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Used Parker Majestic Equipment Sold by Meadoworks

2 Parker Majestic machines we've bought and sold. We don't have a Parker Majestic 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 Parker Majestic equipment you're ready to sell.

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About Parker Majestic

United StatesEst. 1929

Founded in 1929 and originally based in Detroit, Michigan, Parker Majestic has spent nearly a century applying individual craftsmanship and specialized engineering knowledge to the design and manufacture of precision grinding machines. The brand is today a business unit of Penn United Technologies, Inc., an employee-owned company, and operates its machine build and repair facility in Sarver, Pennsylvania. That continuity of ownership and focus has allowed Parker Majestic to refine a narrow, deep product line rather than diversify, which is a key reason its machines remain in demand decades after they leave the factory.

The core product line centers on horizontal-spindle reciprocating surface grinders, the category for which Parker Majestic is most widely recognized. The workhorse Model 2 and Model 2Z hand-feed surface grinders in the classic 6-inch by 18-inch format have been produced across multiple generations, with the 618 designation identifying the same capacity in later production. Larger manual surface grinders extend the table envelope for heavier work, while CNC surface grinder variants add Siemens control technology to the proven manual platform. The cylindrical grinder line covers plain, universal, and ID/OD configurations in swing sizes from roughly 10 to 12 inches, with between-centers distances reaching 30 inches on the larger models.

Parker Majestic surface grinders and cylindrical grinders serve precision manufacturing environments where flat geometry and surface finish tolerances are critical. Primary end markets include toolroom and die-making operations, mold shops, automotive component manufacturing, aerospace and defense suppliers, and general precision machining job shops. The machines are equally at home producing single prototype parts and running close-tolerance production quantities.

Buyers seeking used Parker Majestic surface grinders consistently cite the brand's heavy cast-iron construction, hand-scraped ways, and precision spindle systems as reasons these machines hold their accuracy and resale value long after comparable competitors have worn out. Spare parts and remanufacturing support remain available directly from Penn United, and the simplicity of the manual models means that a well-maintained or refurbished Parker Majestic surface grinder can be returned to original OEM specifications. That combination of durability, parts availability, and proven accuracy makes used Parker Majestic grinders a practical choice for shops that need reliable surface grinding capacity without the cost of new equipment.

Meadoworks is your trusted source for used Parker Majestic equipment. As third-generation industrial equipment dealers and AMEA-certified appraisers with over 50 years of experience, we offer quality-inspected Parker Majestic machines at competitive prices. Most of our Parker Majestic 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 Parker Majestic equipment to sell? Get a free valuation or contact our team.

Popular Parker Majestic Models

Parker Majestic No. 2 Surface GrinderParker Majestic Model 2Z Surface GrinderParker Majestic Model 618 Surface GrinderParker Majestic Model 1209-6 Surface GrinderParker Majestic Model B Cylindrical GrinderParker Majestic Model 1C Universal Cylindrical GrinderParker Majestic Model 2C Universal Cylindrical GrinderParker Majestic Model C Universal Cylindrical Grinder

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Parker Majestic Specialties

Surface Grinders, ReciprocatingManual Surface GrindersCNC Surface GrindersCylindrical GrindersOD/ID Universal GrindersPrecision Spindle Systems

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Parker Majestic known for?

Parker Majestic is known for manufacturing precision horizontal-spindle reciprocating surface grinders and OD/ID cylindrical grinders that are prized for their rugged cast-iron construction, hand-scraped ways, and ability to hold close tolerances over decades of use. Founded in 1929, the brand operates today as a division of Penn United Technologies and has earned a worldwide reputation for durability and long machine life.

Where are Parker Majestic grinders made?

Parker Majestic grinders are made in the USA. The brand was originally headquartered in Detroit, Michigan, and its machine build and repair facility is currently located in Sarver, Pennsylvania, as part of Penn United Technologies.

Are used Parker Majestic surface grinders worth buying?

Used Parker Majestic surface grinders are widely regarded as strong value purchases because their heavy cast-iron construction and precision spindle systems allow them to maintain accuracy well into their service life and respond well to refurbishment. Parts and remanufacturing support remain available from Penn United Technologies, making it practical to restore a used Parker Majestic surface grinder to close to its original OEM specifications.

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