Used KUGLER Machines for Sale
UsedUltra feature used KUGLER micromachining centers, five-axis micro-milling and micro-grinding machines, flycutting systems, and diamond-turning drum lathes. Configurations can differ substantially in spindle equipment, rotary axes, metrology, controls, and environmental systems. Availability varies according to current inventory.
Available Used KUGLER Machines
About KUGLER Machines
Kugler GmbH is a German ultra-precision engineering company based in Salem. Its machine-building background developed from expertise in air-bearing guides, rotary tables, precision mechanics, and optical-component manufacturing. Historical KUGLER equipment was created for applications that extend beyond conventional CNC machining, particularly where smooth axis motion, thermal stability, extremely small feed increments, and controlled vibration are essential.
The company’s documented machine portfolio included MICROGANTRY micromachining centers, hydrostatic MICROMASTER platforms, FLYCUTTER optical-surface milling machines, and MICROTURN drum lathes. Depending on the model and installed options, these systems could support micro-milling, micro-drilling, micro-grinding, laser structuring, diamond turning, flycutting, and multi-axis machining of complex surfaces.
Characteristic design features included granite structures, direct linear drives, high-resolution measuring systems, air- or oil-bearing axes, high-speed spindles, vibration isolation, and temperature-controlled working areas. These technologies were directed toward metal optics, freeform surfaces, microstructured molds, optical gratings, scanner components, precision rollers, semiconductor-related parts, and research applications.
Used KUGLER machines attract specialized buyers because they can combine multiple precision processes within a compact platform. Their value, however, depends heavily on configuration, environmental requirements, control condition, available software, and the health of their precision bearing and metrology systems. Prospective buyers should therefore evaluate each machine as an application-specific production system rather than as a standard machining center.