Machine Tool Exchange buys used CNC turning centers of all brands, sizes, and configurations. From a basic 2-axis turning center to a fully loaded mill-turn with sub-spindle and live tooling, MTE gives you a fast quote, handles logistics, and pays at pickup. No broker fees, no listing, no waiting.
Call 800-822-9524 or sell your CNC turning center through our online form.
How to Sell Your CNC Turning Center: 3 Steps
1. Tell us what you have. Send us the brand, model, year, chuck size, bar capacity, and any live tooling or sub-spindle configuration. Include control type (Fanuc, Siemens, Mitsubishi, or OEM) and spindle hours if available. Photos help but are not required.
2. Get a quote. Our team evaluates your turning center based on current market demand, model, condition, and configuration. Turning centers are the most commonly traded CNC machines in the US secondary market, which means strong pricing for sellers. You'll receive an offer within 24-48 hours.
3. We pick up and pay. Accept the quote and we handle everything. MTE arranges rigging, crating, and freight at no cost to you. Payment at pickup. We buy machines in all 50 states.
Turning Center Models We Buy
MTE actively purchases CNC turning centers from all major manufacturers:
Mazak:
- Quick Turn (QT) series (QT-200, QT-250, QT-300, QT-350)
- QTN Nexus series (QTN-200, QTN-250, QTN-350)
- Integrex series (mill-turn) (used Mazak machines)
Doosan:
- Puma 2100, 2600, 3100 series (the most traded turning center in the US market)
- Lynx 220, 2100 series
- Puma MX series (mill-turn) (used Doosan machines)
Okuma:
- LB series (LB3000, LB4000)
- Captain-L series
- GENOS L series
- Multus series (mill-turn) (used Okuma machines)
DMG Mori / Mori Seiki:
- NL series (NL2000, NL2500, NL3000)
- NLX series (NLX2000, NLX2500)
- NTX series (mill-turn) (used DMG Mori machines)
Haas:
- ST series (ST-10, ST-20, ST-30, ST-40)
- DS-30 (dual spindle)
Other brands: Hardinge, Hwacheon, Hyundai-Wia, Samsung, Nakamura-Tome, Citizen (Swiss-type)
Don't see your model? We buy turning centers across every brand and configuration. Contact us with your machine details.
We also buy CNC lathes, horizontal machining centers, vertical machining centers, and 5-axis machining centers.
Turning Center vs. CNC Lathe: What's the Difference?
The terms are often used interchangeably, but there are real differences. A CNC turning center is an enclosed, computer-controlled machine designed for production turning. Most turning centers include features like automatic tool changers, chip conveyors, and programmable tailstocks. Many also offer multi-axis capability (Y-axis, C-axis), live tooling, and sub-spindle configurations.
A CNC lathe can refer to both simpler 2-axis machines and the broader category of turning equipment. If your machine is called a "turning center" on the nameplate, it's generally a more capable, production-oriented machine.
MTE buys both. If it turns parts, we're interested.
Why Sell Your Turning Center to MTE?
- Turning centers are in high demand. Turning centers are the most commonly bought and sold CNC machines in the US. That demand means competitive offers for sellers.
- We know the market. MTE is an affiliate of Superior Machine Tools with decades of experience buying and selling used CNC equipment. We understand which models, configurations, and brands hold value.
- Free logistics, nationwide. Rigging, crating, and freight are on us. No out-of-pocket costs.
- Fast payment. We pay at pickup. No net-30, no waiting.
- Any condition. Running production, sitting idle, or needs work. We evaluate turning centers in all states.
- Direct buyer. MTE is not a broker or listing service. You sell directly to us.
What Is Your Used Turning Center Worth?
Turning center value depends on brand, model, year, spindle hours, chuck size, bar capacity, and configuration. Machines with sub-spindle and live tooling capabilities command significantly higher resale prices than basic 2-axis machines. A low-hour Doosan Puma 2600 with live tooling and sub-spindle will price very differently from a high-hour Haas ST-10 with a basic configuration.
Key factors that increase turning center resale value:
- Sub-spindle capability
- Live tooling (Y-axis, C-axis)
- Larger chuck size and bar capacity
- Low spindle hours
- Mill-turn capability (Integrex, Multus, NTX class)
- Complete tooling package
The best way to get an accurate number is to contact us with your machine details.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is a used CNC turning center worth?
It depends on the brand, model, year, spindle hours, and configuration. Turning centers with sub-spindle and live tooling hold the highest resale value. Doosan Puma and Mazak Quick Turn series are the most commonly traded turning centers in the US, and strong demand means competitive pricing for sellers. Contact us for a quote on your specific machine.
Who buys used CNC turning centers?
Machine Tool Exchange is a direct buyer of used CNC turning centers nationwide. We purchase turning centers from Mazak, Doosan, Okuma, DMG Mori, Haas, Hardinge, and all other major manufacturers. You sell directly to us -- no listing fees, no auction commissions.
Is a turning center the same as a CNC lathe?
Not exactly. A turning center is a more capable, production-oriented CNC lathe. Turning centers are enclosed, include automatic tool changers and chip conveyors, and often feature multi-axis capability (live tooling, sub-spindle). MTE buys both CNC lathes and turning centers.
Do you buy turning centers with live tooling?
Yes. MTE buys turning centers with any configuration, including live tooling, sub-spindle, Y-axis, C-axis, and full mill-turn capability. Live tooling machines are in particularly high demand and command premium resale pricing.
Ready to Sell Your Turning Center?
Get a fast, fair quote on your used CNC turning center. No obligations, no listing fees, no broker fees.
Call: 800-822-9524 Or: Submit your machine details here and we'll get back to you within 1-2 business days.
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