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Used Arburg Controllers

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    ARBURG Controller Card 692 #138305

    ARBURG Controller Card 692 #138305

    • Manufacturer: Arburg

    692 Removed from: 40 Ton Arburg Injection Molding Machine Model: 270V 400-135 Serial: 166325 Expedited shipping services are available This piece is located at Ideal Machinery, Inc. on our showroom floor. Loca...

    $363 USD
    Warehouse
  • Trusted Seller
    ARBURG Controller Card 692 #106849

    ARBURG Controller Card 692 #106849

    • Manufacturer: Arburg

    SN 125.725 A Expedited shipping services are available This piece is located at Ideal Machinery, Inc. on our showroom floor. Located at: 10230 N. Holly Rd, Holly MI 48442

    $363 USD
    Warehouse
  • Arburg 425 A Controller S-N

    Arburg 425 A Controller S-N 82.533

    • Manufacturer: Arburg

    Arburg 425 A Controller S-N 82.533 The Arburg 425 A Controller S-N 82.533 is an important spare part for your production machines. Although this card is unused in its original packaging, it is sold as "used" beca...

    Lennestadt, Germany

Overview

Controllers are essential devices used to manage and regulate the operation of various machinery and equipment. They can range from simple on-off switches to complex programmable systems that control multiple functions. Controllers are critical in industries like manufacturing, automation, and robotics, ensuring precise and efficient operation of machines.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used controller?

Check the compatibility with your existing equipment, the age and condition of the controller, and whether it has been well-maintained. Ensure it meets the required specifications for your application.

How do I ensure the controller is shipped safely to my location?

Use a reliable shipping service that specializes in electronic equipment. Make sure the controller is securely packaged with adequate cushioning to prevent damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a controller?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the device, checking for software updates, and inspecting connections for wear or damage. Refer to the manufacturer’s manual for specific maintenance guidelines.