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Looking for Used Surface Grinding Machines? We buy and sell used Surface grinders.

Here you can find a good overview from conventional surface grinders and CNC surface grinders.

Our used surface grinders are always attractively priced! Don't spend a fortune on a new Surface Grinder before asking us. We will help you save money.

Surface grinding is used to produce a smooth finish on flat surfaces. It is a widely used abrasive machining process in which a spinning wheel covered in rough particles (grinding wheel) cuts chips of metallic or nonmetallic substance from a workpiece, making a face of it flat or smooth.

Contact Asset-Trade today to find your used Surface Grinder to enhance your products.

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Manufacturer: BLANCHARD
Model: No. 20K-36
Control: NC
Year of build: 1979
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Used Blanchard No. 20K-36 Rotary Surface Grinder The Blanchard 20 series is ideally suited for medium size work pieces, which must be ground to close size, flatness and parallelism tolerances, as well as to fine surface… Learn more
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Manufacturer: TIMESAVERS
Control: CNC
Year of build: 2002
Location:
Used TIMESAVERS-GRINDINGMASTER Model 41 Series 1350 - WRDO - broadband deburring grinder Deburring Machine as a wet grinding system with 2 processing areas Feeding width 1350 mm Sheet thickness: cold rolled 1-4 mm hot rolled 12-16… Learn more

Frequently Asked Questions about used Surface Grinding

What is a surface grinding machine used for?

A surface grinding machine uses a rotating grinding wheel to produce flat, parallel surfaces on workpieces, typically in tool and mould making, fixture production and the finishing of hardened or high-precision parts. Machines come with horizontal or vertical spindle configurations and usually hold flat workpieces on a magnetic chuck. They are chosen for tight flatness and surface finish requirements rather than for heavy stock removal.

What should I check when buying a used surface grinding machine?

Focus on spindle condition and wheel mounting, wear on the guideways and magnetic chuck, and whether the control, coolant system and dust extraction are complete and working. Table size, travel and achievable surface finish must also match your workpieces. Common mistakes include buying without a functional test, skipping a geometry check and underestimating transport or reconditioning costs. Asset-Trade supports the selection with a free machine appraisal and a dedicated project manager.

How much does a used surface grinding machine cost?

Pricing depends mainly on size, manufacturer, age, type of control and condition, for example whether you need a conventional machine or a CNC surface grinder with automatic downfeed cycles. Used surface grinding machines generally cost far less than comparable new equipment, and savings through Asset-Trade are typically 40–70%. A specific offer is prepared once your workpiece and accuracy requirements are known.

How is a used surface grinding machine inspected before purchase?

Asset-Trade inspects machines in multiple stages, including visual checks, assessment of the spindle, guideways and magnetic chuck, and functional tests under realistic conditions. On request you can inspect and demonstrate the machine on site and run your own test parts. A free machine appraisal and a dedicated project manager accompany you from shortlisting to handover, and operator instruction can be arranged.

Can used surface grinding machines be shipped and exported worldwide?

Asset-Trade handles worldwide shipping and export, including loading, customs documentation and transport coordination. The process follows the 7-step purchase workflow from enquiry and quotation through inspection and contract to loading and delivery. A dedicated project manager keeps you informed at every stage, whether you are buying a single surface grinding machine or several machines together.

Is a used surface grinding machine worth it compared with a new one?

New surface grinders offer the latest control technology but cost considerably more and often come with long lead times. A used machine is usually available quickly and typically costs 40–70% less than a comparable new model. Before deciding, check whether the machine's accuracy, table size and level of automation fit your production, and let Asset-Trade appraise the machine free of charge if you are unsure.