Used Matsuura Equipment For Sale
Japanese manufacturer of machining centers.
Available Matsuura Equipment
No Matsuura equipment currently listed online.
Most of our inventory sells before we can list it. Contact us—we likely have Matsuura equipment available or coming in from plant closures.
About Matsuura
Matsuura Machinery produces high-performance CNC machining centers with a strong focus on 5-axis technology and automation. Matsuura's MX series (5-axis), MAM72 multi-pallet systems, and H.Plus horizontal machining centers are popular in aerospace, medical, and die/mold production. Their pioneering work in multi-pallet 5-axis systems (the MAM72 series can run 32+ pallets unmanned) makes them a leader in lights-out manufacturing. Used Matsuura machines are valued for 5-axis accuracy and automation capability.
Most Matsuura Equipment Sells Before We Can List It
If you're looking for a specific Matsuura model or specification,contact us directly. We have access to unlisted inventory and equipment coming in from plant closures across North America.
Frequently Asked Questions About Used Matsuura Equipment
What is the Matsuura MAM72?
The Matsuura MAM72 is a 5-axis machining center with an integrated multi-pallet tower system (up to 32+ pallets) designed for unmanned, lights-out production. It's one of the most popular 5-axis automation platforms for job shops and production facilities producing complex aerospace and medical parts.
How much does a used Matsuura 5-axis cost?
Used Matsuura 5-axis prices range from $75,000-$250,000+ depending on model (MX-330, MX-520, MAM72), pallet count, year, and condition. MAM72 systems with full pallet towers command the highest prices.
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Sell Your Matsuura Equipment
Looking to sell your used Matsuura equipment? Meadoworks is an active cash buyer of Matsuura machines. Get a free valuation by calling 800-323-0307 or submitting your equipment details.
Looking for Specific Matsuura Equipment?
Can't find what you need? Contact our team with your requirements. We source equipment from plant closures and facilities across North America and can often locate specific machines.