Used Intermac Glass Drilling Machines

Inspect spindle runout, motor condition, coolant pump, frame straightness, and control electronics. Ask for maintenance records and recent photos or video of the machine drilling typical parts.

Check bit edges and diamond segments for wear, confirm proper concentricity, and run the spindle at working speeds to listen for vibration or noise. Request a cutting test on a scrap glass piece.

Drain coolant, secure moving parts, remove fragile accessories, and pack the spindle and controls. Use a transport company experienced with industrial glass equipment and crate or palletize to prevent shocks and moisture.

Maintain coolant cleanliness, inspect and replace worn tooling, check spindle bearings, clean filters, and verify stepper/servo calibration. Schedule preventive checks based on production hours.

Common spindles, pumps, seals, and diamond drill bits are widely available, but confirm model compatibility and lead times before purchase—especially for older or custom machines.