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In heat treatment, workpieces – usually made of steel – are heated in a controlled way and then cooled in a defined manner to achieve the required hardness, strength or toughness. Typical processes include hardening, tempering, annealing, case hardening and vacuum or salt-bath hardening. It is used wherever components such as tools, gear parts or bearings need to be more wear-resistant and last longer.
Start with the process and the parts: component size, charge weight, target hardness and required temperature range determine the furnace type and working volume. Then check temperature uniformity, the control system and documentation, plus the condition of heating elements, insulation and quench equipment. Asset-Trade supports this with a free machine appraisal and a 7-step purchase process.
Pricing depends mainly on furnace type, working volume, maximum temperature, control technology and overall condition, as well as accessories such as quench tanks or charging cars. Compared with buying new, used heat treatment equipment from Asset-Trade is typically 40–70% cheaper. You should also budget for transport, installation, any modifications and ongoing energy consumption.
Asset-Trade inspects every machine in a multi-stage process that includes functional tests of the control system, heating and temperature control. On request, you can visit the seller and see the machine demonstrated on site before you decide. A free machine appraisal is available even before you make a decision.
Yes, Asset-Trade handles worldwide shipping and export, including loading and the required export documentation. A dedicated project manager accompanies the entire process from the first enquiry to handover at the destination. On request, we also support the introduction of your operating staff to the control system and process sequence.
A new furnace offers the latest control technology but costs significantly more and often comes with long lead times, while used heat treatment equipment is typically 40–70% cheaper and often available sooner. Common mistakes in used purchases are skipping the functional test, unclear documentation, or choosing a furnace whose working volume and temperature range do not match your process. It therefore pays to define your requirements in writing in advance and to inspect the machine on site.
