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Frequently Asked Questions about used Forging Machines
What is a forging machine and what is it used for?
A forging machine shapes metal by compressive force – through forging, stamping and pressing – into a finished or near-net shape. It is used wherever parts have to withstand high loads, for example in automotive, aerospace, tooling and heavy equipment manufacturing. At Asset-Trade you will find used forging machines from discontinued production lines, each put through a multi-stage inspection before sale.
What types of forging machines are there and how do they differ?
The main types are forging hammers, forging presses (screw, knuckle-joint and hydraulic) and upsetting or roll forging machines. Hammers deliver impact energy for short, powerful blows, while presses apply slow, even pressure for accurate and repeatable parts. The right choice depends on material, part geometry, output per shift and the forming force you actually need.
How do I choose the right used forging machine for my production?
Start with material, part size, pieces per shift and required forming force, then look at stroke rate, tool mounting, control system and available die space. Check the condition of the drive, hydraulics, controls and tooling, because those decide follow-up costs and changeover times. Asset-Trade supports the selection with a dedicated project manager and can arrange an on-site inspection and demonstration.
What does a used forging machine cost?
Pricing depends on machine type, forming force, age, control system, tooling and overall condition, so no blanket figure applies. Used forging machines purchased through Asset-Trade typically cost 40–70% less than comparable new machines. A free machine appraisal is available on request so you can judge the value before committing.
How is a used forging machine inspected before purchase?
Every machine goes through a multi-stage inspection with functional tests and trial runs covering the drive, hydraulics, controls, safety devices and tool holders. Buyers can also inspect and see the machine demonstrated on site before deciding. Findings are documented and shared before the purchase is finalised.
How do delivery, export and training work when buying a forging machine?
Asset-Trade handles worldwide shipping and export, including loading, transport organisation and customs documentation, following a defined 7-step purchase process. On request, a dedicated project manager coordinates delivery and supports setup, commissioning and operator training. Common mistakes to avoid are underestimating the forming force you need, ignoring spare-part availability and not planning enough floor space and foundation work.