Used Liechti Machines We Buy
Used Liechti machines reach Machine Tool Exchange straight from the companies that own them, with no auction house and no broker in between. This hub holds 14 Liechti listings: 9 CNC vertical machining centers, 2 filed under 5-axis machining centers, 2 under CNC milling machines, and 1 under miscellaneous. Here is what actually moves an offer.
14 machines, page 1 of 1
Liechti G-MILL 550 Discontinued Model Brand LIECHTI Type Vertical Machining Centers
Liechti G-MILL 850 Discontinued Model Brand LIECHTI Type Vertical Machining Centers Cont
Liechti GO-MILL-350 Year (2007)
Liechti go-Mill 350 Year 2007 Location Moldova Category Machining centers - 5 axis Produ (2007)
Liechti GOMILL 350 Discontinued Model Brand LIECHTI Type Vertical Machining Centers Cont
Liechti Turboblisk 1005 Discontinued Model Brand LIECHTI Type Vertical Machining Centers
Liechti TURBOMILL 1400G TWIN Brand LIECHTI Type Universal Machining Centers Control Cont
Liechti TURBOMILL 2600XL Discontinued Model Brand LIECHTI Type Vertical Machining Center
Liechti TURBOMILL 800G Brand LIECHTI Type Vertical Machining Centers
Liechti Go-Mill (2007)
Liechti PST Liechti Year 2011 Location Switzerland Category Mixers - Liquid Mixers / Hom (2011)
Liechti Turbomill 1400g Twin Year 2011 Location Germany Category Machining centers - 5 a (2011)
Liechti TURBOMILL G Discontinued Model Brand LIECHTI Type Milling
Liechti TURBOMILL I Discontinued Model Brand LIECHTI Type Milling
What Is in the Liechti Listings We Hold
Vertical machining centers carry this hub. Nine of the 14 Liechti listings filed here sit under CNC Vertical Machining Centers, close to two thirds of the book. The remaining five split three ways: 2 under CNC 5-Axis Machining Centers, 2 under CNC Milling Machines, and 1 under CNC Miscellaneous Machines, which is a catalog bucket rather than a kind of machine. That split is complete and sums to 14. Every row carries the Liechti nameplate, and no second brand appears in this hub at all. Recorded build years run 2007 to 2011, but only 5 of the 14 listings record a year, so 9 carry none, which is why the plate on your machine outranks any catalog date. One more row-level fact, stated plainly rather than tidied away: among the fourteen catalog titles here, one reads as a mixer rather than a machining center. We quote the rows as they actually are.
Turbomill, Go-Mill and the Model Names on These Rows
A shop hunting a Liechti types the designation, not the category. Normalising spacing and case, the fourteen rows here carry these names: Turbomill 2600XL, Turbomill 1400G Twin, Turbomill 800G, Turbomill I, Turbomill G, Go-Mill 350, Go-Mill, Turboblisk 1005, G-Mill 850, G-Mill 550 and PST. Grouped by designation: Turbomill 6, Go-Mill 4, G-Mill 2, Turboblisk 1 and PST 1, which reconciles to 14. Go-Mill 350 accounts for three of those rows on its own, spelled three different ways, and Turbomill 1400G Twin covers two. The catalog's own model-family field keys on the leading token and reads TURBOMILL 6 and GO 3, because the solid-spelled Gomill row falls outside the GO bucket on spelling alone. Those two families cover 9 of the 14 listings: Turbomill splits 3 vertical machining centers, 2 CNC milling machines and 1 5-axis machine, and GO splits 2 vertical machining centers and 1 5-axis machine, so between them they cover both milling rows and both 5-axis rows.
What Determines the Offer on a Used Liechti
Model and designation group come first, because a Turboblisk 1005 and a G-Mill 550 are different conversations under one nameplate. Year comes next, and this hub shows exactly why we ask for it: 9 of the 14 listings here record no build year at all, so the data plate settles what a catalog line cannot. Then spindle hours, and a straight answer on whether the machine still holds tolerance. Control type and generation weigh heavily, since parts and service availability decides how fast a buying shop can put the machine back into production. List the tooling and accessories that travel with it. On the 5-axis rows, axis and rotary configuration moves the number by itself. Photos of the control screen and the work envelope speed things up and are not required. Jason Puuri scopes the machine and puts the number on the table himself, usually inside 24 to 48 hours.
