Used Multicam Machines We Buy
Used Multicam machines come through Machine Tool Exchange as a flat-table cutting book, and we buy them outright from the companies that own them. This hub holds 220 Multicam listings: 47 carry a 3000 designation, 13 a 5000, 13 a 1000 and 12 an MG. Here is what actually moves an offer on one.
220 machines, page 1 of 10
Multicam 3000 (2007)
Multicam 5103 R (2003)
Multicam 1000 SERIES (2012)
Multicam 1000 SERIES PLASMA (2011)
Multicam 3000 SERIES PLASMA- Multicam APEX1R (2024)
- Multicam APEX3R (2022)
- Multicam MG 103
Multicam MG-SERIES (2000)
Multicam 3000 SERIES PLASMA (2014)
Multicam 48 (1998)
Multicam APEX 1 (2020)- Multicam APEX3R (2017)
- Multicam M3521-C
- Multicam MT 510
Multicam V SERIES (2012)
Multicam V-Series
Year (2013)
Multicam 1-204-R-PF (2014)
Multicam MULTICAM (2012)
Multicam 3000 Series (2007)
Multicam 7-209-R (2011)
Multicam MG305 (2000)
Multicam Pro Series
Multicam 1000 Series Description CNC Router Reference (2014)
What Is in the Multicam Book Right Now
All 220 listings here are Multicams across 150 distinct models, and 110 of the 220 are the only listing carrying their model, so nearly every unit gets scoped on its own. 98 sit under the broad Metal Cutting parent heading, not a specific machine type. Of those filed under a named type, routers lead at 46: 40 labelled CNC Routers plus 6 labelled CNC Router. Next is the catch-all CNC Miscellaneous Machines at 25. Plasma comes to 23 across four differently named categories: CNC Plasma Cutters 15, CNC Plasma Cutting Machines 4, CNC Plasma Tables 3 and CNC Plasma Cutting Machine 1. Then CNC Vertical Machining Centers (VMC) 10, lasers 6 across three names, waterjets 4, CNC Gantry & Portal Mills 4. Listings that carry a build year run 1998 to 2026. That tangle of labels holds the point: one machine gets filed several ways, so you need not decide whether yours is a plasma cutter, a plasma table or a plasma cutting machine before calling. Send the data plate.
The 3000 Series, and Why One Platform Wears Three Heads
The 3000 is the largest model family in this hub at 47 of the 220 listings, more than a fifth of the book, and the next families down sit at 13 each. Most of it lands in three categories, 23 Metal Cutting, 9 CNC Routers and 4 CNC Miscellaneous Machines, which covers 36 of the 47. The repeat strings behind that number are a bare 3000 at 13, 3000 SERIES at 5, 3000 Series at 5 and 3000-SERIES at 3. The catalog itself shows one platform designation carrying different cutting heads: 3000 SERIES PLASMA, 3000 SERIES WATERJET and 3000 HYDEFINITION are all real model strings in this hub, sitting alongside the 9 units in the family filed under CNC Routers. So when an owner says they have a 3000, the next question is which head it carries. A router spindle, a plasma torch and a waterjet head are three different machines sharing one table designation.
The Rest of the Multicam Families We Hold
Past the 3000, the roll-up runs like this. The 5000 sits at 13 and leans router, 7 filed as CNC Routers against 6 Metal Cutting. The 1000 also sits at 13, 9 of them filed as 4 Metal Cutting, 3 CNC Plasma Cutters and 2 CNC Routers. MG carries 12, with MG204 and MG205 tracked separately at 3 each. CELERO holds 10 and APEX 8, with APEX3R at 7 and APEX1R at 4 counted separately, not folded in. GRAPH shows 7 and the 6000 shows 5. The 2000 sits at 4 and is the only laser-led family among the 15 the catalog splits out: 2 CNC Laser Cutting Machines, 1 CNC Laser Machines, 1 vertical machining center. At 2 each: MT, 48, 7000, 8000, MULTI, QUANTUS, MAGNUS and M204. Plenty of units carry no family bucket: 3-204-R at 4, V at 3, 1-204-R-PF and 7-209-R at 2 each, plus one-offs 3-204-P, V-204-P, V-Series 204 and M100 Series. Others carry no model designation past the brand name.
