Maintained machinery for small-batch metalworking including tools and material stock.
Buying machinery can be useful when existing equipment is quickly available, technically suitable and cheaper than buying new. This page helps buyers compare condition, performance, maintenance, ownership, dismantling, transport and handover.
A machine should be assessed by technical data, year, operating hours, capacity, precision, wear, safety, accessories and known defects. Photos alone are not enough: buyers need facts showing whether the machine can still be used reliably.
Service history, repairs, manuals, CE documents, certificates, plans, software, spare parts and updates help assess risk. A well documented machine is easier to compare than a cheap offer with unclear history.
Location, access, weight, connections, dismantling needs, transport, insurance and recommissioning can strongly affect real cost. Before making an inquiry, buyers should understand whether takeover is logistically realistic.
If the offer mainly includes a broader equipment setup, Buy inventory may be more precise. For mobile assets linked to transport or service work, Buy company vehicle may also be relevant.
It means taking over technical or production equipment used in a business activity, often separately from a full company purchase.
Type, year, condition, operating hours, performance, maintenance, accessories, documents, location, ownership, dismantling and transport are important.
They indicate wear, previous workload and possible need for maintenance or replacement.
Manuals, service history, invoices, CE documents, certificates, plans, software, accessory lists and ownership proof can help.
Yes. Access, weight, connections, safety, transport, insurance and timing can strongly change real cost.
It can be interesting when it is quickly available, technically suitable, well documented and cheaper than a comparable new solution.
Machinery is specific technical equipment. Inventory often describes a broader setup with furniture, tools or installations.
No. company.ch helps buyers find offers and make contact, but it does not replace technical, legal or financial inspection.
