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Buy second-hand wide-belt sanding machines – Kündig, Heesemann, Johannsen, SCM and Jet, directly from specialist retailers. We list sanding machines for joinery, furniture-making and interior fit-out: automatic wide-belt and surface sanders, long-belt sanders, edge sanders and machines for profiles. Prices range from approx. €590 for a sanding bench to approx. €13,900 for an automatic surface sander.
What you’ll find here
Wide-belt and surface sanding machines: The Kündig ENORM 1300-2, with a working width of 1,300 mm, calibrates and sands solid timber, laminated timber and veneered panels in a continuous process. The Heesemann MFA is a multi-purpose surface sanding machine for intermediate sanding of varnished surfaces and veneer.
Long-belt sanders: The Johannsen T85 and T95 feature a circulating sanding belt above a movable table; the belt is pressed down using a hand-held sanding shoe. For individual components, doors and cabinet bodies in joinery workshops.
Edge, profile and drum sanders: SCM Samco Unilev 15 and Jet EHVS-80 for edges and curves; the Löser S0 profile sander for mouldings and profiles; the KED II HDZ drum sander for thin workpieces; plus a sanding bench from Langbein.
What we look for in second-hand sanding machines
Units: The contact roller (calibration, high stock removal) and the sanding shoe (fine sanding) have different functions. We check the rubber coating and concentricity of the rollers, as well as the covering on the sanding shoes.
Conveyor belt and table: The conveyor belt must not have any cracks; the table must be adjustable to remain parallel. A vacuum table holds short and thin workpieces securely.
Belt control and belt size: Pneumatic belt oscillation and the belt break shut-off must be in working order. The belt size should be a standard one so that sanding belts can be purchased at a reasonable price.
Application and wear: We enquire about operating time and materials. Machines used in interior finishing for intermediate sanding of painted surfaces are generally subject to less wear than calibrating machines in laminated timber production. For long-belt sanders, we check table movement, belt tension and belt run.
Extraction and fire safety: Sanding dust is fine and explosive. The machine requires a suitably sized extraction system; we check extraction hoods and spark arrestors to ensure they are complete.
| Machine type | Application | Models in stock | Price range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wide-belt sander | Calibration, surface grinding | Kündig ENORM 1300-2 | approx. €7,900 |
| Automatic surface sander | Veneer, intermediate sanding of lacquered surfaces | Heesemann MFA | approx. €13,900 |
| Long-belt sander | Doors, cabinet bodies, individual components | Johannsen T85, T95 | approx. €1,590–2,490 |
| Edge sander | Edges, radii | SCM Samco Unilev 15, Jet EHVS-80 | approx. €790–2,900 |
| Profile/drum sander | Mouldings, thin parts | Löser S0, KED II HDZ | approx. €790–1,900 |
Brands and suppliers
Kündig from Switzerland and Heesemann from Bad Oeynhausen specialise in wide-belt and surface sanding machines, Johannsen in long-belt sanders, and SCM in edge sanders. All sanding machines in this category are supplied by Ochmann Holzbearbeitungsmaschinen, a dealer in second-hand joinery, cabinetmaking and window-making machinery. Ask your dealer about suitable sanding belts and spare parts; these are readily available for common models.
Frequently asked questions about second-hand wood sanding machines
How much does a second-hand wide-belt sander cost?
A Kündig ENORM 1300-2 costs around €7,900 with us, whilst the Heesemann MFA costs around €13,900. The working width, number of units and control system determine the price.
Wide-belt or long-belt sander?
The long-belt sander is versatile for individual pieces and large surfaces, but requires manual operation. The wide-belt sander sands evenly and accurately in a single pass and is worthwhile as soon as you regularly work with laminated timber, doors or cabinet fronts.
What working width do I need?
1,100 mm is sufficient for fronts and frame parts; with 1,300 mm, you can also sand door leaves and wide laminated timber panels in a single pass.
What is the difference between calibrating and fine sanding?
During calibration, a hard contact roller with a coarse grit removes material and brings parts to a uniform thickness. Fine sanding, using a sanding shoe and fine grit, prepares the surface for varnish or oil.
What extraction system does a wide-belt sander require?
Wide-belt sanders require significantly more airflow than a panel saw. Before purchasing, check that your system meets the manufacturer’s specified requirements; otherwise, the belts will clog and dust will remain inside the machine.
Can I test a sander before buying it?
Arrange an appointment directly with the retailer. A test sanding session using your own workpiece will demonstrate the surface finish and dimensional accuracy, and whether the conveyor belt and sanding units are operating smoothly.
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