Used WaldrichSiegen Machines We Buy
Used WaldrichSiegen machines make up a three listing corner of our catalog, and Machine Tool Exchange buys machines like them outright from the companies that own them. Three listings, three different model designations, one recorded year between them, and a two way split between Metal Cutting and CNC Gantry and Portal Mills.
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All Three WaldrichSiegen Listings, and What They Are
This hub holds three listings, and three is the entire hub rather than the first page of something longer. Every one of them carries the WaldrichSiegen nameplate, and no other builder appears here at all. Two file under Metal Cutting, which is the catalog's umbrella label and not a machine type, so what the record says about those two is all we will say about them. The third files under CNC Gantry & Portal Mills. Across the three there are three different model designations, so nothing repeats anywhere on the page, and one listing records a production year of 1995 while the other two record no year whatsoever. Saying that plainly matters more on a hub this size than it would on a large one. There is no group of comparable units here to average a number across, so each machine gets scoped on its own record, control and condition.
The Three Model Designations
The three designations, one listing apiece, are MCP S 1500 TP CNC, PF-F-150 and DH. The 1995 belongs to the MCP S 1500 TP CNC, and the other two carry no year in the record. Those are catalog strings entered as they appear, and we are not going to decode the letters or the numbers in them for you, because the plate on your machine settles that question and our archive does not. Read together they still say something worth knowing. Not one of these designations appears twice, so there is no second unit of the same model sitting here to price the first one against, and an offer on a waldrich siegen machine gets built from the plate, the control, the condition and photographs rather than from a run of comparable sales. If the designation on your machine is none of these three, that changes nothing about whether we buy it.
Where WaldrichSiegen Sits in the Gantry and Portal Book
One of these three listings sits in CNC Gantry & Portal Mills, and that hub is a far larger room: 435 listings across 32 distinct brands. Exactly one of those 435 is a WaldrichSiegen and six are Waldrich-Coburg. That answers the question worth asking if you are holding one large German machine, which is whether a company with a single unit of your nameplate on file is set up for equipment of that size. Large format work is ordinary traffic here, and the rigging crews and heavy freight lanes that go with it are already in place, so an uncommon nameplate is not a reason for us to pass. Our CNC gantry and portal mill listings are at /machine-type/cnc-gantry-portal-mills/ if you want to see the class of equipment that covers. None of this is a claim to WaldrichSiegen depth on this hub, because on three listings there is none to claim.
WaldrichSiegen and Waldrich-Coburg Are Filed Separately
People type this nameplate three ways, WaldrichSiegen closed up, waldrich siegen with a space and waldrich-siegen with a hyphen, and all three mean the same builder. Our catalog carries it closed up. The name that causes real trouble is a different one. Our catalog carries WaldrichSiegen and Waldrich-Coburg as two separate brand facets: this hub holds three listings, /brands/waldrich-coburg/ holds thirty, and the brands index lists them as two entries rather than as one entry spelled two ways. On the gantry and portal hub they show up as two separate rows again, at one and six. What that supports is exactly this much and no more. We file them separately, we buy both of them, and the name cast or stamped on the data plate is what decides which one you are holding. How the two firms relate to each other is not something our catalog is evidence about, so we make no claim there.
What Jason Puuri Needs Before He Can Scope One
Jason Puuri scopes these machines himself, and what he asks for first is short: brand, model, year, condition and control type. Photographs speed the evaluation up and are not required. A quote typically comes back within 24 to 48 hours. The year is the field sellers stall on, and on a WaldrichSiegen they should not. Two of the three listings on this page carry no year at all and the third carries 1995, so a machine with nothing in that field is the ordinary case here rather than a gap to close before calling. Because every model on this hub is a one-off in our records, a legible photograph of the data plate, plus the machine and the control panel, moves an evaluation further than a catalog lookup does. If the plate is painted over, missing or unreadable, tell us and we will work from the control and the dimensions instead.
Selling One Machine or Clearing a Bay
Machine Tool Exchange is a direct buyer, an affiliate of Superior Machine Tools, and it purchases equipment outright. There is no consignment, there are no listing fees, and there is no third party to wait on while your machine sits. Rigging, crating and freight are covered at no cost to the seller across all 50 states, and payment happens at pickup rather than on net-30 terms or after an auction settles. Any brand, any condition, any quantity: running, idle or decommissioned, a single machine or a full facility. A machine with a gantry footprint does not leave on a forklift, and arranging that crew is our work rather than yours. If you are clearing a bay instead of selling one unit, we buy Mazak, Haas, Okuma, Doosan, DMG MORI, Toshiba and Makino equipment as readily as a Waldrich, quoted and collected together. The form is at /sell-your-cnc-machine/ and the number is 800-822-9524.
Common questions
How do I sell a used WaldrichSiegen machine?
Send the brand, model, year, condition and control type through the form at /sell-your-cnc-machine/ or call 800-822-9524. A quote typically comes back within 24 to 48 hours, and MTE rigs, freights and pays at pickup.
What details do you need to quote a WaldrichSiegen?
Brand, model, year, condition and control type. Photos speed the evaluation up without being required. On this nameplate a data plate photograph matters most, since two of our three listings carry no year.
Do you buy Waldrich gantry and portal mills?
Yes. Our gantry mill page says we buy gantry and bridge type machining centers of all brands, sizes and configurations, and Waldrich is named in its builder list alongside Zimmermann, Pama, FPT, Giddings and Lewis, JOBS and FIDIA. It says Waldrich without specifying Siegen or Coburg. We buy both. See /sell-your-gantry-mill/.
Is WaldrichSiegen the same as Waldrich-Coburg?
Our catalog files them as two separate brands: three listings here, thirty at /brands/waldrich-coburg/. We buy both, and the name on the data plate decides which one you have.
Who pays for rigging and freight on a machine this size?
We do. Rigging, crating and freight come at no cost to the seller, in all 50 states. Booking the crew for a footprint this size is our job.
When do I get paid?
At pickup, as the machine leaves your floor. No net-30 invoicing to wait out, and no auction that has to close and settle before the money moves.
Will you buy a WaldrichSiegen that is idle or not running?
Yes. Any brand, any condition, any quantity, running, idle or decommissioned, a single machine or a full facility. Tell us its actual state rather than calling it running.
Thinking about selling WaldrichSiegen Machines?
Three listings, three model designations, one year on record: there is no comparable here to price your machine against, which is why a data plate photograph beats a catalog lookup on a WaldrichSiegen. Whether the plate reads Siegen or Coburg, Jason Puuri scopes it himself and comes back inside 24 to 48 hours. Start at /sell-your-cnc-machine/ or call 800-822-9524.