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Used Fabricating Equipment for Sale

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About Used Fabricating Equipment

Find quality used fabricating equipment for sale at Meadoworks, including press brakes, shears, laser cutters, plasma cutters, punch presses, roll forming equipment, ironworkers, and welding systems. Our inventory features machines from Amada, Trumpf, Bystronic, Cincinnati, Accurpress, LVD, Prima Power, Mazak, and other leading fabrication equipment manufacturers. We stock hydraulic press brakes, mechanical shears, fiber lasers, CO2 lasers, CNC turret punches, and automated fabrication cells. Each listing includes detailed specifications for tonnage, bed length, stroke, and control system capabilities. Whether you're cutting, bending, punching, or forming sheet metal and plate, Meadoworks offers fabrication solutions at every price point. Our team can help you evaluate machines for your specific material thickness, tolerance, and production volume requirements. We ship fabricating equipment worldwide with experienced rigging partners.

Browse used fabricating equipment for sale from top manufacturers.

Key Takeaways: Used Fabricating Equipment

  • Meadoworks stocks used press brakes, laser cutters, shears, plasma and waterjet cutters, ironworkers, welders, and roll formers.
  • Top brands include Amada, Trumpf, Bystronic, LVD, Cincinnati, Accurpress, and Piranha.
  • Fiber and CO2 laser cutting, CNC press brakes, and powered shears for sheet and plate fabrication.
  • Each machine is documented with capacity, tonnage/wattage, and control type — inspection available.

Top Used Metal Fabricating Brands

Meadoworks stocks used fabricating equipment from the leading OEMs. Click any brand to browse current inventory.

Amada

Japanese leader in press brakes, fiber laser cutters, shears, and turret punches.

Trumpf

German leader in fiber and CO2 laser cutting, press brakes, and punching systems.

Bystronic

Swiss laser cutting and press brake systems for sheet-metal fabrication.

LVD

Belgian press brakes, laser cutters, shears, and punching systems.

Cincinnati

American press brakes, shears, and laser systems built for heavy fabrication.

Accurpress

North American hydraulic press brakes and shears — a fabrication-shop staple.

Piranha

American ironworkers, press brakes, and shears for structural and plate work.

Salvagnini

Italian panel benders, fiber lasers, and flexible sheet-metal automation.

Prima Power

Italian/Finnish laser cutting, punching, and bending systems.

Mitsubishi

Japanese CO2 and fiber laser cutting systems for sheet metal.

Mazak

Optonics fiber and CO2 laser cutting systems from the Japanese builder.

Durma

Turkish press brakes, shears, lasers, and ironworkers offering strong value.

Dener

Turkish hydraulic press brakes and fiber laser cutting systems.

Beamer

Laser cutting systems for sheet and tube fabrication.

Bishmon

Hydraulic press brakes and shears for sheet-metal fabrication.

Scotchman

American ironworkers, cold saws, and metal fabrication equipment.

Lincoln Electric

American leader in welding machines, wire, and automated welding systems.

Miller

American welding power sources and MIG/TIG welding equipment.

Flow

American leader in waterjet cutting systems for metal, stone, and composites.

Omax

American abrasive waterjet cutting systems for precision profile cutting.

What to Consider When Buying Used Fabricating Equipment

Used fabricating equipment covers a broad range of metalworking machinery — from press brakes and shears to laser cutters, plasma tables, and welding systems. Each type requires different evaluation criteria.

For press brakes, the most critical specs are tonnage capacity, bed length, and back gauge accuracy. Hydraulic press brakes from Amada, Trumpf, Accurpress, Cincinnati, and LVD offer CNC crowning, multi-axis back gauges, and programmable ram speed. Check ram repeatability (should be within +/- 0.0004"), bed deflection compensation, and hydraulic cylinder condition.

For laser cutters, evaluate laser source type (CO2 vs. fiber), wattage, cutting bed size, positioning speed, and assist gas delivery. Fiber lasers from Trumpf, Amada, Bystronic, and Mazak dominate the market for thin to mid-thickness sheet. CO2 lasers remain cost-effective for thick plate and non-metal cutting.

For shears, check blade condition, hold-down system, and gap adjustment. Power shears from Cincinnati, Accurshear, and Pacific range from light-gauge sheet to heavy plate capacities. Always verify cut straightness across the full bed length.

Fabricating Equipment Cost & Pricing Guide

Used fabricating equipment prices vary widely by type and capability:

Press Brakes: Small hydraulic press brakes (50-100 ton, 6-8') start at $10,000-$30,000. Mid-range CNC press brakes (100-250 ton, 10-12') range from $30,000-$100,000. Large production press brakes (300+ ton, 14'+) can cost $75,000-$250,000+.

Laser Cutters: Used CO2 lasers start around $25,000-$75,000 for older models. Used fiber lasers (2-4kW) range from $75,000-$250,000. High-power fiber lasers (6kW+) command $150,000-$500,000+.

Shears: Hydraulic shears range from $5,000-$50,000 depending on capacity. CNC shears with programmable back gauges add 30-50% to pricing.

Plasma Cutters: CNC plasma tables start around $10,000-$30,000 for basic units and $30,000-$150,000 for HD plasma with beveling.

Ironworkers: $3,000-$25,000 depending on tonnage and manufacturer. Contact Meadoworks at 800-323-0307 for specific pricing.

Why Buy Used Fabricating Equipment From Meadoworks

Meadoworks has over 50 years of experience in industrial equipment — including deep expertise in fabricating machinery. We stock press brakes, shears, laser cutters, plasma cutters, punch presses, ironworkers, roll formers, welders, and complete fabrication cells from Amada, Trumpf, Bystronic, Cincinnati, Accurpress, LVD, Prima Power, and other leading manufacturers.

Our inventory comes from plant closures, facility upgrades, and capacity consolidations across North America. We provide detailed specifications, multiple photos, and honest condition reports on every listing. Many fabricating machines can be inspected under power before purchase. We coordinate worldwide shipping with rigging teams experienced in handling heavy plate equipment. Financing options are available. Call 800-323-0307 or submit a quote request.

Frequently Asked Questions

What fabricating equipment does Meadoworks carry?

We stock press brakes, shears, laser cutters, plasma cutters, punch presses, roll forming equipment, ironworkers, and welding systems from Amada, Trumpf, Bystronic, Cincinnati, Accurpress, LVD, Prima Power, Mazak, and other leading manufacturers.

What's the difference between fiber lasers and CO2 lasers?

Fiber lasers excel at cutting thin to medium gauge metals (especially reflective materials like aluminum and copper) with lower operating costs and minimal maintenance. CO2 lasers are still preferred for thick mild steel and non-metallic materials. Fiber lasers have largely become the standard for sheet metal fabrication.

How do I determine the tonnage needed for a press brake?

Press brake tonnage depends on material type, thickness, bend length, and die width. Wider V-dies require less tonnage but produce larger radii. Meadoworks can help you calculate tonnage requirements—contact us with your material specs and bend requirements.

How much does a used press brake or laser cutter cost?

Used CNC press brakes typically run $20,000-$150,000 depending on tonnage and control; fiber laser cutters $80,000-$500,000+ by wattage and bed size; shears $10,000-$80,000. Call Meadoworks at 800-323-0307 for pricing on a specific machine.

Ready to find the right fabricating equipment? Call us at 800-323-0307 or submit a request through our equipment locator form.