides technical advice, handover support, and assistance with installation and commissioning; a project manager coordinates the entire process. Typical mistakes include focusing only on price, accepting condition without functional tests, or failing to check the control system and spare parts availability. Missing an on-site inspection or unclear export paperwork can also complicate the purchase.
