Inca machines

Inca bandsaws, table saws and planer-thicknessers, most of them reconditioned and each sold with its user manual.

Inca machines come from Injecta AG of Teufenthal, Switzerland, which began die-casting in 1921; the first Inca table saw followed in 1931. See reconditioned Inca machines for the machines in stock, and Inca spare parts to keep your own running. Machines over 30 kg go as heavy items: €50 delivery in France and €100 to the 34 European countries we deliver to. Elsewhere, or for a machine we don't have a weight for yet, send us your postcode and we'll reply with a price before you order.

Inca machines

Inca in four dates
1920
Injecta AG incorporated in Teufenthal, Aargau, Switzerland
1921
Die-casting begins, under a 1919 licence from Doehler of New York
1931
The first Inca table saw
1978
Production moves to Anould, in the Vosges, France
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Frequently asked questions

What guarantee comes with a reconditioned Inca machine?

The legal guarantees that apply to everything we sell: the legal guarantee of conformity and the guarantee against hidden defects, set out in our terms of sale. We give no commercial warranty on top of them. Each machine comes with its user manual.
Will the machine run on my workshop supply?

Inca machines exist in single-phase and three-phase versions, and the listing gives the power supply. Check it against your workshop supply before you order. If the listing doesn't say, ask us.
How is a machine delivered?

Machines over 30 kg go as heavy items: €50 delivery in France and €100 to the 34 European countries we deliver to. Elsewhere, or for a machine we don't have a weight for yet, send us your postcode and we'll reply with a price before you order.
Where were Inca machines made?

Inca was Injecta AG's brand for its own products, including its woodworking machines. Injecta was a die-casting works in Teufenthal, Switzerland, incorporated in 1920. The first Inca table saw dates from 1931, and production of Inca woodworking machines moved to Anould, in the Vosges, in 1978.

Part not listed?

We list more than 350 Inca parts by factory number. Send us the part no., or a photo and your machine’s model, and we’ll check.

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