Used Gurutzpe Machines We Buy
Used Gurutzpe machines come to Machine Tool Exchange one way: we buy them outright from the companies that own them, no consignment and no broker. This hub is one brand and 85 listings, filed 49 Metal Cutting and 36 CNC Lathes, carrying 81 distinct model designations, with build years recorded on 19 of them and running 1978 to 2022.
85 machines, page 1 of 4
Gurutzpe A 1000 2G- Gurutzpe A 1000 CNC
Gurutzpe A-1200 (2007)- Gurutzpe A-1600/1550
- Gurutzpe A-2000/1850
Gurutzpe AUTO M-S (2002)- Gurutzpe GHD30
- Gurutzpe GLH25
Gurutzpe TIMEMASTER-SUPER (1999)
Gurutzpe A 800 CNC (2002)- Gurutzpe AUTO M 320
Gurutzpe AUTO M-S CNC (2002)- Gurutzpe G-WIND/1850
Gurutzpe A1000/2 Category Lathes - CNC lathes Get price- Gurutzpe SUPER Mx2000
Gurutzpe super BT 2000/800 Year Location Spain Category Lathes - Parallel lathes
Gurutzpe Super-BT Category Lathes - Heavy-duty lathes- Gurutzpe A-1000 4G (2004)
Gurutzpe AUTO (2002)
Gurutzpe GL- Gurutzpe Super AT 400/6000
- Gurutzpe Super AT 500/4000
- Gurutzpe A-1000
- Gurutzpe B-2200
What the 85 Gurutzpe Listings Actually Are
Every listing here is Gurutzpe, all 85 of them, and no second brand appears in the group. The catalog files them into exactly two buckets: Metal Cutting at 49 and CNC Lathes at 36. There is no third category here, no Other and no Miscellaneous residue bucket, which is unusual across our hubs. Read the 49 carefully, though. Metal Cutting is the catalog's generic parent bucket rather than a machine type, so it is the biggest number here and the one that describes the least. CNC Lathes at 36 is the specific machine-type signal. The sharper fact is the model column: 81 distinct model designations across 85 listings. Only three designations repeat at all, SUPER AT at three, A1000 at two and A-1200 at two, leaving 78 listings with a model string that appears exactly once. Build years are recorded on 19 of the 85, running from 1978 to 2022.
The SUPER Line Is a Third of This Hub
SUPER is the largest family here at 30 listings, better than a third of the 85 and six times the next family value. It is also the least diagnostic. The catalog files those 30 as 19 Metal Cutting and 11 CNC Lathes, roughly the hub's own 49/36 shape, so SUPER on a plate does not settle what the machine is. The strings a searcher types are here: SUPER AT, the most repeated designation in the hub, then SUPER BT 10000/800, SUPER BT 6000X660, SUPER BT 3000/700, SUPER AT 4000X1000mm, Super AT 500/4000, Super AT 400/6000, SUPER M 1500 X 600 MM, SUPER Mx2000, SUPER-M, SUPER-B, TIMEMASTER-SUPER, and SUPER A 4500, whose descriptor reads Heavy-duty lathes. Those trailing numbers are the catalog's record of capacity, the first thing scoped. The catalog is inconsistent about the name: SUPER AT and Super AT both appear, and Suber BT is almost certainly its own misspelling.
The A-Series and How the Catalog Records It
The A-series is the second cluster, and it is far bigger as a set of strings than as a family. A1000 is the family value at four listings, filed two Metal Cutting and two CNC Lathes, the only exact even split the catalog records. Almost every other A machine is a one-off: A-1000, A-1000/1, A-1000/ 2, A-1000 PLUS, A-1000 4G x 5000, A1000/3G, A-1200/1100, A-1600/1350, A 1600, A-2000/1850, A-2000/2050, A 1000 CNC, A 800 CNC, and the A1000/2 token whose catalog descriptor reads CNC lathes. Two of the hub's three repeated designations are A machines, A1000 at two listings and A-1200 at two. Then there is the punctuation. A1000, A-1000 and A 1000 CNC are three separate strings in this catalog for what a seller reads off one plate as the same size class, and we scope all three the same way. The trailing numbers record capacity, not a published specification.
