Used KONDO Grinding Machines for Sale
UsedUltra feature used KONDO universal cylindrical grinders, hydraulic cylindrical grinders, CNC cylindrical grinders, angular grinders, and special-purpose grinding equipment. Machine capacity, control configuration, internal grinding attachments, gauging systems, and included tooling vary by unit. Availability varies according to current inventory.
Available Used KONDO Machines
About KONDO Machines
KONDO is a Japanese grinding-machine brand produced by Kondo Co., Ltd. in Toyokawa, Aichi Prefecture. The company concentrates on grinding technology rather than maintaining a broad portfolio of unrelated machine tools. Its product range includes manual and hydraulic cylindrical or universal grinders, CNC cylindrical and angular grinders, production grinding systems, roll grinders, groove grinders, and machines engineered for specialized workpieces.
One characteristic emphasized in KONDO’s product information is its hydrodynamic wheel-spindle bearing design. An oil film generated during spindle rotation supports stable movement and rigidity for both precision finishing and heavier grinding. The company also uses hand scraping on machine slide surfaces to establish controlled contact and positioning characteristics. Depending on the model and production specification, a KONDO grinder may incorporate hydraulic table movement, CNC wheelhead control, automatic sizing, dressing equipment, or loading automation.
These machines are relevant to manufacturers producing shafts, transmission-related parts, journals, bearing components, rollers, grooves, and other rotational workpieces. Manual and universal models can be attractive for toolrooms, maintenance departments, repair operations, and mixed-part production. CNC and automated machines are more closely aligned with repeat production in automotive and industrial component manufacturing.
Used KONDO grinders receive attention because the second-hand market includes both straightforward hydraulic machines and more specialized CNC configurations. This allows buyers to select equipment according to workpiece length, required grinding operations, automation level, and available capital.