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HURCO VMX50 S Vertical Machining Centre
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United Kingdom (Great Britain), HP20 1EB Aylesbury

HURCO VMX50 S Vertical Machining Centre

MILLUTENSIL LRF110-400 Oil Lubrication System
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United Kingdom (Great Britain), HP20 1EB Aylesbury

MILLUTENSIL LRF110-400 Oil Lubrication System

DECKEL MAHO DMC 105V Linear 5 Axis Machining Center
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DECKEL MAHO DMC 200 U CNC Universal Machining Centre
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HERMLE C 40 U Machining Centre
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Austria, 4755 Zell/Pram

HERMLE C 40 U Machining Centre

PENTAMAC XM1000HS Vertical Machining Centre with tilting rotary table (5 axes)
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DECKEL MAHO DMU 50 eVolution 3-Axis CNC Machining Center
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C.B. FERRARI S78 Vertical Machining Centre
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Italy, 40012 Lippo di Calderara di Reno

C.B. FERRARI S78 Vertical Machining Centre

SPINNER MVC 1100 Vertical Machining Centre
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HURCO VMX 24 Vertical Machining Centre
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DECKEL MAHO DMC 80U CNC Machining Centre
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Germany, 73492 Rainau_Dalkingen

DECKEL MAHO DMC 80U CNC Machining Centre

MIKRON MULTISTEP CNC Machining Center
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Germany, 04895 Falkenberg

MIKRON MULTISTEP CNC Machining Center

PRECITRAME MTR 212.26 ZS4A296 CNC Transfer Machine
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GSP MCV 1000 Vertical 3-Axis Machining Center CNC
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OKK NCV 630 Vertical Machining Center
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Germany, 66280 Sulzbach- Brefeld

OKK NCV 630 Vertical Machining Center

TWINHORN VMC-850H Vertical 3-Axis Machining Center CNC
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CHIRON FZ 12 S HIGHSPEED Vertical Machining Center
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HECKLER & KOCH BA 20-2 Automatic Drill
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Germany, 89567 Sontheim/Brenz

HECKLER & KOCH BA 20-2 Automatic Drill

SEMA HDC 70/2-2R-4S-1500-NC-A Horizontal Double CNC Machining Centre
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EMCO FAMUP Linearmill 600 HD 5-Axis Machining Centre
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DECKEL MAHO DMU 60 monoBLOCK Vertical 5-axis Machining Centre
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MATSUURA MAM 72 - 35 V CNC 5-axis machining
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DECKEL MAHO DMF 220 Linear Vertical Machining Center
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DECKEL MAHO DMU 50T Universal Machining Center
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MAZAK FH 480 Horizontal Machining Center
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Netherlands, 4761 RM Moerdijk

MAZAK FH 480 Horizontal Machining Center

MAZAK H 415 Horizontal Machining Center
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Netherlands, 4761 RM Moerdijk

MAZAK H 415 Horizontal Machining Center

HURCO VMX 30 t Vertical Machining Centre
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Germany, 33378 Rheda-Wiedenbrück

HURCO VMX 30 t Vertical Machining Centre

PRECITRAME MTR 410 25 FS4A204 CNC transfer machine
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STAMA MC 540 Vertical Machining Center
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HURCO VM 10i Vertical Machining Centre
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United Kingdom (Great Britain), HP20 1EB Aylesbury

HURCO VM 10i Vertical Machining Centre

HURCO VM 10i Vertical Machining Centre
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United Kingdom (Great Britain), HP20 1EB Aylesbury

HURCO VM 10i Vertical Machining Centre

HURCO VMX 42 Vertical Machining Centre
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United Kingdom (Great Britain), HP20 1EB Aylesbury

HURCO VMX 42 Vertical Machining Centre

HURCO BMC 30 Vertical Machining Centre
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United Kingdom (Great Britain), HP20 1EB Aylesbury

HURCO BMC 30 Vertical Machining Centre

DMG DMU 75 monoBLOCK 5 Axis CNC Machining Center
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KOVOSVIT MCV 1000 3-Axis CNC Machining Center
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Hungary, 2310 Szigetszentmiklós

KOVOSVIT MCV 1000 3-Axis CNC Machining Center

DECKEL MAHO DMC 70V 3-Axis CNC Machining Center
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Hungary, 2310 Szigetszentmiklós

