
MAAC C44S Sheet Thermoformer
Item No. 6419
πΊπΈ USAFinancing
Lamco Machine Tool SSS3X5A Thermoformer
Item No. 6418
πΊπΈ USAFinancing
Eumach DVM 5030 5-Axis CNC Gantry Machining Center
Item No. 6411
π¨π¦ CanadaFinancing
Tormach AF50 Horizontal Bandsaw
Item No. 6397
πΊπΈ USAFinancingBrown T-310 Trim Press
Item No. 6316
πΊπΈ USAFinancing
ARMAC 281 3030L Thermoformer
Item No. 6301
π¨π¦ CanadaFinancingLooking for Something Specific?
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About MAC
Mac Automation Concepts, Inc. was established in 1980 in Woodstock, Illinois, and has spent more than four decades building a reputation for quality, innovative products, and conscientious service in the plastics auxiliary equipment market. The company began designing and manufacturing conveyor systems in 1985 and has steadily expanded its product portfolio to cover virtually every aspect of parts handling and plant automation for injection molding and related plastics processing operations.
Mac's conveyor lineup is the heart of its catalog and the product line most commonly found on the used market. The SFA Series Small Frame Aluminum conveyors are lightweight, portable units engineered for under-the-press finished-part applications where cleanliness and appearance matter. The Heavy Duty steel series is built from formed C-channel steel with welded cross members for high-weight part applications. Both lines are available in straight, incline, horizontal-incline, horizontal-decline, and Z-type configurations, with belt options spanning fabric, polyurethane, PVC, and plastic interlocking chain. Beyond conveyors, Mac produces automated box-fill and tote-fill systems, hopper conveyors, roller conveyors, part and runner separators, resin loaders, portable resin bins, HEPA-filtered cleanroom enclosures, inspection tables, and robot guarding.
Mac equipment is designed specifically for the plastics processing industry, with particular depth in injection molding plant support. Customers span automotive parts molders, consumer goods manufacturers, medical device producers, and packaging operations β any facility running injection molding presses that needs reliable, repeatable parts handling from the press to the container or downstream process.
Buyers seeking used Mac conveyors and auxiliary equipment are drawn by the brand's straightforward, rugged construction and the wide availability of replacement parts. Mac's aluminum and steel conveyors are built to withstand continuous under-press duty cycles, and their modular design makes reconfiguration and repair straightforward. Because Mac has served the plastics industry for over forty years, a large installed base means used units are well understood by maintenance teams, and the company's standard designs translate to predictable performance when machines are redeployed in new facilities.
Meadoworks is your trusted source for used MAC equipment. As third-generation industrial equipment dealers and AMEA-certified appraisers with over 50 years of experience, we offer quality-inspected MAC machines at competitive prices. Browse the 6 used MAC machines listed above, or call 800-323-0307 for equipment not yet listed.
Every machine includes detailed specifications and high-resolution photos, and inspection visits are available for most equipment. We ship worldwide with experienced rigging partners and offer financing for qualified buyers. Have MAC equipment to sell? Get a free valuation or contact our team.
MAC Equipment by Category
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Mac Automation Concepts known for?
Mac Automation Concepts is best known for its portable belt conveyors and under-press parts-handling systems designed specifically for the plastics processing industry. Founded in 1980 and based in Woodstock, Illinois, the company has built a long-standing reputation for rugged, reliable conveyor equipment and a broad range of plastics auxiliary products.
What conveyor series does Mac Automation Concepts manufacture?
Mac's primary conveyor series include the SFA Series Small Frame Aluminum conveyors, which are lightweight and portable for under-press finished-part applications, and the Heavy Duty steel series built from formed C-channel steel for high-weight part handling. Both lines are available in multiple configurations including straight, incline, horizontal-incline, and Z-type styles.
What industries use Mac Automation Concepts equipment?
Mac equipment is used primarily in injection molding plants across industries such as automotive parts manufacturing, consumer goods, medical device production, and packaging. The company's conveyors, automated fill systems, and plant support equipment are engineered to handle finished plastic parts and resin materials in high-volume production environments.
Recently Sold MAC Equipment
A sample of machines we've recently sold. Looking for one like these? Tell us what you need β we source equipment from plant closings and surplus operations daily.

2014 Asian Plastic Machinery SM200TSV
Item No. 4497
πΊπΈ USAYear 2014
220 Tons
2011 Wilmington Machinery Lumina 1600h - Structural Plastics Injection Machine
Item No. 3486
πΊπΈ USAYear 2011
350 Tons
2011 Wilmington Machinery Lumina 1000 WP - Structural Plastics Injection Machine
Item No. 3483
πΊπΈ USAYear 2011
1000 Tons
2006 Asian Plastic Machinery SM900
Item No. 5141
πΊπΈ USAYear 2006
990 Tons

1998 Xermac XI 14 PZ Sinker EDM
Item No. 6107
πΊπΈ USAYear 1998
1998 YE-i Machinery YDR-1002 Pelletizing Line (Reclaim System)
Item No. 3060
πΊπΈ USAYear 1998
Popular MAC Models
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MAC Specialties
Looking for Specific MAC Equipment?
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