Concord Machine Tools

Sell Your Used CNC Machine or Metalworking Equipment

Do you have a used CNC machine, surplus metalworking equipment, or other industrial machinery that you no longer need? Concord Machine Tools purchases used CNC machines and metalworking equipment from manufacturers, machine shops, fabricators, and other businesses throughout the United States.

Whether you are selling a single CNC machine, multiple machines, surplus equipment, or an entire manufacturing facility, our team can evaluate your equipment and discuss the best way to move forward. We specialize in the purchase and resale of used CNC machinery and industrial manufacturing equipment.

Based in Troy, Michigan, Concord Machine Tools serves sellers throughout the United States and internationally. Submit your machine information below to begin the evaluation process.

We Buy Used CNC & Metalworking Machinery

Concord Machine Tools evaluates a wide range of used CNC machines, machine tools, fabricating equipment, and other industrial machinery. Equipment is considered based on factors such as manufacturer, model, configuration, condition, age, options, and current market demand.

  • CNC Vertical Machining Centers
  • CNC Horizontal Machining Centers
  • CNC Mills
  • CNC Lathes & Turning Centers
  • 5-Axis Machining Centers
  • Multi-Axis CNC Machines
  • Swiss-Type CNC Lathes
  • CNC Grinders
  • EDM Machines
  • Boring Mills
  • Manual Mills & Lathes
  • Fabricating Machinery
  • Press Brakes
  • Stamping Presses
  • Laser Cutting Equipment
  • Plasma Cutting Equipment
  • Waterjet Cutting Equipment
  • Other Metalworking Machinery

We consider equipment from many major machine tool manufacturers, including Haas, Mazak, Okuma, Doosan, Hurco, Makino, and many others.

Sell One Machine or an Entire Facility

Single Machines

Have one CNC machine or other piece of equipment you no longer need? We evaluate individual machines across a wide range of manufacturers, models, ages, and configurations.

Multiple Machines

If your company is upgrading equipment, downsizing, consolidating operations, or replacing a group of machines, we can evaluate multiple pieces of equipment together.

Complete Shops & Facilities

For machine shop closures, facility relocations, plant consolidations, and larger equipment liquidations, we can evaluate groups of CNC and metalworking machinery and discuss appropriate selling solutions.

Request a Used CNC Machine Evaluation

Tell us about the machine or equipment you have available. Include the manufacturer, model, year, condition, controls, options, and any other information you have available. The more information you provide, the easier it is for our team to evaluate the equipment.

Sell Your Machine

Provide details below for a fast evaluation.

📌 Tip: Include condition, tooling, controls, and a price idea to speed up our response.

How to Sell Your CNC Machine

1. Submit Your Machine Information

Start by providing the manufacturer, model, year, condition, location, and other relevant information about your equipment. Photos, machine hours, controls, options, and tooling can also be helpful.

2. We Evaluate Your Equipment

We review the machine's specifications, configuration, age, condition, location, and other factors that can affect its current used-equipment market value.

3. Discuss the Selling Opportunity

After reviewing the information, we can discuss the equipment and determine whether it is a fit for our current purchasing and resale needs.

4. Coordinate the Transaction

When a transaction is completed, machine removal and transportation can be coordinated according to the circumstances of the sale.

How Much Is My Used CNC Machine Worth?

Determining the value of a used CNC machine involves much more than simply looking at its original purchase price or age. The current market value of a machine depends on its specifications, configuration, condition, and demand for that particular type of equipment.

Factors that can affect the value of used CNC machinery include:

  • Manufacturer and model
  • Year of manufacture
  • CNC control
  • Machine configuration
  • Spindle speed and spindle type
  • Machine and spindle hours
  • Table size and work envelope
  • Tool changer capacity
  • Number of axes
  • Fourth- or fifth-axis equipment
  • Coolant and probing systems
  • Tooling and workholding
  • Maintenance history
  • Current market demand

If you are unsure what your machine is worth, you do not need to determine its value before contacting us. Providing accurate machine information allows our team to evaluate the equipment and discuss its potential market value.

