Mazak Integrex NT 4300 DCG — multifunction mill-turn machine

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Sell Mazak: Integrex, Variaxis, Quick Turn, HCN

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.

If you want to sell a Mazak machine — lathe, mill, multitasking, or horizontal machining center — you’ll get an indicative value. Mazak is one of the more heavily represented brands in industrial manufacturing and one of the most liquid on the international used market. There are active buyers for your Mazak machine across Europe, Asia, and beyond.

Integrex i-Series — premium multitasking

The Integrex is Mazak’s reference machine: a lathe with an integrated B-axis milling spindle that enables complex parts to be made in a single setup. It’s the series with the highest value retention in the Mazak catalog.

  • Integrex i-100 / i-150: small format, highly valued in medical technology and aerospace.
  • Integrex i-200 / i-300: the most active range on the used market. High liquidity, buyers worldwide.
  • Integrex i-400 / i-500 / i-630: large format. Aerospace, energy, and defense sectors.
  • Integrex e-410 / e-650 / e-1060: extra-large format for large-diameter parts such as turbine shafts or rollers.

Valuation table by Mazak model

ModelControlPrice indication
Integrex i-200 (multitasking)MAZATROL SmoothXno reliable public price range
Integrex i-400 (multitasking)MAZATROL SmoothXno reliable public price range
Variaxis i-700 (5-axis)MAZATROL SmoothXno reliable public price range
QTN 200 (lathe)MAZATROL SmoothGno reliable public price range
VTC 200C (wall column)MAZATROL SmoothGno reliable public price range
HCN-5000 (horizontal)MAZATROL SmoothXno reliable public price range
Quick Turn Nexus 250MAZATROL Matrix 2no reliable public price range
VCN-530C (VMC)MAZATROL SmoothGno reliable public price range

We have no reliable public price ranges for Integrex, Quick Turn, VTC, HCN and VCN; on used-machine marketplaces most listings are posted without a price. The exact value depends on spindle hours, configuration, machine condition, and control generation. Request a free valuation.

Variaxis — 5-axis milling machines for moldmaking and aerospace

The Variaxis is Mazak’s 5-axis machining center. Swivel-rotary table (trunnion) design, ideal for cubic parts and precision moldmaking.

  • Variaxis C-600: the most compact and widely deployed, common in precision injection moldmaking.
  • Variaxis i-700 / i-900: high performance with optional palletization. High demand in the aerospace sector internationally.
  • Variaxis j-500 / j-600: production-oriented version with short cycle times.

Quick Turn — one of the most widely deployed lathes

The Quick Turn series is Mazak’s most installed line in industrial workshops worldwide. Two-axis production lathes with options for driven tools, C-axis, and sub-spindle.

  • Quick Turn 200 / 250 / 350: the most common sizes. High liquidity on the used market.
  • Quick Turn Nexus 200 / 250: improved generation with better performance and Matrix control.
  • QTN 200 / 250 / 300: the current generation with MAZATROL SmoothG. Highest demand among end buyers.

VTC — wall-column milling machines

The VTC series (Vertical Traveling Column) has high demand thanks to its ability to machine long parts:

  • VTC 200C / 300C / 530C: the most widely deployed sizes in industrial workshops.

HCN — horizontal machining centers for series production

Mazak’s HMCs are a reference in automotive and series-part production:

  • HCN-4000 / 5000 / 6000 / 8000: the four main sizes, often integrated into Palletech cells.

Why Mazak is so sought-after on the used market

Mazak (Yamazaki Mazak Corporation, founded in Japan in 1919) built its reputation on three pillars that translate directly into residual value:

The MAZATROL differentiator: Mazak’s conversational control is a unique value factor on the market. It allows programming without CAM or ISO code, making it ideal for mixed-production workshops and programmers without formal code training. For small and mid-sized operations, this is a very compelling buying argument. End buyers pay more for a Mazak with MAZATROL than for a technically equivalent machine with Fanuc.

Support network: Mazak has direct presence in major markets and a technical service network across key industrial regions worldwide. The availability of local support reduces perceived risk for end buyers and supports the used price.

High-quality Japanese manufacturing: Mazak machines have an established reputation for durability and lasting precision. Mazak spindles, linear guideways, and cast-iron structures hold their geometric specifications over more hours than comparable machines of lower build quality.

How the MAZATROL control generation affects price

The generation of the MAZATROL control is one of the most important factors in a Mazak’s used price:

MAZATROL controlEraPrice impact
MAZATROL SmoothXfrom approx. 2015Very high — maximum demand
MAZATROL SmoothGfrom approx. 2015High — highly valued
MAZATROL Matrix 22010-2016High — still supported
MAZATROL Matrix2006-2012Medium-high — limited support
MAZATROL 640T / 640M1999-2008Medium — functional, active market
MAZATROL T-Plus1995-2002Medium-low — reduced price

Factors that determine the price of your Mazak

MAZATROL control generation: as the table above shows, one of the two most important factors. A SmoothX under the same mechanical conditions achieves a noticeably higher price than the same machine with a 640T.

Condition of the B-axis on the Integrex: the tilting milling spindle is the most critical component on the Integrex and the most expensive to repair. Its condition largely determines the resale price of this series.

Spindle hours: under 8,000 hours is excellent. 8,000-18,000 hours is normal in production use. Over 20,000 hours calls for a spindle inspection before the final offer.

Additional equipment: Palletech pallet system, driven tools, Y-axis, second spindle, bar feeder, and tool holders are all factors that add to the base price.

