Used Cut to length machines for sale (2)

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Decoiler & cut to length line Soenen cut to length 1600 x 4 mm

Deinze

7,478 km

Decoiler & cut to length line
Soenencut to length 1600 x 4 mm

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Condition: ready for operation (used), This line can process cold-rolled plate / hot pickled plate / hot galvanized plate / electro galvanized plate / prepainted sheets minimum thickness: 0,3 mm Endproduct: - min/max length: 300/6000 mm - productioncapacity 300 mm 4000 pieces per hour - productioncapacity 6000 mm 1000 pieces per hour - total installed power: 500 kW Line consists of: 1) Soenen 4 armed coilholder Type AL1600/27/4 - max cap per arm: 27 ton - speed: 1 turn per minute - opening hook: 190 mm - power: 2,5 kVa - weight: 26 ton 2) Soenen coilwagon Type HH27 - max cap: 27 ton - max lifting height: 800 mm - min outside dia: 508 mm - displacement: 15 meter - displacementspeed: 8 m/min - turning speed: 10 m/min - weight: 8,6 ton 3) Soenen Decoiler Type AM1600/27V - max cap: 27 ton - min/max width: 250/1600 mm - min/max outside dia: 508/2000 mm - min/max inside dia: 480/520 mm - max decoilingspeed: 100 m/min - weight: 21 ton 4) Soenen feeder rolls + shear Type PR1600 - min/max width: 250/1600 mm - min/max thickness: 0,3/4 mm - dia of rolls: 160 mm - speed: 20m/min - weight: 3 ton 5) Pit 6) Soenen Puller Type 2VR1600EE - min/max width: 250/1600 mm - min/max thickness: 0,3/4 mm - dia of rolls: 95,5 mm - productioncapacity 500 mm 4000 pieces per hour - productioncapacity 6000 mm 1000 pieces per hour - max speed: 150 m/min - weight: 5,8 ton 7) Soenen high speed mechanical shear Bwob Haewdy Sbe R Eyol Type CGM4-16 - min/max thickness: 0,3/4 mm - 6 mm st37 - max length: 1600 mm - cuttingangle: 1° - 200 strokes per minute - interchangable cassette with cuttingknives - weight: 7,6 ton 8) Soenen outfeed - speed: 170 m/min - width: 1600 mm - length from cuttingline: +- 7000 mm - weight: 4,2 ton 9) Soenen Outfeed conveyor Type TB1,6 x 7 - width: 1600 mm - length starting from cutting line: +- 7000 mm - speed: 170 m/min - power: 2x 15kW - weight: 4,2 ton 10) Soenen Stacking unit Type MTB1,6 x 3D - min/max width: 250/1600 mm - min/max length: 300/6000 mm - min/max thickness: 0,3/4 mm - max stackingcapacity: 4000 pieces/hour - transportspeed: 180 m/min - weight: 21 ton Workwidth x sheetthickness: 1600 x 4 mm Straightner: no Shear: yes

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Machine for cutting lengths AGON Engineering A/S

Galten

7,528 km

Machine for cutting lengths
AGON Engineering A/S

€9,000

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Condition: as good as new (ex-display), Year of construction: 2024, Functionality: fully functional, machine/vehicle number: P10041001, table height: 900 mm, Equipment: rotational speed infinitely variable, AGON Engineering's stirrup conveyor. Designed for handling rebar from cutting and bending machines. With the machine you get: - Increased safety for the operator - Increased capacity of the cutting and bending machine as the machine speed can be increased Bjb Ha R Eeuf E T Aeyswl - Better ergonomics for the operator as the machine can be raised and lowered - Tilting of belts - Nylon chute that lowers the sound level and is durable - Motor can be speed regulated - Wired hand terminal and foot pedal

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1. Machine Condition and Age

Inspect the overall condition of the machine and determine its age. This information can often provide insight into how much life the machine might still have. Ask for maintenance records and logs to assess how well the machine has been taken care of over its operational life.

2. Manufacturer and Model Reputation

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3. Operational Assessment

Whenever possible, test the machine under working conditions. This test can help identify any operational issues such as irregularities in cut precision or problems with the feeding mechanism.

4. Technological Compatibility

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5. Spare Parts Availability

Ensure the availability of spare parts. Machines that are no longer produced or are from obscure brands may have less availability of spare parts, making maintenance difficult and expensive in the long run.

6. Warranty and Service

Look for sellers who offer some warranty or have service provisions. A warranty can provide some security and assurance of the machine's operability following your purchase.