What Moves the Number on a Used Multicam
On many of these the table designation sits in the model string. MG204, MG205, MG-204, 3-204-R, 3-204-P, 1-204-R-PF, V-204-P and 7-209-R all carry the same repeating numeric pattern, so one photo of the data plate gets us most of the way there. A cutting table then scopes in order. What the head is comes first, since this hub spans router, plasma, laser and waterjet categories. Then drive and rail condition on a gantry that has run its life over a fixed table. Then the control and software generation, then whether it holds tolerance across the full table, not just the home corner. And the one specific to a cutting table: support equipment is part of the machine. A router without its vacuum pump and dust collection, or a plasma table without its power supply and fume extraction, is a different purchase from a complete cell. Jason Puuri weighs that himself rather than running a formula, and a quote comes back within 24 to 48 hours.
Have This Ready Before You Call
Data plate model and serial first. Then what the head is, the one question an owner can answer without looking anything up: router spindle, plasma torch, waterjet or laser. Then the table designation off the model number, and table size if the plate lacks it. Control make and generation. Build year: 193 of the 220 listings here carry one, so a year is the norm and a missing one slows the scope down. Then whether the support equipment goes or stays: vacuum pump, dust collection, plasma power supply, waterjet intensifier pump and abrasive hopper, chiller and air dryer. And whether the machine is still under power. Photos are not required but speed things up: the control screen, the data plate, and one wide shot far enough back to show the whole table, because the footprint is the table and its material handling, not the gantry alone. MTE arranges and pays for rigging, crating and freight in all 50 states.
Selling a Multicam Direct Instead of Listing It
MTE buys outright. We are not a broker, an auction platform, a consignment house or a listing service, so you sell to us rather than wait on us to find a buyer. No listing fees, no broker fees, no commissions, and payment at pickup rather than net 30. MTE is an affiliate of Superior Machine Tools in Lansing, Michigan, buying nationwide. On a cutting table that matters more than usual: the table, its pump, its dust collection or fume extraction, its chiller and its tooling all go on one quote and one pickup schedule instead of being unbundled. Mixed floors work the same way: other brands we buy go on the same quote. A Multicam that is not a cutting table still gets an offer, and this hub proves it: 10 listings are filed as CNC Vertical Machining Centers (VMC), one a CNC Milling Machine, one a CNC Lathe, one Automation & Control and one Automation & Inspection.
Common questions
Who buys used Multicam machines?
Machine Tool Exchange buys them directly, nationwide. We are not a broker, an auction platform or a listing service. You sell to us and we purchase outright.
Do you buy Multicam 3000 Series machines?
Yes. The 3000 is the largest family in our Multicam book at 47 of 220 listings. Tell us which head it carries: the catalog shows 3000 Series routers, plasma and waterjet machines.
Do you buy Multicam plasma and waterjet tables, or only routers?
All of them. In this book 46 listings sit in router-named categories, 23 in plasma-named, 6 in laser and 4 in waterjet. The head changes the scope, not whether we buy it.
Do you buy the vacuum pump, dust collection and chiller with the table?
Yes, and tell us upfront what is included. We buy material handling and support equipment together with the machine, on one quote and one pickup.
Will you buy a Multicam that is not running?
Yes. Running in production, under power, sitting idle, or down on a control or drive fault. A machine does not need to be operational for an offer.
Do you buy older Multicam machines, or only recent ones?
Both. Among the listings here that carry a build year, the oldest is 1998 and the newest 2026. Age narrows what we can offer but does not rule it out.
Can I sell other brands along with my Multicam?
Yes, on one quote and one pickup schedule. Any brand, any condition, any quantity, from one table to a whole floor, with rigging and freight in all 50 states.
Thinking about selling Multicam Machines?
On a Multicam the table designation sits right in the model number, so a photo of the data plate on an MG-204 or a 3-204-R gets us most of the way there. Tell us which head it carries and whether the pump and dust collection go with it. Jason Puuri prices it himself, inside 24 to 48 hours. Call 800-822-9524 or use the form at /sell-your-cnc-machine/.