Buy & Sell Used HAAS for Sale

HAAS (Haas Automation) is a US manufacturer of CNC machine tools, with a range that includes vertical machining centres, turning centres and universal machining centres. Used HAAS machines are typically found in job shops, tool and mould making and maintenance departments doing milling, drilling and turning work. Because they are available at short notice, they let a business react quickly to new orders or a changed part spectrum at a fraction of the cost of a comparable new machine.

The key points are machine size and travels relative to your workpieces, the equipment level (spindle, tool changer, 4th/5th axis) and the version of the HAAS control together with its software options. It is also worth checking which tools, workholding and accessories are included, as these strongly affect the real value of the package. We match the available machines against your part spectrum and support the selection with a dedicated project manager.

The price depends on model, year of construction, equipment and condition, so we quote each machine individually on request. Used HAAS machines are typically 40 to 70 percent cheaper than a comparable new machine. We can also appraise your existing machine free of charge so you can plan the changeover financially.

Every machine goes through a multi-stage inspection with functional tests, in which the control, axes, spindle and tool changer are checked while the machine is running. On request we arrange an on-site inspection and demonstration so you can see the HAAS machine under real conditions. Measurement records, maintenance documents and any available documentation are shared openly so you can assess the condition yourself.

Yes, we handle worldwide shipping and export, including loading, packing and the required export documents. A dedicated project manager coordinates scheduling, the freight forwarder and customs clearance along our 7-step purchase process. Before collection you can see the machine running and have its operation demonstrated to you.

Buyers often decide on price alone and overlook the control version, the equipment level or missing accessories. Another frequent mistake is buying without an inspection or demonstration, because functional and accuracy tests on site reveal issues that photos cannot show. It also pays to clarify in advance how spare parts and service are organised in your region and how your operators will be trained on the machine.