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About Cincinnati
Cincinnati Incorporated was founded in 1898 as the Cincinnati Shaper Company, making it one of the oldest continuously operating machine tool builders in the United States. The privately held company relocated to its current 500,000-square-foot campus in Harrison, Ohio, and over more than 125 years evolved from shaper machines into a full-line metal fabrication equipment manufacturer. It remains family-owned and build-to-order, with every machine engineered and assembled at its Harrison facility.
Cincinnati's flagship product lines center on hydraulic press brakes and hydraulic shears, offered across a broad range of series to suit shops of every size. Press brake lines include the Autoform, Proform, Maxform, Baseform, Hyform, and Goform, spanning from compact 90-ton models to heavy-duty units rated at 2,000 tons with beds up to 26 feet. Shear lines include the HS Series, G Series, SE Series, and CV Series hydraulic models. The company also produces the CL-900 and CL-960 fiber laser cutting systems, powder metal compacting presses, plasma cutting tables, and large-format additive manufacturing systems.
Cincinnati machines serve a wide range of end-market industries. Job shops and OEM fabricators rely on Cincinnati press brakes and shears for structural steel, HVAC, and general sheet metal work. Aerospace and defense manufacturers use Cincinnati laser cutting systems and press brakes for tight-tolerance components. The agricultural equipment, heavy construction, and shipbuilding sectors depend on Cincinnati's high-tonnage, long-bed press brakes for forming thick plate. Automotive and powder metallurgy producers are served by the company's compacting presses.
Buyers seek used Cincinnati equipment for several compelling reasons. The machines are built to exceptional standards of rigidity and longevity — Depression-era Cincinnati press brakes and shears are still found in daily production use today. Cincinnati maintains parts inventory and machine documentation going back to the 1960s, and its factory-trained service technicians support machines throughout their long working lives. This combination of durability, parts availability, and strong brand recognition translates directly into high resale values and low total cost of ownership on the secondary market.
Meadoworks is your trusted source for used Cincinnati equipment. As third-generation industrial equipment dealers and AMEA-certified appraisers with over 50 years of experience, we offer quality-inspected Cincinnati machines at competitive prices. Browse the 1 used Cincinnati machine 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 Cincinnati equipment to sell? Get a free valuation or contact our team.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does Meadoworks have used Cincinnati laser cutters in stock?
Yes — we currently list 1 used Cincinnati laser cutters. Contact Meadoworks at 800-323-0307 with the Cincinnati model and specs you need — we regularly source equipment from plant closures across North America.
How much do used Cincinnati laser cutters cost?
Pricing depends on model, year, and condition. Contact us at 800-323-0307 for current pricing — our AMEA-certified appraisers price against 50+ years of transaction data.
Looking for a Specific Cincinnati Laser Cutter Model?
Contact our team with your requirements. We source equipment from plant closures across North America and can often locate specific machines.