Build year: based on our market observation, Mazak, as a premium brand, loses value more slowly than a standard brand and holds a substantial share of its purchase value even after several years.

Selling process for your Mazak

Step 1 — Send the data: exact model, build year, spindle hours, MAZATROL control generation, and general condition. Photos of the control panel and machine if possible. Free, no obligation.

Step 2 — Indicative value: we value your Mazak using current market data and send you an indicative value. If accepted, we confirm with our offer.

Step 3 — Payment and pickup: we confirm the date, pay before pickup, and coordinate all disassembly and transport. You don’t manage any part of the logistics.

Market observation: depreciation and demand for used Mazak

Based on our market observation, Mazak machines lose value noticeably slower than standard brands on the international used market and hold a substantial share of their purchase value even after several years.

The indicative value for your Mazak follows after you send us the data. Once accepted, we coordinate payment and pickup; from first contact to pickup usually takes 7-15 working days.

Buying complete Mazak cells

Mazak has its own automation system — Palletech, Multi-Pallet Pool — linking multiple HCN or VMC units into a flexible unattended production cell. We buy complete cells, including all machines, the pallet system, loading automation, and production management software.

For these operations we carry out a detailed on-site visit and make a single offer. We organise the disassembly process for Mazak cells.

Common reasons to sell

  • Workshop upgrade. The old Mazak gets traded in against a new machine — see Workshop upgrade and trade-in.
  • Plant closure or insolvency. Entire machine fleets with several Mazak units, often combined with other brands — we assess the full inventory in a single visit with complete documentation. See Plant closure and Insolvency and machinery liquidation.
  • Reducing capacity. Individual machines become available as workload declines — see Idle machine capacity.
  • Plant relocation. When relocating a site, businesses often choose to sell heavy or older Mazak machines rather than move them — see Plant relocation.

Model guides with value-driving options: Sell Mazak INTEGREX, Sell Mazak QUICK TURN, Sell Mazak VARIAXIS.

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We check Mazak 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 used Mazak Integrex i-200 worth?

We have no reliable public price range for the Integrex i-200: on used-machine marketplaces most listings are posted without a price. The key variables are the condition of the B-axis (tilting milling spindle), total hours, and whether a second turning spindle is included. An i-200S with an integrated sub-spindle is worth more than the base version.

Does the MAZATROL control add significant value over Fanuc or Siemens?

Internationally, yes, and substantially. MAZATROL is a conversational control: it allows programming without external CAM or ISO code, entering workpiece data directly on the screen. For smaller workshops, it reduces dependence on specialized programmers. A Mazak with MAZATROL SmoothG or SmoothX is noticeably worth more than a technically equivalent machine with standard Fanuc.

Do you buy older Quick Turn machines from the 2000s?

Yes. The Quick Turn is the most widely deployed lathe series and has an active market even in older generations. A Quick Turn 200 or 250 from the 2000s with MAZATROL 640T or T-Plus in good mechanical condition still has buyers. The condition of the main spindle and whether the control is operational are decisive.

What is a used Mazak Variaxis i-700 worth?

We have no reliable public price range for the Variaxis i-700, because used Variaxis machines are mostly advertised without a price. It's the most requested 5-axis machine in the Mazak catalog. The condition of the swivel-rotary table (trunnion) and spindle hours are the most critical factors for valuation.

Do you buy Mazak machines with the Palletech pallet system?

Yes. The Palletech system (automatic pallet handling across multiple pallets by linking several HCN units) has very substantial standalone value. We buy it together with the machine or separately. For cells with multiple HCN units and Palletech, we carry out an on-site visit and make a single offer for the whole setup.

What's the price difference between an Integrex i-200 and an i-400?

The Integrex i-400 is considerably larger with greater turning capacity; with a comparable build year, hours and configuration it is usually valued higher. We have no reliable public price range for either model. The condition of the B-axis and milling spindle is the single most important factor for both models.

Do you buy Mazak HCN machines for automotive production?

Yes. Mazak's HCN horizontal machining centers (4000, 5000, 6000, 8000) are reference machines in automotive series production and have very good international liquidity. We have no reliable public price range for the HCN-5000; configuration and hours determine the value.

Do you handle disassembly and transport of a Mazak Integrex?

Yes. Disassembling an Integrex or a Palletech cell requires specific expertise. We coordinate the entire process: draining the coolant system, disassembling the magazine and automation systems, packing, and transport. You don't have to manage anything.

Do you charge a commission or valuation fee?

No. The valuation is free and non-binding. We charge no commission when we buy directly. On a direct purchase we charge no commission. Whether dismantling and transport costs are included is stated in the offer.

Does a Mazak VTC 200C have good marketability?

Yes. The VTC series (Vertical Traveling Column) has very good liquidity, since its wall-column design allows machining long parts that don't fit a conventional VMC. We have no reliable public price range for the VTC 200C; control and condition determine the value.

How long does the entire sale process take?

You'll have an indicative value after sending us the data. If accepted, we coordinate payment and pickup; from first contact to pickup usually takes 7-15 working days. For complex cells or large-format machines, an on-site visit can add 2-3 days, but on a direct purchase, payment is made by bank transfer before pickup.

Do you buy Mazak QTN 200 or QTN 250 with a Y-axis?

Yes, and the QTN with Y-axis carries a significantly higher valuation than the version without it. We have no reliable public price range for the QTN 200. The Y-axis substantially expands milling capability and that shows up in the used price.

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