Used MIR Equipment Sold by Meadoworks
2 MIR machines we've bought and sold. We don't have a MIR machine listed online right now — most of our inventory sells before it's listed. Tell us what you need and we'll source one, or request a valuation if you own MIR equipment you're ready to sell.

2004 MIR HMPC-1800
Item No. 5289
🇺🇸 USAYear 2004
1800 Tons

1993 MIR RMP 400 Futura
Item No. 2670
🇺🇸 USAYear 1993
400 Tons
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About MIR
Mir built its reputation over several decades as one of the leading injection molding machine manufacturers in Italy, operating out of Brescia in the heart of the country's industrial north. At its peak the company generated annual revenues of approximately EUR 80 million and was widely regarded alongside BMB, Negri Bossi, and Sandretto as one of the four dominant Italian builders in the sector. Financial difficulties led to insolvency in late 2005, and the company ceased operations in 2006, after which its Brescia plant was acquired at auction in 2008.
The flagship product line was the RMP series of horizontal hydraulic injection molding machines, available in a wide tonnage range that extended from compact 25-ton presses up to massive 2,350-ton machines with tie-bar spacings exceeding 1,700 mm. The RMPE designation indicated machines equipped with an inverter pump for improved energy efficiency, while the HMPC series represented another horizontal configuration found across European production floors. The Futura sub-designation, seen on models such as the RMP 400 Futura, identified an updated generation within the RMP family. All machines featured Euromap-compliant robot interfaces and the proprietary DB90 control system on larger models.
Mir injection molding machines served a broad cross-section of thermoplastics processing industries, including automotive components, consumer housewares, packaging, and general industrial parts manufacturing. The wide clamping-force range made Mir presses equally at home in small-batch specialty molding and high-volume production environments, and the machines were exported throughout Europe, the Americas, and beyond during the company's active years.
Buyers seeking used Mir injection molding machines are drawn primarily to the mechanical durability that Italian industrial engineering of that era was known for, as well as the straightforward hydraulic architecture that keeps maintenance and repair costs manageable decades after manufacture. The Euromap 12 robot interface standard means these presses integrate readily with modern automation. Because a large installed base remains in service across Europe and North America, spare parts and service expertise are still accessible through specialist suppliers, supporting continued productive use of machines that have already demonstrated multi-decade service lives.
Meadoworks is your trusted source for used MIR equipment. As third-generation industrial equipment dealers and AMEA-certified appraisers with over 50 years of experience, we offer quality-inspected MIR machines at competitive prices. Most of our MIR inventory sells before we can list it online — 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 MIR equipment to sell? Get a free valuation or contact our team.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Mir best known for manufacturing?
Mir is best known for producing horizontal hydraulic injection molding machines, particularly the long-running RMP series. Built in Brescia, Italy, the company was recognized as one of the four leading Italian injection molding machine manufacturers during its active years, offering presses from under 30 tons up to over 2,000 tons of clamping force.
Are used Mir injection molding machines still practical to operate and maintain?
Yes. Mir machines were built with robust hydraulic architectures and Euromap-standard interfaces that remain compatible with modern automation and control upgrades. A substantial installed base across Europe and North America means that spare parts and technical expertise are still available through specialist suppliers, making long-term operation viable.
What industries commonly used Mir injection molding machines?
Mir injection molding machines were widely used in automotive parts production, consumer housewares, packaging, and general industrial thermoplastics processing. The broad tonnage range of the RMP and HMPC series made them suitable for both high-volume commodity molding and more specialized production applications.
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