Arburg injection moulding machines used for sale

Arburg is a leading German manufacturer of injection machines for the plastic industry. They have an aftersales and project support service in over 100 countries. Their main factory is located in Lossburg, Germany and employs around 2300 people. The have an extensive network of other locations around the world employing another 500 people. It is a family run business. They have a wide range of injection machines that serve various industries. Their injection moulding machines are synonymous of good quality and reliability. They serve the packing, micro-injection, robotic, automotive, packaging, electronics, medical, optics industries. MachinePoint sells used Arburg injection moulding machines of different tonnages, also thin wall containers injection, injectors for food and beverage companies. There is a huge variety of models.
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  • Used Blow Molding Machine
  • Used Compounding Machines
  • Used Dairy Machine
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  • Used Film Printing Machine
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  • Used Injection Moulding Machine
  • Used Pipe Extrusion Machine
  • Used Profile Extrusion Machine
  • Used Recycling Machine
  • Used Thermoforming & Sheet Machinery
  • Used Fruits and Vegetables Machines
  • Other Used Machines

    • Machines sold in the past:

    Accessories: Robot :Harmo ( HL11-150G) HRTC : 1 Unit ( 10 Zones) MTC: 1 Unit (Local) Dehumidifier : 1 Unit
    Robot : Wittmann HRTC : 2 Units (8 Zones) MTC: 1 Unit (Local) Dehumidifier : 2 Units Available: 2 machines from 2006 and 2 machines from 2007.
    Accessories: Robot : Wittmann HRTC : 1 Unit ( 8 zone) MTC: 1 unit Dehumidifier : 2 Unit
    Another machine available, price per unit. Accessories: Robot :Kuka (KRC) HRTC : 1 Unit (6 Zones) MTC: 1 Unit (Local) Dehumidifier : 1 Unit Available: 2 machines.
    Robot : Harmo (HL11-150G) HRTC : 1 Unit (12 Zones) MTC: 1 Unit (Local) Dehumidifier : 1 Unit

    Learn more about ARBURG and its machinery


  • Foundation and Evolution: ARBURG is a German company founded in 1923 by Karl Hehl in Lossburg, Germany. Initially, the company focused on the production of precision medical equipment. In 1956, ARBURG developed its first injection molding machine, marking the start of its specialization in this field. Since then, ARBURG has evolved to become a global leader in the manufacture of high-tech injection molding machines.
    • Important Milestones:
  • 1956: Launch of the first injection molding machine.
  • 1961: Introduction of the ALLROUNDER series, known for its flexibility and modularity.
  • 1973: Implementation of electronic controls in machines.
  • 2009: Presentation of the ALLROUNDER CUBE, designed for cube production.
  • 2013: Opening of the ARBURG technology center in Shanghai, China.
  • 2021: ARBURG celebrates its 100th anniversary, highlighting its commitment to innovation and sustainability.
    • ARBURG machines can produce a wide range of products, including:
  • Technical parts: Precise components for the automotive, electronics, and medical industries.
  • Consumer goods: Everyday plastic products like toys and packaging.
  • Medical components: Medical devices and sanitary parts like syringes and prostheses.
  • Automotive parts: Interior and exterior vehicle parts.
    • ARBURG is known for implementing and developing advanced technologies, such as:
  • Multicomponent injection molding: Enables the production of parts with multiple materials and colors.
  • Gas-assisted injection: Used for making hollow internal structures.
  • Metal and ceramic injection molding (MIM/CIM): For producing precise metal and ceramic components.
  • Automation and robotics: Integration of robotic systems to enhance production efficiency and precision.
    • In the industry, ARBURG machines are also known as:
  • ALLROUNDER: Synonymous with versatility and flexibility.
  • ARBURG injection molding machines: Generic name in English for ARBURG's injection molding machines.
    • The price of used ARBURG injection molding machines can vary significantly depending on the model, year of manufacture, and condition. On average, these machines cost around €35,000, but prices can range from as low as €25,000 to over €150,000, depending on the specific model and features.
    Factors such as incorporated technology, specific features, and previous maintenance also influence the final price. Advanced models with higher capabilities and newer technologies tend to be at the higher end of the price spectrum. Additionally, machines that have been well-maintained and serviced with original spare parts typically command a higher price due to their reliability and prolonged lifespan.

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