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Frequently Asked Questions about used Erosion Machines
What are erosion machines and what are they used for?
Erosion machines use electrical discharges to precisely machine conductive metals, including hardened steel and exotic alloys. The main types are wire erosion machines for cutting contours and die-sinking erosion machines for complex cavities in tool and mold making. They are used where conventional milling or drilling methods reach their limits.
What should I look for when buying used erosion machines?
Consider the type (wire or sinker), travel ranges, control system, and the condition of the generator, axes, and dielectric circuit. An on-site inspection and demonstration under real conditions is advisable to verify functionality. Asset-Trade offers a free machine appraisal and multi-stage inspection with functional tests.
How much does a used erosion machine cost compared to a new one?
Used erosion machines typically cost 40–70% less than comparable new machines, depending on brand, year, equipment, and condition. Asset-Trade does not quote fixed prices but provides an individual offer after a free appraisal. This gives you a realistic budget estimate.
How do I check the condition of a used erosion machine before buying?
A multi-stage inspection with functional tests on axes, generators, and controls is essential, as is checking wear parts like wire guides or filters. Asset-Trade arranges on-site inspection and demonstration so you can see the machine for yourself. A free machine appraisal provides initial guidance.
How does shipping and export of a used erosion machine work?
Asset-Trade handles worldwide shipping and export, including customs clearance and loading. A dedicated project manager guides you through the 7-step purchase process, from inquiry to delivery. This ensures the machine arrives safely and on time at your location.
Are there alternatives to buying a used erosion machine and what mistakes should I avoid?
Alternatives include new erosion machines or other manufacturing processes like milling or laser cutting, depending on the part and tolerance. Common mistakes are skipping a thorough inspection, underestimating installation requirements, or failing to train staff. Asset-Trade provides support and instruction, but no warranty or guarantee is offered.