Used Samputensili Gear Machines We Buy

Used Samputensili machines are a gear-shop specialty in this catalog, and Machine Tool Exchange buys them straight from the companies that own them, with no broker and no auction sitting in the middle. The hub holds 77 Samputensili listings across 72 distinct models, and 67 of those listings sit under CNC Gear Machinery. Here is what actually moves an offer.

77 machines, page 1 of 4

What Sits in the Samputensili Listings Right Now

Seventy-seven Samputensili listings sit in this hub, and 67 of them fall under CNC Gear Machinery. The other ten split four ways: 4 under CNC Miscellaneous Machines, 4 under CNC Grinding Machines, 1 under CNC Milling Machines, and 1 under CNC Tool & Cutter Grinders. All five counts are exact. That is the complete category breakdown, not a sample. The number worth pausing on is 72 distinct models inside 77 listings, which is close to one model per listing. Samputensili ranks 45th of the 126 brands in this catalog by listing count, so it is a narrow specialty book rather than a volume nameplate, and the honest angle is breadth inside that specialty rather than depth. If you work by machine type instead of by maker, the gear work indexes under CNC Gear Machinery and the small tails under CNC Grinding Machines, CNC Milling Machines and CNC Tool & Cutter Grinders.

The Gear Machine Types in the Samputensili Book

The catalog's own Type field names seven distinct kinds of Samputensili machine across these listings. Gear Hobbers cover S130, S150, S160, S 100 and S-750. Gear Grinders cover G 160, G 250, G 375 H, GR 500 H, GRX 500 H and GT 500 H, with S375G and S380GRX filed under Grinding, gear grinding machines. Gear Deburrers cover SU SML F15, S 250 CDA and SCT-3. Gear Shavers cover RSB 14 CN and RSB/14. SM2TA shows up as a Gear Tooth Chamfering Machine. Thread Grinders cover RI370 SERIE 10 and RCLR, and RCR CNC is listed as a Hob Grinder. Those last two types are worth reading against the category split, where 4 listings sit under CNC Grinding Machines and 1 under CNC Tool & Cutter Grinders, and STC-3 is filed under Milling, miscellaneous milling machines. Those type labels come from the catalog's own field rather than from a guess made off the model number.

Model Families, and Why 72 Models Fit in 77 Listings

Roll up the leading token on every model number and nine groups appear more than once: SU at 8, SM2TA at 7, SCT at 6, SCT3 at 4, then S375G, S130, RSB, S250 and S200 at 2 each. Those nine cover 35 listings, which leaves 42 whose leading token shows up exactly once. No family dominates. SU is the largest token at 8 of 77, and it is a token rather than a product line: it spans a deburrer in SU SML F15 and a separate SU-SM2TA plate, and its 8 listings break out as 6 CNC Gear Machinery, 1 CNC Grinding Machines and 1 CNC Miscellaneous Machines. SM2TA is tidier, 7 of 7 under CNC Gear Machinery. SCT at 6 and SCT3 at 4 are separate tokens here, counted separately. The practical read: most Samputensili model numbers appear here once, not by the dozen, so an unfamiliar plate number is normal.

What Determines the Offer on a Used Samputensili

A gear machine is not scoped the way a machining center is. Spindle hours matter less than capacity, the cutter and workholding package, and whether the machine still holds tolerance. Jason Puuri works these offers himself, against brand, model, year, condition and control type, plus current market data on what that class of machine is actually moving for. Change gears, index plates, cutters and hobs still with the machine, and any fixturing built around it all count, because a hobber that arrives complete goes back to work faster than one missing its package. A photo of the cutter head helps more than a spec sheet. The ancillary machines count too. This hub carries hob grinders and gear deburrers as listings in their own right, so an RCR CNC hob grinder or an S 250 CDA deburrer standing next to the hobber is worth telling us about rather than leaving off the list.

Have This Ready Before You Call

Start with the data plate: model and serial exactly as stamped. Then build year, control type, maximum gear diameter and module capacity, the cutter and workholding package, which change gears and index plates came with it, and whether it still holds tolerance. If a hob grinder or deburrer is going with it, list those on the same call. A few photos help and are not required. With that in hand a quote usually comes back inside 24 to 48 hours. The plate matters more on a Samputensili than on a volume brand, because 72 distinct models sit inside 77 listings here and 42 of those listings carry a leading model token that appears only once, so the number stamped on the plate places the machine faster than any written description does. If the build year is missing, say so and keep going. Only 31 of the 77 listings carry a build year at all.

Selling to MTE Instead of Listing It or Scrapping It

Across these listings the phrase Discontinued Model keeps coming back: SU SML F15, RCR CNC, S 250 CDA, S130, S-750, S160, S150, S 100, RI370 SERIE 10, RCLR, RSB 14 CN, RSB/14 and SM2TA all carry it. Discontinued is a common tag across the models listed here rather than a disqualifier, and a machine no longer built and no longer covered by a factory dealer network is exactly the machine we still buy. Machine Tool Exchange is a direct buyer and an affiliate of Superior Machine Tools. We purchase outright: no consignment, no listing fees, no broker, no waiting on an auction. Rigging, crating and freight are on us in all 50 states, payment happens at pickup rather than net-30, and we will take a single machine or a whole gear room, running, idle or decommissioned. Reach us at 800-822-9524, or start with the form at /sell-your-cnc-machine/ and we will come back with a number.

Common questions

How do I sell a used Samputensili gear machine?

Send the model, year, condition and control type. We value it against current market data and quote back, usually inside 24 to 48 hours. Then we pick up and pay.

Who buys used Samputensili machines?

We do, directly. Machine Tool Exchange purchases outright, no consignment and no listing fees. There is no separate Samputensili sell page here because this hub is the acquisition surface.

Do you buy Samputensili gear hobbers and gear grinders?

Yes, both. The catalog lists hobbers such as S130, S150 and S-750, grinders such as G 250 and GRX 500 H, and 67 of 77 listings are CNC Gear Machinery.

Will you buy a discontinued Samputensili model?

Yes. Discontinued Model is tagged on 13 of the top models listed here, and 42 of the 77 listings carry a leading token appearing once. The plate number places it.

Do you handle rigging and freight, and when do I get paid?

We cover rigging, crating and freight at no cost to you in all 50 states, and payment happens at pickup. No net-30 invoicing.

Will you buy a Samputensili that is idle or needs work?

Yes. Running, idle or decommissioned all get quoted. Tell us upfront what is not working so the offer reflects the real machine. One or a full facility.

Do you buy other gear machine brands alongside a Samputensili?

Yes. Gleason, Liebherr, Mitsubishi, Hofler, Kashifuji and Bourn and Koch are all brands we commonly buy, and they can ride the same quote and the same pickup.

Thinking about selling Samputensili Gear Machines?

A Samputensili is scoped on capacity and its cutter and workholding package, not spindle hours, so the data plate and one photo of the cutter head get a number back fastest. Jason Puuri reads those himself. With 72 distinct models inside 77 listings, thirteen of them tagged discontinued and most appearing once, an unfamiliar plate number is routine. Call 800-822-9524 or use the form at /sell-your-cnc-machine/.

Tell us what you’re selling

Send us the make, model and a few photos and we’ll come back with a cash offer. Most sellers hear from us the same business day.

We only use your details to value your machine and get back to you. No lists, no resale.

Tell us what are you selling?