Used CNC Extruders We Buy
Machine Tool Exchange buys used CNC extruders outright, direct from the companies that own them, with no dealer, auction or consignment step. Thirty listings sit here now: seventeen Pfauter-Maag, five Toshiba, five Emag, one each from PAMA, Tos and Bost. Nine carry a year, running 1983 to 2022. Here is what sets the number.
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Toshiba TEM-136SS- Toshiba TEM-48SS
Bost C110 AC (2018)- Toshiba TEM-58SS
Pfauter-Maag EX110-5P Year (2015)
Pfauter-Maag EXTREX-90/90T Stock
Pfauter-Maag EX50-6-GU Stock
Pfauter-Maag LS-45-1053A Stock
Pfauter-Maag SANO
Pfauter-Maag AMUT
Pfauter-Maag ZSE27
Pfauter-Maag EX110/110-BF HP
Pfauter-Maag LS520 Year (2022)
Pfauter-Maag CSC-149 (2018)
Pfauter-Maag EXTREX6-56-SP Stock
Emag CC215
Emag R500 (2017)- Toshiba TEM-41DS
Toshiba TEM-93DS Brand TOSHIBA Type Extruders Contact Sales Rep
Emag 500
Emag LPG 202
Emag R500
Pfauter-Maag 206
Pfauter-Maag Droppo 50 (2016)
What Is On the Extruder List Right Now
Thirty listings, and every one of them sits in the single CNC Extruders category. Nothing else is mixed in, so what you see on this page is the whole set rather than a filtered slice of a larger book. Across those thirty rows there are twenty-nine distinct model strings, which means exactly one model repeats and everything else is a one-off. Nine of the thirty carry a build year, and those nine run from 1983 to 2022. The other twenty-one have no year on record at all. That shape tells you something on both sides of the transaction. A buyer is looking at a short, specific list rather than a standing catalog, so the right machine is the one on the page today. A seller with an odd model number, or a machine whose paperwork lost its build year somewhere along the way, is the normal case here, not the exception.
The Six Nameplates on This List
Six nameplates cover all thirty listings, and the counts are worth reading literally. Seventeen carry a Pfauter-Maag plate. Toshiba accounts for five and Emag for another five. PAMA, Tos and Bost bring one apiece. Tos and Toshiba are two different manufacturers and two separate entries here, so do not read them as one line. Three of the six brands are represented by a single machine, which is what a working buy desk looks like when equipment arrives out of plant clearances rather than through a distribution agreement. The seventeen Pfauter-Maag extruders on this page are the same seventeen filed under CNC Extruders at /brands/pfauter-maag/, so nothing sits hidden between the two views. The other five brand hubs are at /brands/toshiba/, /brands/emag/, /brands/pama/, /brands/tos/ and /brands/bost/. A manufacturer that is not on this list is still bought, so the absence of a nameplate here says nothing about whether we want your machine.
TEM, EX110, SGS and R500: The Repeat Model Families
Four model families cover more than one listing each. TEM is the largest at five, and it is the one family the catalog ties to a nameplate: the TEM-93DS listing carries the Toshiba brand token inside its own model string, and the TEM count of five matches the Toshiba count of five exactly. The sizes run TEM-41DS, TEM-48SS, TEM-58SS, TEM-93DS and TEM-136SS. EX110 accounts for two, EX110-5P and EX110/110-BF. SGS accounts for two, SGS 25-E4 and SGS-50E. R500 is the only model string that appears twice anywhere in the hub, which is why thirty listings carry twenty-nine model numbers. Nineteen listings sit outside every repeat family, among them ZSE27, MX180DB, EXTREX-90/90T, EXTREX6-56-SP, EX50-6-GU, LS-45-1053A, LS520, LPG 202, CSC-149, CC215, C110 AC, EM03/60K, T212 and Droppo 50. An unrepeated model number is the norm on this list, not a sign that a machine is too obscure to quote, and the data plate still places it.
