Sell your used
Mazak CNC Lathe
We make the selling process as smooth as possible. It is our mission to be the most trustworthy used machinery dealer in the industry. Here at Revelation Machinery, we have developed a no-pressure process for selling Mazak lathes and offer flexible selling arrangements as well as shipping arrangements. You may have a Mazak CNC lathe sitting idle for months because you cannot find a buyer through your local contacts. We can expand your customer outreach and get your machine listed on several platforms. Your used machine will be 5-6x more likely to sell with us than on your own!
How do I sell my used Mazak machine with Revelation Machinery?
Fill out the form, or call/text us at 618-323-3920
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How It Works
Below is the information needed to begin the selling process. Feel free to reach out to us with any questions about the below requirements.
Initial Assessment
We must make an initial assessment of the machine. We need the following information to be able to give you the best quote possible.
Make
Model
Year
Machine Type
Serial Number
Depending on the used CNC, fabrication, packaging or process machinery you’re interested in selling, we’ll need as many machine details as you can provide. Please share anything a buyer would want to know about your used equipment.
Contact us for the exact requirements of the used Mazak CNC Lathe you wish to sell.
Condition Photographs
We will need photographs taken of the machine. We may request specific angles or components to show customers exactly what they are potentially purchasing. There are some components of machines that are prone to wear, so these should be included. Taking high-quality photographs initially will be very helpful in moving the process along. Visit our Help Center to learn more about used Mazak CNC Lathe photo guidelines.
Floor Requirements
We need to know what your floor requirements are. Can you keep this machine on your floor until it is sold? Or do you need the machine off the floor immediately? It is very expensive to move machines, so we can save you a lot of money if we keep the machine with you until we can find a buyer who will move the machine themselves. There is also the option of consignment arrangements.
Selling a Mazak QT-350
If you're selling a Mazak QT-350, chuck size, live tooling status, and sub-spindle presence are what define which buyers can use it. This is a mid-to-large lathe, popular with shops turning bigger diameter parts.
What we need from you: chuck size, bar capacity, turret station count, live tooling status, sub-spindle presence, control type, and spindle hours.
What determines value: live tooling and a sub-spindle both add value since they widen the range of parts the machine can produce. Chuck jaw condition, turret indexing accuracy, and tailstock condition are what buyers look at closely.
Selling a Mazak QT-250
If you're selling a Mazak QT-250, the same intake applies, chuck size, live tooling, sub-spindle, hours. This is a smaller-frame lathe with broad appeal across entry-level and mid-size shops alike.
What we need from you: chuck size, bar capacity, live tooling status, control type, and spindle hours.
What determines value: tooling completeness matters as much as any single spec here. A machine with its original chuck, working live tooling, and no major repair history is in a strong position. A non-functional Y-axis or missing turret tooling is the biggest value drag.
Selling a Mazak Integrex i-200
If you're selling a Mazak Integrex i-200, we'll need a detailed spec sheet to quote it accurately. This is a mill-turn multi-tasking center, and the buyer pool is narrower and more specialized than for a standard lathe, shops producing complex parts in aerospace, oilfield, medical, and defense.
What we need from you: B-axis functionality and range, milling and turning spindle hours tracked separately, sub-spindle presence, live tooling station count, control version, and any crash or repair history on either spindle or the B-axis.
What actually determines value: B-axis condition is the single biggest factor, a machine with full, verified B-axis function is worth meaningfully more than one with any documented issue there. Because this machine replaces the work of multiple standalone machines, buyers weigh it against replacement cost, which tends to support resale value even at higher hours if both spindles and the B-axis check out clean.
Selling Any Other Mazak CNC Lathe
If your machine is a Mazak turning center outside the models above (Nexus, SQT, Multiplex, Quick Turn Smart, HQR, other Integrex models, or similar), the intake is the same: chuck size or B-axis status, bar capacity, tooling and sub-spindle status, control type, and spindle hours. Send us the model number and we'll walk you through it.
Frequently Asked Questions: Selling a Mazak CNC Lathe
What is my Mazak QT-350 worth?
Value depends on chuck size, live tooling status, sub-spindle presence, and spindle hours. Send us those details for an accurate read.
How do I sell a Mazak QT-250 lathe?
Send us chuck size, tooling status, and spindle hours to get started.
Where can I sell a Mazak Integrex i-200?
Revelation Machinery buys Integrex multi-tasking centers nationwide. Have B-axis and dual-spindle condition documented, since that's what buyers will ask about first.
Why does an Integrex take more effort to sell than a standard lathe?
Multi-tasking machines need a buyer who specifically requires combined milling and turning capability, a smaller pool than for a standard lathe, and buyers tend to do more thorough due diligence on the B-axis and dual spindles.
How do I sell my Mazak lathe if it's not listed above?
The same core specs apply: chuck size or B-axis status, bar capacity, tooling configuration, control type, and hours. Send us the model number and we'll take it from there.
What information do I need to get a quote for my Mazak lathe?
Make, model, year, serial number, chuck size or B-axis status, bar capacity, live tooling status, sub-spindle presence, control type, and spindle hours, plus condition photos.
Does live tooling increase what I can get for my Mazak lathe?
Yes, live tooling and a sub-spindle both widen the range of parts the machine can produce, which widens the buyer pool.
Does Revelation Machinery buy Mazak lathes nationwide?
Yes, we buy Mazak CNC lathes and multi-tasking centers across the country and handle buyer outreach, vetting, and logistics.
Can I sell a Mazak lathe that's still running production?
Yes, we offer flexible floor-hold arrangements, including consignment, so the machine can stay on your floor until a buyer is confirmed.
Revelation Machinery is always interested in purchasing late-model Mazak CNC Lathes, including the Quick Turn (QT) series and the Integrex mill-turn line, and any other Mazak turning center you may be interested in selling. If you would like to explore our current inventory of Mazak CNC Machines for sale, browse our Mazak brand page now.
Our company wants to make this as convenient as possible for you! We know how busy you are running your shop and don’t have time for the back and forth of selling machines. Let us do all of the hard work and take that burden off of your shoulders. Revelation Machinery handles all contact with potential customers which frees up all of your time to focus on your company operations. We are even willing to come out to your shop to meet and discuss how we can meet your goals for acquiring and liquidating machinery for the near future. Our main focus is building relationships with our customers so we can provide top quality service.