EDM machines are specialist precision assets for toolmaking, mould work, aerospace, medical and hard-metal machining. Wire EDM, die-sink EDM and spark erosion machines from Mitsubishi, Sodick, Agie Charmilles, Makino and Fanuc Robocut get judged on control, tank size, hours, accuracy, generator and condition. EDM buyers are detail-focused, so spec quality has more impact on price here than in most categories.
Charter presents EDM machines to buyers who understand the technology and need specific capability. Send photos, make and model details, control information, accessories and service history where available. A specialist comes back within two working days with a valuation and a recommendation on the right channel: direct purchase, buyer match, or managed sale. 0% sellers fees on every route.
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EDM Machines — sellers ask
- How much is my EDM machine worth?
- Depends on whether it's wire EDM or die-sink EDM, plus manufacturer, year, control, tank or table size, generator, hours, condition, accuracy, tooling and service history. EDM buyers are detail-focused, so spec quality matters more than in many categories. Send the details and Charter responds within two working days.
- What's the difference between wire EDM and die-sink EDM?
- Wire EDM uses a moving wire to cut precise profiles. Die-sink EDM uses shaped electrodes to erode cavities or forms. The buyer markets overlap in precision engineering and toolmaking, but each machine type values against different technical requirements. Different kit, different specialist set.
- Which EDM manufacturers does Charter handle?
- Mitsubishi, Sodick, Agie Charmilles, Makino, Fanuc Robocut and other recognised brands. The valuation depends on model, age, control, condition, capability and available service records. These brands have a specialist buyer base Charter taps directly.
- Can I sell an EDM machine that is not under power?
- Yes, but powered-on usually helps because EDM buyers want to verify controls, pumps, axes and overall function. If the machine is disconnected, Charter still reviews photos, specification, history and condition before advising on value. The valuation may shift slightly but the route stays open.
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