Machine Information
Used HOMAG BRANDT Profiline KDF 650 with LigMatech Ecomat ZHR Retrun
Controls Power Control PC 20+
Single-sided edge banding machine for processing straight workpiece edges and for gluing and reworking various edge… Learn more
Buy & Sell Used WOOD WORKING for Sale
Two lMA COMBIMA / K /II / R75 - 5:1 /1820 / V / R3 - Edge processing machine
Combima to format / profiling, for edge gluing and edge reworking of plate-shaped workpieces.
Technical data:
Edge materials: plastic strips, in rolls
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Frequently Asked Questions about used Wood Working
What is a used woodworking machine and what is it used for?
Used woodworking machines are pre-owned machines for industrial woodworking and furniture production, covering tasks such as sizing and cutting, milling, planing, sanding and edge processing. They perform the same production steps as comparable new machines, from panel sizing through to surface finishing. Because many companies modernise early, well-maintained machines regularly reach the used market.
How do I choose the right used woodworking machine for my workshop?
Start with the operations you need to run, the materials you process and the throughput your workshop has to reach each day. At Asset-Trade a dedicated project manager reviews your requirements and shortlists suitable machines, and an on-site inspection with a live demonstration is part of the 7-step purchase process. This makes it easier to check that the machine fits your layout, tooling and existing production flow.
How much does a used woodworking machine cost compared to a new one?
Used woodworking machines usually sell for 40 to 70 percent less than comparable new machines. The actual price depends on the year of construction, equipment, condition and current market availability, so no blanket figure applies. Asset-Trade provides a free machine appraisal and a quote based on the specific machine you are interested in.
How is a used woodworking machine inspected before I buy it?
Every machine goes through a multi-stage inspection with functional tests covering drives, controls, guides and safety devices, among other points. Buyers can inspect the machine in person and see it running during a demonstration before making a decision. A free initial appraisal of the machine is also available on request.
How are used woodworking machines shipped and exported?
Asset-Trade handles worldwide shipping and export, including loading, packing and the necessary customs documentation. A dedicated project manager coordinates scheduling, freight forwarding and handover so the machine arrives safely at its destination. The team also supports you with questions about import requirements in the destination country.
What mistakes should I avoid when buying a used woodworking machine?
Common mistakes include buying without an inspection or demonstration, underestimating installation, connection and operator training effort, and comparing offers on purchase price alone instead of total cost. Alternatives to a used machine are buying new, which is considerably more expensive, or bidding at auctions where inspection options are limited. Asset-Trade therefore follows a 7-step purchase process with multi-stage inspection, personal advice and instruction after delivery.
