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Second Hand Power Plants for sale cheap | Asset-Trade
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Are you looking for used power plant equipment, or would you like to sell them.

Buy used power plants from Asset-Trade. We sell used power plants of high quality. In addition we evaluate your industrial goods.

Contact Asset-Trade today to find your used power plant equipment for your factory.

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Manufacturer: NOT DEFINED
Control: CNC
Year of build: 1987
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Used emergency generator for sale MTU 6V 396 TC 42 with AvK (A. van Kaick) DKBN80/500-4TS generator 500 kVA Commissioning: 1987 Technical data: Engine Manufacturer: MTU Engine type: 6V 396 TC 42 Engine power: 440 kW /21500 1/min… Learn more
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Manufacturer: NOT DEFINED
Control: CNC
Year of build: 2002
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Used diesel emergency generators DEUTZ BF 8 M 1015 CP with Leroy-Sommer LSA 47.2 low voltage generator 500 kVA Operating hours approx 121,15 Technical data Deutz: Number of cylinders 8 Displacement 15.9 l Design Vee max. power… Learn more
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Manufacturer: NOT DEFINED
Control: Conventional
Year of build: 2002
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Multiple Used Dry Type Transformers  for sale   10kV 400V from 800kVA - 1250kVA All last checked in 08.07.2021 Manufature Type Apparent power Primary voltage Secondary voltage Circuit Build Year Weight May &… Learn more
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Manufacturer: AEG
Model: G16
Control: CNC
Year of build: 1985
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This Coal Power plant is no longer Available:We have access to different Coal Power plants from 30 MW to 60 MW around the world.  Buy Complete Coal Power Station with 5 MW Steam-Turbine and Electric Power Generator High-… Learn more

Frequently Asked Questions about used Power Plant

What is a used power plant and what is it used for?

A used power plant is a pre-owned generating unit that produces electricity and often heat as well, for example a combined heat and power unit, gas turbine set or diesel generator. These units are used by industrial plants, hospitals, data centres or for feeding into the grid when a reliable on-site power supply is needed. Used power plants are available much faster than new builds and typically cost 40-70% less.

How do I choose the right used power plant for my operation?

The key factors are the required electrical and thermal output, the fuel type (gas, diesel, biogas), the load profile and the connection to existing infrastructure. Asset-Trade provides a free machine appraisal and works with you to identify which unit fits your demand. On request, a dedicated project manager arranges an on-site inspection and demonstration.

What does a used power plant cost?

The price depends heavily on output, fuel type, year of construction, operating hours and condition, so no flat figure can be given. Compared with a new unit, used power plants are typically 40-70% cheaper. After the free appraisal, Asset-Trade quotes a concrete price for the specific unit you are interested in.

How is the condition of a used power plant checked before sale?

Asset-Trade carries out a multi-stage inspection with functional tests covering the engine, generator, control system and safety equipment. Maintenance records and operating hours are reviewed where they are available. Buyers can also examine the unit themselves during an on-site inspection and see it running.

How do shipping and export of a used power plant work?

Asset-Trade handles worldwide shipping and export, including dismantling, loading and customs and export documentation. A project manager coordinates the individual steps within the 7-step purchase process. Depending on the destination and the size of the unit, transport is by heavy haul, container or charter.

Is support available for installation, commissioning and training?

Yes, Asset-Trade supports commissioning and provides technical documentation and operator briefings where these are available. A dedicated project manager remains your contact after delivery as well. Typical mistakes include under-sizing the output, an unclear fuel supply or missing permits, so these points should be clarified before purchase.