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Sell Your Doosan Puma 2600: Value Factors and Direct Purchase

Non-binding first estimate, usually within 24 hours on working days. Direct purchase: payment before pickup. A service by MBR — active since 2020 in 15+ countries.

Sell your Doosan Puma 2600: the volume model with a reliable market

The Puma 2600 is a widely used frame size in the Puma family — robust, Fanuc-controlled, at home in the mid-size turning segment. It stands in production and job shops around the world, and that ubiquity keeps the used market active: buyers know what they’re getting, and we know where the machine goes next. Short time to sale included.

Pricing (as of October 2026)

For the Puma 2600 we have no reliable public price range: of the Puma listings reviewed in October 2026 on Maschinensucher and resale.de, only a small minority state a price, and those prices cover different variants and build years (Y, LY, SLYB II). Value is set by the variant (base, Y, SY), build year, control (Fanuc 0i-TD or 31i), hours and peripherals. Initial assessment after receiving the data. Methodology: What is my CNC machine worth?

What determines the price of your Puma 2600

  • Variant: SY (Y-axis + sub-spindle) exceeds the Y version in value, which in turn exceeds the base configuration — as is standard across the turning segment.
  • Control: The Fanuc i-series is the standard and strong for export; a well-kept control panel and monitor count toward the first impression.
  • Spindle and turret condition: a short, documented test run settles most discussions before they start.
  • Bar feeder: LNS or IEMCA integration completes the package for high-volume shops.
  • Maintenance history: Doosan/DN service records or self-maintenance with logs — documentation is what matters.

Typical buyers of a Puma 2600

High-volume shops and job shops in the mid-size turning segment looking for a proven, Fanuc-controlled machine with broad spare-parts availability — often as an addition to an existing Puma fleet.

How the sale works

The process matches our DN Solutions / Doosan buying program: send data and photos, get a first assessment, receive an offer, get paid before pickup; we organize dismantling and transport. Details: How it works.

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We check Doosan Puma 2600 by year of manufacture, control, operating hours and maintenance records. Non-binding first estimate, usually within 24 hours on working days. Direct purchase: bank transfer before pickup.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is my Doosan Puma 2600 worth today?

For the Puma 2600 we have no reliable public price range: on used-machine marketplaces most listings are posted without a price. SY variants with Y-axis and sub-spindle, as well as newer years with low hours, are generally valued higher than the base variant. The Puma is the volume model in the mid-size turning segment — the market is active.

Doosan or DN Solutions — does the name change matter?

Practically not at all for your machine's value. Since the rebrand to DN Solutions (2022), service, spare parts, and the dealer network remain fully active. Buyers know both names; we list your machine correctly in the submission and the offer stays the same.

Why is the Fanuc control an advantage on the Puma?

The Fanuc i-series is widely used: many lathe operators already know it, it's accepted in many markets, and spare parts are readily available. That makes the Puma 2600 strong for export too — and export demand supports your sale price.

Do you buy Puma machines as a batch?

Yes, we prefer it. Puma lathes often stand in groups in production fleets. During capacity adjustments or line shutdowns, we value the whole package together — that simplifies the process for you compared to selling machine by machine.

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