Selling your Hedelius Tiltenta 7: what sets the value
The Tiltenta 7 is the most compact long-bed size Hedelius builds in Meppen in the Emsland: 2,000, 2,600 or 3,600 mm of bed length, 4- and 5-axis machining with a swivelling spindle and an integrated NC rotary table, launched in 2013, current generation NEO. If you are still weighing up sizes within the family, the overview at Sell Hedelius Tiltenta covers that ground. This page is only about the 7 and which configuration details move its price.
Price indication (October 2026)
We have no reliable public price range for the Tiltenta 7. The bulk of all Tiltenta listings are offered as ‘price on request’, so we do not invent a band here but show how the configuration acts.
| Configuration | Effect on price |
|---|---|
| Bed length 2,000 mm | Smallest buyer pool of the 7 series, lower end |
| Bed length 2,600 mm | Broadest demand, well-marketable middle |
| Bed length 3,600 mm | Longest bed of the 7 series, upper end |
| NEO rather than previous generation | Clear premium, shorter time to sell |
| EL version (automation interface) | More unattended run time, premium |
| Work-area partition wall present | Opens up pendulum operation, appeals to subcontractors |
| Heidenhain rather than Siemens control | Broader buyer pool in Germany |
| Spindle hours | Explain the spread within a build year |
The table shows directions of effect, not prices, and is not an offer. The methodology behind our figures: What is my CNC machine worth?
What determines your Hedelius Tiltenta 7’s price
- Bed length from the type designation: 2,000, 2,600 or 3,600 mm decide the buyer group before anyone checks the condition.
- Partition-wall capability: if the modular work-area partition wall is present, the same machine covers long one-off parts and pendulum series — the strongest equipment argument on the 7.
- Generation: NEO or the previous generation from 2013; the build year is on the nameplate, the generation a buyer recognises from the control panel.
- Tool magazine: magazine size and the EL version decide whether lean-manned shifts are realistic.
- Spindle and NC rotary table: the most expensive assemblies to overhaul. A documented test run is your best selling document.
Typical buyers of a Hedelius Tiltenta 7
Buyers are mostly subcontract machinists with limited floor space, plus fixture builders and tool and mould makers. They are not looking for maximum bed length but for the shortest machine that still takes their frames and fixture plates in one set-up — and that can run series parts in pendulum operation in quieter weeks. All series at a glance: Hedelius brand hub.
How the sale works
The process follows our Hedelius acquisition process: the nameplate, bed length, generation, control, operating and spindle hours plus photos are enough for a first assessment. The offer and payment before pickup follow; we organise disassembly and transport. Details: How it works. Also relevant: Sell CNC milling machines.
More Hedelius model guides: Hedelius RotaSwing, Hedelius RotaSwing 80 and Hedelius BC and C.
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