Information That Helps Us Evaluate Your Machine

The more information you can provide, the easier it is to evaluate your equipment. Useful information includes:

  • Manufacturer and model
  • Year of manufacture
  • Serial number
  • CNC control
  • Machine and spindle hours
  • Machine condition
  • Major options and accessories
  • Tool changer and spindle specifications
  • Tooling and workholding
  • Maintenance or service history
  • Current machine location
  • Whether the machine is operational
  • Photographs of the machine
  • Photograph of the manufacturer's data plate

If you do not have all of this information, that is okay. Submit the information you have and provide any additional details in the message field of the form.

Why Sell to Concord Machine Tools?

  • Experienced used CNC and metalworking machinery professionals
  • Market-based equipment evaluations
  • Experience with individual machines, multiple-machine purchases, and larger equipment liquidations
  • Knowledge of CNC machine specifications, configurations, and manufacturers
  • Domestic and international used machinery resale experience
  • Michigan-based machinery dealer serving sellers nationwide

Selling Surplus or Idle Machinery

Unused machinery can occupy valuable floor space and tie up capital that could otherwise be used elsewhere in your business. Equipment may become surplus because of production changes, technology upgrades, facility consolidation, or other business decisions.

If you have CNC machinery or other metalworking equipment that is no longer being used, Concord Machine Tools can evaluate the equipment and determine whether it is a fit for our current inventory and resale market.

Selling Machinery When Closing or Relocating a Facility

Closing a manufacturing facility, relocating a machine shop, or consolidating production can involve many machines and other industrial assets. Understanding the equipment and its current market position is an important part of developing an effective selling strategy.

Concord Machine Tools can evaluate groups of CNC machines and metalworking equipment and discuss potential solutions for moving the equipment efficiently. Whether you are selling one machine or dealing with a larger facility liquidation, contact us to discuss your equipment.

Frequently Asked Questions About Selling Used CNC Machines

Do you buy individual CNC machines?

Yes. Concord Machine Tools purchases individual CNC machines and other used metalworking equipment when the equipment is a good fit for our inventory and current market demand.

What types of CNC machines do you buy?

We evaluate a wide range of CNC equipment, including vertical machining centers, horizontal machining centers, CNC lathes, turning centers, multi-axis machines, grinders, EDM equipment, boring mills, and other CNC machine tools.

Do you buy older CNC machines?

Yes. Machine age is one factor in determining value, but it is not the only factor. Manufacturer, model, configuration, condition, control, options, and current market demand are also important considerations.

Do you buy machines that are not currently running?

Equipment that is not currently operational can still be considered depending on the machine, condition, manufacturer, model, configuration, and circumstances. Please describe the machine's condition accurately when submitting your equipment.

Do you buy multiple CNC machines?

Yes. We can evaluate multiple machines, including equipment being sold as part of a production change, facility consolidation, relocation, or plant liquidation.

Do you buy complete machine shops?

We can evaluate complete machine shops and larger groups of industrial equipment. Depending on the circumstances, different selling and liquidation solutions may be appropriate.

How do you determine the value of a used CNC machine?

Used CNC machine values are influenced by the manufacturer, model, age, configuration, control, condition, hours, options, location, and current market demand. Comparable equipment and resale potential are also important considerations.

What information should I provide when selling my machine?

At a minimum, provide the manufacturer, model, year, condition, and your contact information. Additional information such as the CNC control, machine hours, options, tooling, maintenance history, serial number, and photographs can help us evaluate the equipment more accurately.

Do I need to know what my machine is worth before contacting you?

No. If you are unsure of the machine's current value, provide as much information as you have and our team can review the equipment and discuss its potential market value.

Do you buy used machinery outside of Michigan?

Yes. Concord Machine Tools works with sellers throughout the United States and has domestic and international experience buying and reselling used machinery.

Have a Used CNC Machine to Sell?

Whether you have one surplus machine or an entire facility full of equipment, Concord Machine Tools can help you determine the next step. Contact Concord Machine Tools or submit your machine information above to get started.