What Moves the Number on a Used Extruder
Screw diameter and the length-to-diameter ratio the machine was built around set the frame for everything else, because they decide what the barrel can actually do. From there it is wear: screw and barrel condition, gearbox and thrust bearing condition, and whether the drive still pulls its rating. Two spec labels survive right in the model strings on this page, horsepower on EX110/110-BF and feed opening width on SGS-50E, and both are exactly the kind of detail that moves an offer. Heating and cooling zone count matters, and so does whether those zones still hold setpoint. Control and drive vintage matters last, but it does matter. Jason Puuri weighs those against one another himself rather than running them through a formula. The honest wrinkle on this equipment is that the build year often is not recoverable. Only nine of the thirty listings here carry one, so configuration and condition carry the read.
Have This Ready Before You Call
Start with the data plate: manufacturer, model number, serial number, and the year if the plate still has it. Then the configuration, which is what actually separates one extruder from another. Screw diameter, length-to-diameter ratio, screw count, drive horsepower off the motor plate, feed opening width, zone count, and the control and drive package. Then status: running production, sitting idle, or waiting on a repair decision. Photos help but they are not required. A shot of the data plate plus one of the barrel and gearbox is usually enough to get a first number moving, and a wider frame showing how the machine sits on the floor helps the rigging side later. A missing year does not stop an offer. Twenty-one of the thirty listings on this page have no year on record, and configuration and condition still carry the read on those, which is exactly how yours gets read too.
How the Sale Works and What Leaves With It
Three steps. Send brand, model, year, condition and configuration details, with photos if you have them. We value it against current market data and come back with a number, typically within 24-48 hours. You accept, and we schedule pickup. We arrange rigging, crating and freight at no cost to you, and payment happens at pickup, not on net-30 terms. We buy in all 50 states and in any condition: running production, sitting idle, or waiting on repair work that is not coming. We are a direct buyer, not a broker or a listing service, so no listing fees and no broker fees. Machine Tool Exchange is an affiliate of Superior Machine and Tool, buying and selling used CNC equipment since 2012. An extruder rarely leaves a plant alone, so gear machines at /machine-type/cnc-gear-machinery/ and injection molding machines at /machine-type/cnc-injection-molding-machines/ going out in the same changeover ride one quote and one pickup schedule.
Common questions
Who buys used CNC extruders?
Machine Tool Exchange does, as a direct buyer. We purchase outright from the company that owns the machine, with no consignment, no listing fee and no broker fee.
Do you buy Toshiba TEM extruders?
Yes. TEM is the largest model family on this page at five of the thirty listings, with sizes running from TEM-41DS through TEM-136SS. Other sizes are bought too.
Is a Shibaura extruder the same as a Toshiba extruder?
Effectively yes. Toshiba Machine Co. rebranded to Shibaura Machine in 2020 and the machines did not change. We buy both eras and scope them the same way.
Do you buy Emag extrusion equipment, not just Emag lathes?
Yes. Our Emag sell page is written around vertical pick-up lathes, but five of the thirty listings here carry an Emag nameplate, bought on the same terms.
Will you buy an extruder that is not currently running?
Yes. Any condition works: running production, sitting idle, or needing work. Tell us what is wrong up front so it gets scoped on what it actually is.
My extruder's data plate is missing its year. Does that stop an offer?
No. Only nine of the thirty listings on this page carry a year at all, so the offer gets built from screw diameter, length-to-diameter ratio, drive rating and condition instead.
My model number is not on this page. Do you still want it?
Almost certainly. Twenty-nine distinct model strings cover thirty listings here, so an unrepeated number is normal, and six different nameplates are represented. Send the plate details either way.
Thinking about selling CNC Extruders?
On extrusion equipment the build year is frequently gone from the record. Only nine of the thirty machines here carry one, so the read comes off screw diameter, length-to-diameter ratio, barrel and screw wear, and what the drive still pulls, not off a plate date. Jason Puuri does that read himself rather than running a formula. Call 800-822-9524 with the model number and condition, or send details through /sell-your-cnc-machine/, and a number typically comes back within 24-48 hours.