Arburg
Used Arburg Injection Molding Machines
Arburg injection molding machines are widely used in precision molding environments where consistent shot control and repeatable part accuracy are critical. The Allrounder series is known for stable machine performance and the ability to produce complex molded parts with tight dimensional tolerances.
At Hunter Plastics, each used Arburg machine is inspected for mechanical condition and operational readiness before being offered for sale. Our evaluation includes reviewing key operating systems, including clamping performance, hydraulic operation, and controller functionality, to help ensure the machine can be integrated into your existing molding operation with minimal setup delays.
Arburg 570 C 2000 800
Arburg 1500T 2000-675
Arburg 570C 2000 – 350-150
Arburg 1200T-800-150
Arburg 60 Complete Injection Unit
Arburg 675 Complete Injection Unit
How Arburg Injection Molding Machines Can Support Your Production?
High-Precision Electric Drive Systems
Servo-electric drive technology enables extremely accurate machine movements, helping you maintain tight tolerances and repeatable injection performance for precision-molded parts.
Flexible Machine Configurations
The modular ALLROUNDER platform supports various machine configurations, enabling you to run a wide range of molding applications, including multi-component parts, inserts, and technical components.
Compact Machine Footprint
Arburg machines feature space-efficient drive systems and compact layouts, helping you maximize production capacity within limited factory floor space.
Support for Advanced Molding Processes
Arburg machines are widely used for specialized processes such as micro-molding, multi-material molding, silicone processing, and the production of precision technical parts.
Key Features To Consider
Advanced Process Control
Arburg’s machine control systems allow you to adjust molding parameters and manage complex production sequences directly from the operator interface.
Energy-Efficient Machine Operation
Arburg machines are designed to reduce overall energy usage while maintaining stable injection performance during regular production cycles.
High Repeatability for Precision Parts
Accurate machine controls help maintain consistent cycle behavior, supporting tight tolerances when producing medical, technical, or precision-molded parts.
Scalable Production Capacity
Adding refurbished Arburg injection molding machines to your facility allows you to expand precision molding capacity while keeping equipment costs under control.
Why Buy Used Arburg Machines from Hunter Plastics
Machines Checked for Precision Performance
Each Arburg machine in our inventory is reviewed for mechanical condition and repeatability, helping to ensure it can support production requiring consistent and accurate molding.
Ready for Your Production Environment
The Allrounder platform supports a range of clamping forces and injection unit configurations. We review each unit to help match the machine to your mold requirements and production setup
Control System Operation Verified
Machine controls are checked to confirm stable operation and reliable access to stored molding programs, helping reduce issues during installation and startup.
Selected for Long-Term Serviceability
We prioritize Arburg machines with strong service history and ongoing parts support, helping ensure they remain dependable production assets.
FAQs
Arburg machines are built to last for decades. Even when used as equipment, they are built to deliver the repeatability and process stability that precision-molding environments require.
Yes. We ensure the controller is fully functional and configured to your preferred language. We also provide the original machine data so your technicians have access to the factory settings during setup.
Many machines in our inventory include EUROMAP 67 or SPI robot interfaces, allowing integration with common automation systems. Whether you are using an Arburg Multilift robot or a third-party system, our team can verify the available communication ports before purchase.
Your molds are a major investment, so we provide key specifications such as tie-bar spacing and platen layout before purchase. If you have a specific mold in mind, share the specs with us, and we can help confirm whether it will fit the machine.
Each machine listing includes the required voltage (for example, 230V or 460V). If your facility uses a different power setup, we can help you determine the appropriate transformer or electrical configuration needed for installation.














































