Machine tools





ABC TYR WT 0730 AV





Fanuc S-420 i F





Szlifierka stołowa tarczowa talerzowa
70,57EUR
- ≈ 79,96 USD
- ≈ 60,33 GBP





ABC BH 4337





Wise Service Automatic double-headed guillotine WSG3
7 940EUR
- ≈ 9 070 USD
- ≈ 6 843 GBP



Wise Service Automatic screwing center WS910
22 450EUR
- ≈ 25 645 USD
- ≈ 19 349 GBP


Wise Service Automatic window sill cutting center WS1001
18 200EUR
- ≈ 20 790 USD
- ≈ 15 686 GBP




Wise Service Automatic measuring roller WSR3000
6 200EUR
- ≈ 7 082 USD
- ≈ 5 343 GBP


Wise Service Logistic composition of business residues WS700
32 950EUR
- ≈ 37 639 USD
- ≈ 28 399 GBP




Wise Service Saw for cutting the remote frame WS1080
10 100EUR
- ≈ 11 537 USD
- ≈ 8 705 GBP





Wise Service Automatic positioner for installing the corresponding bars WS301
7 150EUR
- ≈ 8 167 USD
- ≈ 6 162 GBP

Wise Service Double-headed station for drilling holes for the impost in the frame WS402
19 450EUR
- ≈ 22 218 USD
- ≈ 16 763 GBP





ABC 1603





KNOLL 300S-2





BMT SPE100/10-600G





KOLB





AC Hydraulic WT 1000





WMW Tischbohr- und Fäswerk UNION BFT 90-3
39 900EUR
- ≈ 45 578 USD
- ≈ 34 389 GBP





ABC HS-TS65 CE
53 981EUR
- ≈ 61 664 USD
- ≈ 46 526 GBP
Machine Tools for Sale
Machine tools are an essential part of any manufacturing or industrial operation. They are devices used to shape or machine metal or other rigid materials, usually by cutting, boring, grinding, shearing, or other forms of deformation. Applications of machine tools include creating individual parts, large-scale production, and anything in between.
Types of Machine Tools
There are a variety of machine tools available. The most common types include:
- Lathes – spin the workpiece against a cutting tool
- Milling machines – use a rotating cutting tool to remove material
- Grinding machines – use an abrasive wheel to shape the workpiece
- Drill presses – ideal for accurate drilling in various materials
- Saws – including band saws and circular saws for cutting tasks
- Planers – used to create flat surfaces with high precision
Each type of machine tool is designed for a specific manufacturing process.
Key Technical Specifications
When selecting machine tools, it's crucial to consider their technical specifications. These may include the tool's power source (electric, hydraulic, pneumatic, etc.), operational speed, material compatibility, size and weight, and the precision and accuracy of the tool.
Popular Brands and Models
Popular brands of machine tools include:
- Haas – known for its CNC machines, such as the Haas ST and VF series
- Mazak – recognized for multi-tasking machines like the Integrex series
- Doosan – offers versatile CNC lathes and machining centers
- DMG Mori – famous for high-precision and automated machines
Each brand offers various models with different features and capabilities.
Prices and Availability
The price of machine tools can vary greatly depending on the brand, model, and whether the tool is new or used. New machine tools tend to be more expensive but come with warranties and the latest features. On the other hand, used or second-hand machine tools are often more affordable and are a good choice for businesses on a budget.
For example, a used Haas CNC lathe may cost around €25,000–€40,000, while a new one can reach €80,000–€100,000. A Mazak vertical machining center might range from €30,000 used to over €100,000 new. Basic drill presses and grinders can be found starting from €500 to €5,000 depending on condition and features.
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FAQ
When buying used machine tools, you should consider the tool's condition, age, brand, and any maintenance records. You should also ensure the tool has no significant damage and is in good working order.
Common maintenance issues with machine tools include wear and tear on moving parts, alignment problems, and issues with the power source or control system.
To ensure compatibility, you should check the power requirements, size, and operational specifications of the machine tool against your existing factory equipment.