They say that a picture is worth a 1000 words. What do you think this picture is saying about this press ? And how can you know for sure ? Maybe you've done your market price research and are thinking that you've found a nice machine at an attractive price. But does a fresh coat of paint on the outside necessarily mean for sure that there are not worn out bearings, leaking seals, and grinding gears hiding on the inside ? Can you tell from a picture if the electrical, pneumatic, and hydrualic devices and circuitry are intact and functional ?

"Caveat Emptor" is a latin term meaning 'let the buyer beware'. As a prospective buyer, of a used press, or any similar machine tool, you are obliged to protect yourself from making a poor purchasing decision by doing your due diligence inspections before commiting to buying it.

Why not hire an exert to 'kick the tires' for you, before you drive off the lot with a lemon. Let neucorp, inc perform the due diligence inspections and rest assured. We've been inspecting, updating, repairing, and rebuilding presses for 30 years.

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