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Second Hand Gear Shaping Machines for sale | Asset-Trade
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Buy or sell used gear hobbing machines cheaply.

Here at Asset-Trade you will find our overview of used gear hobbing machines.

We offer machines for the production of straight gears, helical gears, curved gears (spiral gears), crown gears, hypoid gears, palloid gears, screw gears (screw worms and helical gears).

Gear hobbing is one of the continuously operating gear cutting processes and is very flexible and highly productive. The cutter rotation generates the actual cutting movement. With a gear hobbing cutter, any number of teeth, any profile shift and any helix angle can be generated by varying the machine positions. In general, the only limitation is the working range of the machine tool.

Contact Asset-Trade today to find your used gear hobbing machine for your gear cutting.

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Manufacturer: GLEASON PFAUTER
Control: CNC > SIEMENS > SINUMERIK 840D
Year of build: 2007
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GLEASON Genesis Power Shaving 130 - Gear Shaving Machine Siemens 840D CNC Control Max Gear Dia : 180mm Max Module : 5 Total Power : 32W Max Gear Face Width : 50mm Year of Make : 2007/2008 The machine went out of production in 2010… Learn more
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Manufacturer: GLEASON PFAUTER
Model: No 515
Control: NC
Year of build: 1994
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Used GLEASON NO 515 - Hypoid Tester - Bevel Gear Tester with new Swing Pinion Cone Adjustment for more precise testing of truck, bus and tractor main drive spiral bevel and hypoid gears operating at 90° shaft angle. Capacity Max gera… Learn more

Frequently Asked Questions about used Gear Shaping

What is a gear shaping machine and what is it used for?

A gear shaping machine cuts gear teeth with a shaping cutter that reciprocates while workpiece and cutter rotate in a synchronized rolling motion, which makes it suitable for both internal and external gears. These machines are used in automotive, aerospace, gearbox and general machinery production, especially for precise gears in small to medium batch sizes. Used machines from builders such as GLEASON PFAUTER, LORENZ and MAAG are a common alternative to buying new.

How do I choose the right used gear shaping machine?

Start with the workpiece: maximum module, workpiece diameter, internal or external teeth and the required gear quality. Then look at machine configuration and condition, including CNC control, cutter holding, tooling availability and wear on guides, spindles and drives. Asset-Trade assigns a dedicated project manager to each enquiry and can arrange an on-site inspection and demonstration so the machine matches your part range.

What does a used gear shaping machine cost?

Pricing depends mainly on machine size, CNC equipment, condition and the availability of tooling and spare parts. Compared with an equivalent new machine, used gear shaping machines typically sell for 40 to 70 percent less. A free machine appraisal from Asset-Trade helps you judge a realistic market value before you make an offer.

How is the condition of a used gear shaping machine checked?

Every machine goes through a multi-stage inspection with functional tests, covering points such as gear quality, axis accuracy and control functions. On-site inspection and demonstration at the seller's location are also possible, so buyers can see the machine running under real conditions. A free initial appraisal of the machine's condition is available before any inspection takes place.

Can a used gear shaping machine be shipped and exported worldwide?

Yes, Asset-Trade handles worldwide shipping and export, including loading, transport documents and customs formalities. A dedicated project manager coordinates the schedule and communication with the freight forwarder and the receiving site. The purchase itself follows a defined seven-step process, from enquiry and inspection through to delivery.

What mistakes should I avoid when buying a used gear shaping machine?

A common mistake is buying without an inspection or demonstration, so wear on guides or the control system only shows up after delivery. Cutter and spare part availability, floor space requirements and transport or customs costs are also frequently underestimated. Defining the required part range in advance and reviewing the machine with support from a project manager avoids most of these problems.