Used cylindrical grinders are precision machine tools designed to remove material from rotating workpieces using abrasive grinding wheels, achieving tight tolerances and fine surface finishes. Buyers evaluating these machines should consider build years ranging from 1974 to 1998, alongside prominent brands such as Jones & Shipman, Cincinnati, and Shigiya available in universal, external, internal, and centerless configurations.
Cylindrical grinders shape the outside or inside diameters of shafts, spindles, sleeves, and other rotationally symmetrical parts. Configurations range from universal models for versatile toolroom work to dedicated external, internal, and centerless variants for production lines. Key specifications that separate machines include swing over bed, maximum grinding length, wheelhead swivel capabilities, spindle speed ranges, and whether the machine operates manually or via CNC controls like Fanuc.
When assessing a used cylindrical grinder, inspect the workhead and tailstock alignment for wear, check the wheel spindle bearings for radial play or runout, and examine the hydraulic table traverse for smooth reversal without surging. Verify the condition of the way lubrication system and check lead screws for backlash. Ensure the swing capacity, distance between centers, and internal quill reach match your typical workpiece dimensions.
The current inventory features a diverse selection of external, internal, universal, and centerless units, including rare production grinders and Fanuc-controlled CNC options. Brands represented include Jones & Shipman, Cincinnati, Shigiya, Landis, HEALD, Tripet, Churchill, and Karstens, with production years spanning from 1974 to 1998. All machines can be physically inspected at the Corel Machinery yard in Nashik before purchase.
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BSA England 4” Centerless Grinder
- Stock No.
- 400326
- Capacity
- —

Cincinnati Centerless Grinder
- Stock No.
- 400294
- Capacity
- Ø 20" x 8" Width

Jones & Shipman 1314 Universal Cylindrical Grinder
- Stock No.
- 1098
- Capacity
- Ø203 X 610 MM

Landis Universal Cylindrical Grinder
- Stock No.
- 717
- Capacity
- Ø280 X 680 MM

Jones Shipman 1305 Cylindrical Grinder
- Stock No.
- 18428
- Capacity
- Ø254 X 1016 MM

John Lund Universal Grinder
- Stock No.
- 724
- Capacity
- Ø380 X 1600 MM

Jones & Shipman 1314 Internal Cylindrical Grinder
- Stock No.
- 25237
- Capacity
- Ø203 X 610 MM

Tschudin HTG 412 Cylindrical Grinder
- Stock No.
- 1152
- Capacity
- Ø200 X 480 MM

Cincinnati Production Cylindrical Grinder 3000MM
- Stock No.
- 2320
- Capacity
- 3000 MM

Schaudt UR 1000 Cylindrical Grinder
- Stock No.
- 2399
- Capacity
- Ø360 X 1000 MM

Studer RM250 Cylindrical Grinder
- Stock No.
- 2472
- Capacity
- Ø130 X 250 MM

Ribon RUR 800 Cylindrical Grinder
- Stock No.
- 2487
- Capacity
- Ø320 X 800 MM

Stanko Production Universal Cylindrical Grinder
- Stock No.
- 2791
- Capacity
- Ø300 X 1500 MM

Landis 20 x 6 Centerless Grinder
- Stock No.
- 3282
- Capacity
- —

Jones Shipman 1212 Manual Cylindrical Grinder
- Stock No.
- 592
- Capacity
- Ø125 X 305 MM

Danobat Production Cylindrical Grinder
- Stock No.
- 311117
- Capacity
- Ø250 x 500 mm

Jones Shipman 1300 Universal Cylindrical Grinder
- Stock No.
- 400137
- Capacity
- Ø254 X 686 MM

Wickman Scrivener No 2J Centerless Grinder
- Stock No.
- 400162
- Capacity
- —

Shigiya-Okamoto G32 Production I.D./O.D. Cylindrical Grinder
- Stock No.
- 400164
- Capacity
- Ø320 x 600 mm

Jones Shipman 1310 Cylindrical Grinder (OD)
- Stock No.
- 400183
- Capacity
- Ø204 X 457 MM

Cincinnati R75 Production (ID/OD) Cylindrical Grinder
- Stock No.
- 400188
- Capacity
- Ø254 × 787 mm

Karstens 500 Cylindrical Grinder
- Stock No.
- 400203
- Capacity
- Ø240 X 500 MM

Jones Shipman 1074 (ID/OD) Cylindrical Grinder
- Stock No.
- 400221
- Capacity
- Ø254 X 457 MM

Churchill Internal Grinder
- Stock No.
- 400228
- Capacity
- —

Jones Shipman 1300 Universal Cylindrical Grinder
- Stock No.
- 400261
- Capacity
- Ø254 X 686 MM

Jones Shipman 1300 Universal Cylindrical Grinder
- Stock No.
- 400263
- Capacity
- Ø254 X 686 MM

Tripet MAR 200 Internal Grinder
- Stock No.
- 311073
- Capacity
- Ø260 x 200 mm
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Jones Shipman 2002 ID/OD Universal Cylindircal Grinder
- Stock No.
- 400313
- Capacity
- —

Heald NO.273A Internal Grinder
- Stock No.
- 400312
- Capacity
- —

Heald NO.72A Internal Grinder
- Stock No.
- 400311
- Capacity
- —

Rossi Monza 300 Centerless Grinder
- Stock No.
- 400310
- Capacity
- 1 - 50 mm

Shigiya 550x1500 CNC Cylindrical Grinder
- Stock No.
- 400200
- Capacity
- Ø550 X 1500 MM
Used Cylindrical Grinding Machines delivered across India
Used and second hand cylindrical grinding machines from our Nashik yard are running on shop floors in Pune, Mumbai, Nashik, Kolhapur, Aurangabad, Bengaluru, Hosur, Chennai, Coimbatore, Delhi NCR, Faridabad, Ludhiana, Rajkot and Ahmedabad. We ship anywhere in India and export worldwide.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the operational difference between universal and production cylindrical grinders in our inventory?
Universal grinders feature swiveling workheads, wheelheads, and internal grinding attachments to handle complex tapers and varied toolroom jobs. Production grinders are typically optimized for higher volume output with fixed-angle wheelheads and plunge or traverse cycles dedicated to specific outer or inner diameters.
How do internal grinding attachments on machines like the HEALD or Tripet units function?
Internal grinding attachments use a high-speed auxiliary spindle mounted behind the main wheelhead to finish bores, bushings, and internal tapers. When inspecting these units, verify the condition of the internal quill bearings and belt drives, as they operate at significantly higher RPMs than external wheels.
What should I check when evaluating the centerless grinders in stock, such as the Wickman Scrivener or Landis models?
Centerless grinders rely on a regulating wheel, a grinding wheel, and a work rest blade to support parts without centers. Inspect the regulating wheel drive gearbox, check the work rest blade for grooving or wear, and ensure the coolant filtration setup is clean to prevent swarf damage on finished components.
How does spindle bearing design affect surface finish on older cylindrical grinders?
Cylindrical grinders depend on precision hydrodynamic or precision ball bearing spindle assemblies to eliminate vibration. Any scoring, wear, or excessive clearance in these bearings will transfer chatter marks directly onto the ground surface of the workpiece, making spindle health inspection critical.