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New Gutter Machines for Sale
Seamless gutter machines roll 11-3/4 inch and 15 inch coil into 5-inch and 6-inch K-style gutter, and larger machines run 7-inch and 8-inch commercial profiles, box gutter, fascia gutter and half round. The listings here include KWM IronMan, New Tech Machinery Mach II and Englert MetalMan units in single-size and 5/6 combo configurations.A gutter machine is the cheapest way into on-site fabrication. New 5-inch machines list from about $7,900 to $9,800 and 5/6 combos from about $11,500 to $16,300 depending on brand and package, so a clean used machine in the $7,500 to $11,000 range saves real money but leaves little room for a rebuild. Check the forming rollers, drive system and shear before you buy, because a machine that runs a wavy or scratched gutter will cost you coil and callbacks.Most machines run a 3/4 to 1 HP 110 V motor and weigh 1,000 to 1,400 lb, so they ride in an enclosed trailer or box truck and run from a 5,000-watt generator. Combos take both coil widths and switch profiles in minutes. Read our used gutter machine guide for brand notes, what to check and recent prices.
Frequently asked questions
Should I buy a 5-inch, 6-inch or 5/6 combo machine?
Residential work is mostly 5-inch, larger roofs and light commercial are 6-inch, and a combo runs both from one frame. A combo costs a few thousand more than a single-size machine but far less than two machines and takes half the trailer space.
What does a used gutter machine cost?
Recent public listings show a like-new KWM 5/6 combo at $7,500, a two-year-old IronMan Jr. combo at $10,500, and a complete rig with trailer, brake and coil at $17,000. New dealer prices for KWM IronMan machines run about $7,900 for 5-inch to $11,600 for a combo, and NTM Mach II packages run $8,900 to $16,300.
How do I ship a gutter machine?
They weigh 1,000 to 1,400 lb, so they go crated on an LTL pallet or ride in an enclosed trailer. Remove the coil, strap through the frame rather than the rollers, and protect the shear handle and reel posts.