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Used Arburg Allrounder 375V: Sell or Buy at Auction

Arburg is a premium German injection molding machine manufacturer: known for the Allrounder series of toggle-clamp and hydraulic injection molding machines used across medical, automotive, electronics, and consumer products. Arburg machines are prized for precision, reliability, and the Selogica and Gestica control systems. Arburg's all-electric Allrounder A series commands particularly strong demand.

The Arburg Allrounder 375V is a compact vertical-clamp injection molding machine from Arburg's V series, which is built for insert molding and overmolding rather than the general-purpose work a horizontal press handles. Because the clamping unit runs on a vertical axis, the mold opens upward and leaves the lower half facing the operator, giving a person or robot top-down access to place metal terminals, connectors, lead frames, or other pre-formed parts into the cavity before the shot. Many 375V machines are paired with a rotary or shuttle table so one station can be loaded while the other is molding, which keeps a labor-intensive insert cycle moving. The 375V sits at the smaller end of the clamping-force range, on the order of 500 kN or roughly 55 US tons, and depending on when it was built it carries Arburg's Selogica or the newer Gestica control. That size and layout suit automotive connector and terminal overmolders, electronics encapsulation shops, and medical device manufacturers running insert work: buyers who specifically need vertical clamping and will not substitute a horizontal Allrounder. Because that pool is narrower and more specialized, KD Auctions markets a 375V straight into its 500,000+ industry contacts and targets the insert and overmolding specialists inside that network, rather than the broad general-purpose audience a horizontal press would draw.

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