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Used Grinding Machines for Sale. Looking to buy or sell second hand Grinder?

Here on Asset-Trade you can find high quality used Grinding Machinery. We carry well known makes like ABA, ELB, BLOHM, KEHREN and many more.

Asset-Trade is a world leader in grinding machine technology offers a comprehensive collection of high-performance worldwide, round, camshaft, and crankshaft grinding machines. Initially designed for high-production automobile manufacturing, these machines succeed in the most challenging applications. Our range of SPM and heavy duty grinding devices are built for a specific function; they are available in various models and used in many industries. Our robust and efficient grinding machines can smash and improve a variety of tools and blades. We supply versatile and durable cutter device crushing device to perform hassle-free functions. Our top quality grinding machines are particularly designed for rapid outcome. We offer stable and vibrations free device & cutter machine crushing machine. Our sturdy and economical device cutter machine crushing devices are used for mass production.

Contact Asset-Trade today to find your used Grinding Machinery for enhancing the smoothness of your product surfaces.

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Manufacturer: NAXOS-UNION
Model: RMBO 1100
Control: CNC
Year of build: 1982
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Used NAXOS UNION RMBO 1100 - crankshaft center trunnion grinding Automatic crankshaft Grinding of the main bearing for 5 - and 6-cylinder crankshaft control Marposs Centre height 225 mm Center distance 1250 m Max grinding length 1100… Learn more

Frequently Asked Questions about used Grinding Machines

What is a used grinding machine and what is it used for?

A used grinding machine is a machine tool that uses a rotating abrasive wheel or belt to remove material, smoothing surfaces, achieving tight tolerances, or sharpening tools. It is commonly used in metalworking, toolmaking, and production for flat, cylindrical, or profile grinding. Asset-Trade offers used grinding machines from manufacturers such as NAXOS-UNION, ELB, and HAUSER.

How do I choose the right used grinding machine for my workshop?

Key factors include the required grinding type (surface, cylindrical, tool grinding), maximum workpiece size, achievable surface finish, and your workshop's existing infrastructure. Asset-Trade supports you with a free machine appraisal and a multi-stage inspection including functional tests to ensure the used grinding machine matches your needs. We can also arrange an on-site inspection and demonstration.

What does a used grinding machine cost compared to a new one?

Used grinding machines typically cost 40–70% less than comparable new machines, depending on age, condition, and equipment. We do not publish fixed prices; exact pricing is provided after reviewing your requirements and the available machine. A free machine appraisal helps estimate the value and potential savings.

How is the condition of a used grinding machine checked before purchase?

Asset-Trade performs a multi-stage inspection that includes geometric checks, spindle runout, and functional testing under real conditions. You can also inspect the used grinding machine on-site and see it in operation before buying. This helps identify wear on grinding wheels, guides, and controls early on.

Do you ship used grinding machines worldwide and support export?

Yes, Asset-Trade arranges worldwide shipping and handles all export formalities for used grinding machines, including customs and freight coordination. A dedicated project manager guides you from quotation to delivery, coordinating loading, transport, and documentation. Our 7-step purchase process ensures transparency at every stage.

What support and training is available when buying a used grinding machine, and what mistakes should be avoided?

Asset-Trade provides support during commissioning and can arrange operator training so your staff can use the used grinding machine safely and efficiently. Common mistakes include underestimating tooling and coolant costs, failing to inspect the control system, or buying without a trial run. Another mistake is skipping an on-site inspection when one is possible.