Used CNC and metalworking equipment
Production mills, lathes, and fabrication machines listed with controller, travels, and hours — not just a photo of a cabinet.
A used VMC or lathe is how most job shops add capacity without a new-machine quote. The listing has to answer the questions a programmer actually asks: controller generation, option codes, spindle hours, and whether the machine is under power.
This hub covers vertical and horizontal machining centers, CNC lathes, mills, grinders, press brakes, shears, and related metalworking equipment. When a manual exists in the library, it is linked from the listing.
What you will find
- Vertical and horizontal machining centers
- CNC lathes and turning centers
- Manual and CNC mills (Bridgeport-style and larger)
- Press brakes, shears, and fabrication cells
- Grinders, EDMs, and supporting machine tools
What to inspect
Get spindle hours, last ball-screw or way work, controller version, and a ballbar or laser report if the seller has one. Confirm the machine can run a test cut.
No live listings in this category right now
Sellers can list a machine for free. Buyers can still use the guides and manuals linked above.
List equipmentQuestions buyers ask
Which CNC brands show up on Requip Market?
Mazak, Haas, Okuma, DMG Mori, Doosan, Bridgeport, Cincinnati, and other production builders. Filter by make from any listing or use the make hubs linked from this page.
What specs should a CNC listing include?
Travels, spindle taper and RPM, tool-changer capacity, controller, options, hours, power, and whether the machine is under power and available for a visit.
Do you list fabrication equipment too?
Yes — press brakes, shears, and related metalworking sit in this category alongside chip-making CNC.
How do I compare two machines?
Use Compare from any listing card, then check the manuals library for the control generation before you bid time on a visit.