Premier Equipment
Largest Reseller and Buyer of used CNC Machines in the United States.
What should I ask before buying a used CNC machine?
“Ask what the machine was built to do, what it comes with, what condition it is in, and what needs to happen before it can ship. You also want to know the control, year, serial number, hours when available, capacity, tooling, accessories, manuals, and whether anything is missing. A cheap machine can get expensive fast if the details are wrong.”
View in the company profileHow do I know if a used CNC machine is a good fit?
“Start with the part. If the machine can hold the tolerance, handle the material, fit the work envelope, and work with your operators, it may be worth a closer look. If it only looks good because the price is attractive, slow down and ask more questions.”
View in the company profileCan Premier help me choose between two machines?
“Yes. Send the listings and explain what you need to run. Premier can help you compare capacity, control, age, options, condition, and timing so you are not guessing from photos alone.”
View in the company profileWhat should I look for in photos or videos?
“Look at the control, spindle area, turret or tool changer, way covers, chip conveyor, coolant tank, guards, table, chuck, bar feeder, and included accessories. If a photo raises a question, ask before the machine is moved.”
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