
Sell your Okuma LH35 1986 today.
Do you have a Okuma LH35 to sell?
We are actively seeking a 1986 OKUMA LH35 CNC lathe to enhance our inventory of high-quality used machinery. The OKUMA LH35 is renowned for its durability and precision in horizontal turning applications, making it a sought-after model among manufacturers looking for reliable CNC solutions. This machine features advanced N/C controls that provide exceptional flexibility and accuracy, allowing operators to execute complex machining tasks with ease. The robust construction of the LH35 ensures stability during operation, which is crucial for achieving high-quality finishes on various materials.
With a spindle speed that can reach up to 4000 RPM, this lathe is capable of handling a diverse range of machining needs, from basic turning to intricate contouring. We understand the value of your equipment and are committed to providing a seamless selling experience. At Superior Machine Tools, we specialize in purchasing used CNC machines, and our team is equipped to handle all aspects of the transaction efficiently. Selling your 1986 OKUMA LH35 is not just about getting rid of old equipment; it's about maximizing your return on investment.
We offer competitive prices and can handle the logistics of the sale, so you can focus on what you do best. If you have this model or any other used CNC machinery that you're considering selling, don't hesitate to reach out to us. Let us help you turn your unused assets into cash while ensuring you receive the best possible value for your equipment. Contact us today to discuss your machine and receive a no-obligation quote!
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of machinery and equipment do you purchase?
MTE buys a wide range of used and surplus machinery, including CNC machines, metalworking and fabrication equipment, industrial robots, inspection and testing systems, and material handling assets from industries such as metals manufacturing, oil and gas, automotive, and mining.
How does MTE assess the value of my surplus equipment?
Our team conducts a thorough review using current market data, equipment specifications, age, and condition. We provide fair market valuations given your specific situation to ensure you receive maximum value for your assets.
What is the process for selling my excess machinery to MTE?
We make it simple: contact us with asset details, and our specialists will review and coordinate an inspection if needed. After finalizing terms, we handle all logistics, removal, and payment for a smooth and efficient transaction.
How quickly can MTE complete the purchase and removal of my surplus equipment?
MTE prioritizes safe and efficient equipment removal, adhering to your company's specific requirements and timeframes. We coordinate all logistics to ensure the process is carried out safely and efficiently, minimizing risks and protecting both personnel and equipment.
What documentation is required to sell my used machinery?
We typically request detailed equipment information, such as make, model, year, and maintenance records, along with proof of ownership. Our team will guide you through all necessary paperwork to ensure a secure and transparent transaction.
Where is MTE located, and do you offer services outside Michigan?
While MTE is proudly based in Michigan, our services extend across the entire United States and internationally. No matter where your surplus machinery or equipment is located, our team has the experience and logistics capabilities to manage evaluations, purchases, and removals efficiently.
Is MTE an equipment broker?
No. Our business model is based on purchasing equipment outright — MTE does not act as a broker nor do we buy on consignment. We buy machinery and assets upfront, providing immediate payment and a straightforward transaction.
“Selling my CNC machine with MTE was seamless. The team guided me through every step and offered a fair price quickly.”
Michael Rodriguez
Plant Operations Manager
Have one to sell?
MTE is the direct buyer. Quote in 24-48 hours, free pickup, pay on collection.





