Buy a used MIKRON UMC 600 BAZ – your reliable vertical machining center
The used MIKRON UMC 600 is a high-quality vertical machining center, ideal for precise and versatile machining requirements. With the proven Heidenhain TNC 426… Learn more
Buy & Sell Used MIKRON for Sale
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Mikron Holding AG
Mühlebrücke 2
2502 Biel
Switzerland
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Machine Information
Manufacturer:
MIKRON
Model:
VME 710 /900
Control:
CNC > HEIDENHAIN > TNC 407
Year of build:
1994
Location:
Used MIKRON VME 710 /900 Milling machine - Universal
Control Heidenhain TNC 407
Technical data:
Travels:
X-Axis: 710 mm
Y-Axis: 630 mm
Z-Axis: 500 mm
table clamping surface: 600 x 1.200 mm
Number of T-slots: 9
T-slots - width: 14… Learn more
Machine Information
Manufacturer:
MIKRON
Model:
VCE 600 Pro
Control:
CNC > HEIDENHAIN > TNC 530
Year of build:
2006
Location:
Used MIKRON VCE 600 Pro - vertical machining center
Control type CNC control Heidenhain iTNC 530
Approximately 50,000 operating hours
Technical details
Travels
x-way 600 mm
y-way 500 mm
z-way 540 mm
Max. Distance between work… Learn more
Used MIKRON WF 72 C CNC milling machine
CNC control: Heidenhain TNC 425
Technical specifications:
Travels: X 800 Y560 Z390
permissible workpiece weight: 700 kg
Table size: X1200 Y600
Tool places 22
Installation surface: W 3864 x D… Learn more
Used MIKRON WF 31 D - Universal CNC Milling Machine
suitable for tooling, fixture construction, education, and mold making.
Technical specifications:
CNC Heidenhain TNC 355
Table dimention 900 x 530mm
Traverse (X, Y, Z axis) 560x… Learn more
Machine Information
Manufacturer:
MIKRON
Model:
WF 51 C / 150
Control:
CNC > HEIDENHAIN > TNC 150
Year of build:
1985
Location:
Used MIKRON WF 51 C / 150 - Milling Machine - Universal
X / Y / Z 800/500/460 mm
Control Heidenhain TNC 150
Speed 31.5 - 3150 U / min
Feed 1 - 3000 mm / min
Rapid traverse 6000 mm / min
Clamping area 1000 x 500 mm
Recording ISO 40… Learn more
Frequently Asked Questions about used MIKRON
What is a Mikron machine and what is it used for?
Mikron is a Swiss machine tool manufacturer whose range covers everything from flexible single-part production to high-volume manufacturing of complex, high-precision metal components. On the used market you mainly find Mikron vertical machining centres, universal machining centres and milling machines, working in tool and mould making, medical technology, aerospace and precision subcontracting. Asset-Trade supplies used Mikron machines with a free machine appraisal and worldwide shipping.
How do I choose the right used Mikron milling machine or machining centre?
The key factors are part size and geometry, material, batch sizes and the level of automation you need, plus the control system and workholding already used in your shop. It also matters whether spare parts and control support are still available for that particular year of build. Asset-Trade supports the selection with a free machine appraisal and a dedicated project manager.
What does a used Mikron machine cost?
The price depends on model, year of build, configuration, control, running hours and condition, so no blanket figure can be given. Compared with a new machine, used Mikron machines typically sell at 40–70% below the new price for comparable basic functionality. Asset-Trade provides a free machine appraisal and, based on it, a specific quotation for the machine you are considering.
How is the condition of a used Mikron machine checked before purchase?
Asset-Trade inspects in multiple stages, including visual checks, examination of spindle, axes, guides and control, and functional tests under real operating conditions. On request, an on-site inspection and demonstration at the seller's facility can be arranged. Inspection records, maintenance history and spare-part availability are all taken into account.
How does delivery and export of a used Mikron machine work?
Asset-Trade handles worldwide shipping and export, including dismantling, loading and customs and export documentation. The process follows a 7-step purchase process, with a dedicated project manager coordinating every stage from enquiry to delivery. On request we also support commissioning and operator training on site.
What typical mistakes should be avoided when buying a used Mikron machine?
Common mistakes include buying without a functional test, ignoring the control version and spare-part availability, and underestimating transport and installation planning. Buyers who focus only on price often overlook follow-up costs for tooling, workholding and training. When comparing Mikron with other brands, weigh up the part spectrum, automation capability and service support – Asset-Trade helps with a free machine appraisal and an on-site inspection.