DECKEL MAHO DMC 70V 3-Axis CNC Machining Center

CHIRON DZ18L Horizontal Machining Center
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HURCO VMX30 Vertical Machining Centre
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United Kingdom (Great Britain), OX14 1RL Abingdon

HURCO VMX30 Vertical Machining Centre

DECKEL MAHO DMU 60 eVo Linear 5-Axis Machining Centre with Lang Pallet Loading System
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United Kingdom (Great Britain), NE29 7XB Newcastle upon Tyne

DECKEL MAHO DMU 60 eVo Linear 5-Axis Machining Centre with Lang Pallet Loading System

DECKEL MAHO DMU 65 monoBLOCK 5-Axis Machining Centre
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United Kingdom (Great Britain), NE29 7XB Newcastle upon Tyne

DECKEL MAHO DMU 65 monoBLOCK 5-Axis Machining Centre

MATSUURA MAM72-35V PC32 5-axis Machining Centre
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United Kingdom (Great Britain), L34 9HX Prescot

MATSUURA MAM72-35V PC32 5-axis Machining Centre

AXA VHC-3-6000-XTS-50 Vertical Machining Centre
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AKIRA-SEIKI RMV 250RT 5-AXIS Machining Center
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DAHLIH DMV-800 Vertical Machining Centre
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IMOBERDORF imo-space high precision Rotary Transfer Machine
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SNK CMV-100T 5-Axis Machining Centre
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South Korea, 153803 Seoul

SNK CMV-100T 5-Axis Machining Centre

PAMA Speedmat HP3 CNC Horizontal Machining Center
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DOOSAN NHM-8000 Horizontal Machining Centre
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BRETON MATRIX 1000/2T K25 CNC Machining Centre
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DOOSAN VCF-850SR Multipurpose Vertical Machining Centre
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ALMAC F 1124 1A 435 machining center
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Switzerland, 2555 Brügg
ALMAC F 1124 1A 435 machining center
ALMAC F 1124 CNC 535 FAGOR 8020 machining center
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Switzerland, 2555 Brügg
ALMAC F 1124 CNC 535 FAGOR 8020 machining center
MAZAK AJV - 25 / 404 Vertical Machining Centre
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Germany, 04895 Falkenberg
MAZAK AJV - 25 / 404 Vertical Machining Centre
BROTHER TC-211 machining center
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Switzerland, 2300 La Chaux-de-Fonds
BROTHER TC-211 machining center
MILLTRONICS P 1 H vertical machining center
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Germany, 73340 Amstetten
MILLTRONICS P 1 H vertical machining center

CNC machining centres play an important role in the used machinery market. Fully automated CNC milling machines set the standards in the production of complex workpieces. Because of their flexibility, precision and speed, machining centres are indispensable in the series production sector. Depending on the position of the main spindle, there is a distinction between a horizontal and a vertical machining centre. Machines with four or five axes are called universal machining centres. Different designs and the integration of different manufacturing processes provide further classification features. At Surplex you will find used CNC machining centres- also modern models with few operating hours!

A machining centre (MC for short) for metal is called a numerically controlled machine tool and is designed for processing workpieces with complex prismatic geometries using a single clamping process. Machining centres are fitted with tools for various machining processes, particularly milling and drilling. A typical feature of machining centres is the high level of automation, which includes both automatic tool changing and fully automated movement sequences.

  • Processing of complex, prismatic geometries
  • High level of automation
  • Independent tool changing

Machining centres possess a main spindle which they automatically load from a tool magazine. It is possible to perform a numerically controlled movement between the main spindle and workpiece in a straight line on at least three CNC axes. Today, 5-axis CNC machines are used heavily in a range of locations. Rotary movement axes may also be included. CNC machining centres differ in terms of the position of the main spindle. They can come both in form of horizontal or vertical machining centres. If the machine tool can also alter the position of the main spindle, it is called a universal machining centre.

