When buying a used CNC lathe, consider the following factors:
Condition: Inspect the machine thoroughly for any signs of wear, damage, or excessive usage.
Maintenance History: Inquire about the machine's maintenance history and any past repairs or modifications.
Brand and Model: Research the reputation and reliability of the CNC lathe brand and model.
Accuracy and Precision: Check the machine's accuracy and precision by examining sample parts.
Control System: Ensure that the CNC control system is up-to-date and compatible with your requirements.
Bed Length and Swing: Verify the bed length and swing size to accommodate your machining needs.
Tooling and Accessories: Check if the machine comes with essential tooling and accessories.
Seller's Reputation: Buy from a reputable seller or dealer with a track record of selling quality used machinery.
Gibbs Machinery has been selling used equipment for over 75 years. Since 1946 we have built lasting relationships with companies across the world. Supplying millions in manufacturing solutions, reliability and delivery remain a cornerstone of our business, even as our inventory has evolved in tandem with manufacturing technologies. We count our long list of repeat customers as a testament to the quality product and customer service we provide.