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19/02/2021

An alternative to buying a new machine

In some instances, a general overhaul can be an alternative to buying a new machine. In which cases does this make sense and in which not? The tube bending machine manufacturer Schwarze-Robitec provides an overview.

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Since expensive parts such as the machine frame and welding components are re-used, an overhauled machine is roughly one-third cheaper than a new machine. © Schwarze-Robitec

 
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Since expensive parts such as the machine frame and welding components are re-used, an overhauled machine is roughly one-third cheaper than a new machine. © Schwarze-Robitec

 
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Hydraulic and electrical installations as well as the entire machine safety system are newly installed during a general overhaul. This is due to the fact that statutory safety regulations have usually changed since the machine was first put into operation. © Schwarze-Robitec

 
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An overhauled machine: as good as a new, with state-of-the-art technology. © Schwarze-Robitec

 
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