Differentiating machining centres

The key features used to differentiate machining centres are the number and type of CNC axes and tools in the magazine, the rotational speed range, cutting performance, dimensions of work routes and workpiece table and its load capacity, as well as the resolution capacity of the drives and entrance tolerance. Tool and chain magazines are used as tool storage in CNC machining centres. Star- and drum-shaped magazines are used depending on the position of the tools and it is possible for the feed direction to be parallel and perpendicular to the magazine axis. To reduce non-productive times, CNC machining centres use simple changers and double changers for modifying the tool, which can simultaneously remove a tool from the magazine and main spindle. The non-productive times for loading, unloading and clamping the workpieces can be reduced by means of pallet systems. This involves clamping the workpieces on pallets outside the work area, which are then transported independently by the machining centre. This largely enables workpieces to be changed parallel to processing procedures.

Machining centre in operation

The history of machining centres is closely related to the invention of numerical machine tool controls (NC) and computerised numerical controls (CNC), as well as the development of motor spindles as autonomous components. Numerical controls enable workpieces to be machined automatically. Motor spindles fitted with a direct drive enable precise control of spindle movement even at high speeds. With its integrated tool magazine, a CNC machining centre can combine several types of machine tools, such as drilling machines and milling machines and even lathes within one structure.

Due to a high level of automation, machining centres are suitable for both large series production, small- and mid-sized series, as well as the manufacture of individual pieces. Their high processing speed is particularly important in serial production and explains their widespread use in large and small companies, ranging from car manufacturers to small-scale carpentry operations. However, acquiring a machining centre can be major financial challenge for many companies, which is why many firms involved in industrial production find purchasing used machining centres to be a sensible alternative. Second-hand machines> are often just as capable at performing as new models, but it is the comparatively low cost which makes all the difference.

A 3-axis or 5-axis machining centre can mill three-dimensional curves and radii into a workpiece. The high number of movable axes, however, inevitably affect the rigidity of the machine. A 5-axis machining centre is therefore comparatively sensitive to high feed rates or very resistant material. A 5-axis machining centre is prone to wear on all moving parts and these need to be regularly inspected. As such, a 5-axis CNC machining centre may look very appealing externally, but the internal condition could be in such a bad state of repair that repairs would not be economically viable. But this does not mean that the risks of buying a used 5-axis machine cannot be avoided.

CNC machining centres are high-tech pieces of kit. The highly precise coordination of all the axes while taking into consideration tool wear and material properties requires high-quality components as well as high-performance controls. The good news is that the controls do not wear out. A used CNC machining centre is just as capable as a brand new one, which is why even second-hand machining centres can be quite an investment and require a large amount of capital.

A CNC machining centre for metalworking is a central piece of kit in industrial operations. These high-performance, efficient and precise machines guarantee that any shape and form can be manufactured. Prototype construction, reworking cast iron parts or series parts made from solid material - a good CNC machining centre enables production to achieve new levels of performance. The weakpoints described make buying a CNC machining centre a matter of trust. This is why second-hand machinery traders who solely deal in approved and transportable CNC machining centres are the ideal places to acquire a used CNC machining centre. Comprehensively tested and thoroughly cleaned, with updated software (if requested) and all damaged or worn components replaced, a CNC machining centre bought from a second-hand dealer can be just as good as a brand new machine. The price difference alone between a new 5-axis CNC machine and a used machining centre is reason enough to consider taking the second-hand route.

Surplex offers a large range of high-quality machining centres: 3-axis, 4-axis and 5-axis machining centres. When possible, our used machining centres are professionally uninstalled, thoroughly inspected and maintained as required, which makes opting for a second-hand machine an easy decision. Surplex also offers comprehensive services for used 5-axis CNC machining centres in addition to their sales activities. Consultation, transportation, installation and upgrading can be performed by Surplex or one of our dependable partners.

So, you would like to buy a CNC machining centre? Surplex regularly has a wide range of high-quality, 5-axis CNC machines for sale, as well as other versions. It is worth opting for manufacturers who have been known for reliability and quality for a good number of years. Renowned companies include AXA, BECK, CHIRON, DECKEL, HERMLE, HECKERT, HAAS, HELLER, OKUMA and YEONG CHIN MACHINERY TAIWAN.

Our numerous industrial auctions regularly feature CNC machining centres for sale (with a range of axes) at attractive prices. If you cannot find the right used machine for your needs, simply try looking again another day. Alternatively, contact Surplex Customer Care and a member of the team will be glad to help.