What Determines the Offer on a Used Gurutzpe
There is no blanket Gurutzpe number, and the catalog shows why: 81 distinct model designations across 85 listings, 78 of them appearing exactly once. Barely a machine in this book repeats, so each gets scoped on its own. Jason Puuri looks at the machine himself rather than running a formula. What he asks first is capacity as recorded on the data plate, which is what size-coded designations like SUPER BT 10000/800 and A-1000 4G x 5000 are recording. After that: spindle and way condition, whether the machine still holds tolerance, tailstock and steady-rest configuration, chuck and bar capacity, what tooling comes with it, and whether the control is serviceable enough to put back to work. Age is a question, not a disqualifier. Recorded build years here run 1978 to 2022 on the 19 listings that carry a year, so a machine from either end of that span is worth showing us.
AUTO, AT, and the Gurutzpe Machines That Are Not SUPER or A-Series
AUTO is the lathe-leaning family here: five listings, four filed CNC Lathes and one Metal Cutting, the strongest single-bucket lean the catalog records. AUTO M-S CNC and AUTO M-S CNC 6000 are two of the strings behind it. AT is recorded as a family at two listings, and the catalog does not record how those two are filed, so we do not guess. Past that the hub gets odd one string at a time: G-POWER/1550, G-POWER/2050, G-WIND/1850, G-RAIL/1350, GLH25, GLH30 and GLX13 each appear once, as does TIMEMASTER-SUPER, and AT 2000 is the listing whose catalog descriptor reads Parallel lathes. The payoff for a seller: 44 of the 85 listings sit in a family of one, and 78 of the 85 model strings appear exactly once, so "my model is not on your page" is the normal case here, not the exception. The designation on the plate is enough for us to place it.
Selling a Gurutzpe Outright Instead of Consigning or Auctioning It
Four routes exist for a used Gurutzpe and only one of them ends with the machine paid for and gone. Consignment leaves the money waiting on a buyer who has not appeared yet. An auction hands the number to whoever turns up on the day. A builder trade-in only exists if you are buying new at the same time. Machine Tool Exchange, a division of Superior Machine and Tool, buys the machine and owns it, with no listing fee, no broker commission, and nothing to purchase on your side. That holds for one lathe and for a whole row, and a row is still scoped machine by machine, which matters in a hub where 78 of 85 listings carry a designation that appears exactly once. Rigging and freight are ours to arrange. Tell us early if the machine is idle, apart, or still sitting on a lease or finance agreement, and closing goes faster.
Common questions
How do I sell a Gurutzpe lathe?
Photograph the data plate first. The size numbers in a Gurutzpe designation, the 10000/800 or 4000X1000mm part, are what get scoped, with condition and tooling. A written offer follows from Superior Machine and Tool.
Do you buy Gurutzpe SUPER series machines?
Yes. SUPER is the largest family here, 30 of the 85 listings, filed 19 Metal Cutting and 11 CNC Lathes, so the token alone does not settle what the machine is.
My Gurutzpe model number is not shown on this page. Do you still buy it?
Expect that. Three designations repeat in this entire hub, SUPER AT, A1000 and A-1200, and everything else is a one-off. An unlisted Gurutzpe number is what the catalog looks like, not an obstacle.
Is this a listing service, or do you buy the machine yourself?
The second one. Machine Tool Exchange takes ownership of the Gurutzpe and pays for it, so nothing about your payment waits on a third party deciding to buy the machine.
Should I put a Gurutzpe through an auction instead?
The two work differently. An auction fixes the date and leaves the number open. We fix the number and work the date around your floor. Each Gurutzpe gets scoped alone.
Will you buy a Gurutzpe that is not currently running?
Yes. Running is not a condition of the offer. A Gurutzpe idle since a job ended, or apart mid-repair, still gets scoped. Tell us its state with the plate photo and the number stays accurate.
What paperwork do I need to sell a Gurutzpe?
Title is what matters. If the Gurutzpe is still on a lease or finance agreement, say so early. Otherwise a bill of sale and whatever service records exist are enough to schedule pickup.
Thinking about selling Gurutzpe Machines?
A blanket Gurutzpe number would be fiction in a hub where 78 of the 85 listings carry a designation that appears exactly once. Instead: read your plate, look at how the machine sits, scope that one machine. Jason Puuri does that himself. Send the plate photo to start.