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Used Sumitomo IntElect 130: Sell or Buy at Auction
Sumitomo (SHI) Demag is a leading manufacturer of all-electric and hybrid injection molding machines: formed from the combination of Sumitomo Heavy Industries and Demag Plastics Machinery. The IntElect all-electric series delivers high precision, energy efficiency, and repeatability for medical, packaging, and technical molding applications. Sumitomo Demag machines are a standard in precision plastics manufacturing.
The Sumitomo (SHI) Demag IntElect 130 is an all-electric injection molding machine rated at 130 tons of clamping force, the figure that gives the model its name. It pairs a toggle clamp with direct-drive servo motors on the clamp, injection, plasticizing, and ejection axes, and that belt-free, all-electric layout is what earns the IntElect line its tight shot-to-shot repeatability, quiet running, and low energy draw. Current units run Sumitomo Demag's NC5 plus control and can be specified with more than one injection unit and screw diameter, so shot size is matched to the part rather than the frame. At this tonnage it is a workhorse for medical device components, precision packaging closures, and small technical automotive parts, where running without hydraulic oil suits clean-room molding and helps hold a tight process window. Buyers shopping this size are usually precision, medical, or packaging molders replacing an aging hydraulic press or adding electric capacity, and they look hard for well-documented IntElect units with low cycle counts and complete tooling records. KD Auctions markets machines like this to its 500,000+ industry contacts, and clean, verifiable mid-size all-electric presses consistently draw strong bidder interest at auction.
Buying a Used IntElect 130
Medical device plastics manufacturers, packaging producers, automotive technical component molders, and precision custom injection molding operations. All-electric IntElect machines attract energy-conscious buyers who value clean room compatibility and process repeatability.
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Sumitomo Demag all-electric machines achieve premium auction results. IntElect machines attract medical and precision molding buyers who recognize their clean-room compatibility and energy efficiency. Well-documented machines with low cycle counts command the strongest prices.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a used Sumitomo Demag IntElect 130 worth at auction?
Resale value depends on the machine's age, hours or cycle count, condition, control generation, and the tooling or auxiliary equipment sold with it, far more than the model name alone. KD Auctions provides a free AMEA-accredited, USPAP-compliant appraisal that reports both orderly liquidation value (OLV) and forced liquidation value (FLV), so you know where your IntElect 130 stands before deciding whether to sell. Most sellers pay nothing out of pocket.
How does the IntElect 130 compare to other IntElect sizes, and who typically buys one?
The 130 sits in the mid-range of the IntElect series: it carries more clamping force than the smaller frames built for micro-molding and small precision parts, and less than the larger machines used for bigger technical components and higher cavity counts. That makes it a common fit for medical device molders, packaging producers, and automotive component shops that need an all-electric press sized for mid-volume precision work rather than long runs of large parts. Sellers ready to move one can call KD Auctions at 480.455.3910: a managed auction typically runs 6 to 10 weeks from engagement to payout, an onsite team can be dispatched within 48 to 72 hours, and commission is tailored to the engagement and quoted upfront, so most sellers pay nothing out of pocket.
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Sumitomo (SHI) Demag is a leading manufacturer of all-electric and hybrid injection molding machines: formed from the combination of Sumitomo Heavy Industries and Demag Plastics Machinery.
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