Discontinued Model Lines and Why That Does Not Rule Out an Offer
The catalog flags 7 of these 14 listings as discontinued models: Turbomill 2600XL, Gomill 350, Turboblisk 1005, G-Mill 850, G-Mill 550, Turbomill I and Turbomill G. That is exactly half the rows here, and the owner of one has often already decided nobody will buy it. That decision is premature. A discontinued model line does not rule out an offer. What matters is whether the machine still holds tolerance, and whether parts and service for the control it runs are still reasonably available, because that governs how quickly a shop could put it back to work. The model number off the data plate is enough for us to place the machine before anyone discusses a number. On an older unit, factory documentation is not always easy to track down, so a couple of photos showing the overall footprint and how the machine sits in the bay are worth more than a spec sheet.
What to Have Ready Before You Call
Two things shorten the call. First the machine: model number off the data plate, year, control type and generation, spindle hours if they are tracked, condition including whether it still holds tolerance, table size and axis travel, a tooling list, and a couple of photos of the control screen and the work envelope. Second the paperwork: a bill of sale or other proof the company owns the machine outright, rather than still paying it off under a lease or finance agreement, speeds closing once you accept an offer, because we confirm ownership before scheduling pickup. Be clear who you are dealing with. Machine Tool Exchange is not a broker and not a listing service. There is no listing fee and no broker fee, and you sell to us rather than waiting while we find a third party. MTE is an affiliate of Superior Machine and Tool, active in the used CNC market since 2012.
Rigging, Payment and Clearing More Than One Machine
We arrange rigging, crating and freight at no cost to the seller, and we pay at pickup. No net-30, no waiting on an auction to close, no holdback until somebody downstream pays us. We buy in all 50 states. Condition is not a filter: a Liechti running production, a Liechti idle since the job that justified it ended, and a Liechti that needs work before it cuts again all get scoped and quoted. One machine and a full floor go on the same terms, and pulling several machines out during a changeover does not mean lumping them into one blanket number, since each is still scoped on its own hours, control and condition. If the floor you are clearing is mixed, the Liechti does not travel alone. We buy Mazak, Makino, DMG Mori and Okuma equipment on the same quote and pickup, so a changeover stays one conversation instead of four.
Common questions
What Liechti machines are in this hub right now?
Fourteen listings, all Liechti: nine vertical machining centers, two under CNC 5-Axis Machining Centers, two under CNC Milling Machines and one under CNC Miscellaneous Machines. That is the whole hub.
Do you buy Liechti Turbomill and Go-Mill machines?
Yes. Turbomill and Go-Mill show up most on our own Liechti rows, alongside G-Mill, Turboblisk and PST. We buy Liechti across the line, listed here or not.
How do I sell a used Liechti machine?
Three steps. Send the machine details, take the written offer, then we rig it and pay you at pickup. No listing period, no fee out of your side.
What details do you need before you can quote a Liechti?
Brand, model, year, condition, spindle hours and control type get us most of the way, and table size and axis travel finish it. Photos help but are not required.
Will you buy a Liechti whose model line has been discontinued?
Yes. The catalog flags seven of the fourteen listings here as discontinued models. The offer turns on whether it still holds tolerance and on parts and service for its control.
Do you buy 5-axis Liechti machines?
Yes. Two of the fourteen listings here are filed under CNC 5-Axis Machining Centers. Axis and rotary configuration gets scoped alongside hours and control, and we buy it direct.
Who pays for rigging, crating and freight, and when do I get paid?
We cover all of it, and you are paid when the truck loads, in all 50 states. Nothing is held back until the Liechti resells.
Thinking about selling Liechti Machines?
Most Liechti calls start with the data plate, and here it carries more weight than usual: nine of the fourteen listings in this hub record no build year, and the Go-Mill name alone is written four different ways across our own rows. Send the plate, the control screen and the hours, and Jason Puuri will get a number back.