Reiden RX14 on the used market: sought-after Swiss precision in the 5-axis segment
The Reiden RX14 is the second-largest of the four current RX sizes (RX10, RX12, RX14, RX18) — larger and more capable than the RX10, more compact than the RX18. Reiden builds in small numbers for customers who need accuracy over decades: moldmaking, medical technology, aerospace. If you’re selling a used Reiden RX14, you’re selling a rare machine to a small but well-funded buyer base.
The RX14 appears only occasionally on the used market. Buyers looking for a used Reiden RX14 usually already know the brand and accept realistic prices for documented condition accordingly. That speeds up the sale compared with standard brands that see a larger but more price-sensitive supply. Because the used pool is so small, interested buyers are often active beyond their own region and will travel further for a well-documented RX14 that fits.
Specifications (manufacturer data)
The following figures come from Reiden’s current manufacturer specifications for the RX14 series and serve as general guidance — your specific unit may vary:
| Feature | Value | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Travels | X 1,800 / Y 1,800 / Z 1,210 mm | A-axis ±105°, C-axis 360° |
| Table load/workpiece size | Rotary table ø1,400×1,200 mm or ø1,800×1,400 mm, max. pallet load 4,500 kg | depending on table configuration |
| Spindle (speed/power) | 12,000 rpm, 94/113 kW | optional 14,000 rpm spindle (63/75 kW) and DDT direct-drive variants |
| Control | Heidenhain TNC7 or Siemens Sinumerik One | current series — traded used machines mostly carry Heidenhain TNC 640 or iTNC 530 |
| Tool magazine | 92 / 120 / 192 / 299 positions | depending on configuration |
| Weight | approx. 42,000 kg |
Price assessment (as of October 2026)
For the Reiden RX14 we have no reliable public price range: used Reiden machines are hardly ever advertised publicly with a price, and no current listing for the RX14 states one. Value is set by control version, build year, spindle condition, tool magazine and documentation. Our valuation logic: What is my CNC machine worth?
What determines your RX14’s price
- Control version: Heidenhain TNC7 or Siemens Sinumerik One achieve the top values; TNC 640 remains solidly in demand.
- Spindle condition and runtime: a runout test protocol under 2–3 µm supports the valuation, regardless of hour count.
- Tool magazine configuration: a larger magazine (192 or 299 positions) widens the buyer pool toward series production.
- Documented maintenance: Reiden buyers scrutinize maintenance records closely — a complete log carries more weight than appearance alone.
- Duty profile: an RX14 from tool or mold shop use, single-shift and well maintained, achieves better prices than a machine from three-shift series work.
Typical buyers of an RX14
The RX14 is sought mainly by tool and mold shops, medical technology machinists and aerospace suppliers who need a Reiden 5-axis machine between the compact RX10 and the large-format RX18. These buyers usually already know the brand from their own machine fleet and decide quickly once condition and documentation check out. Compare all Reiden series: Reiden brand hub.
How the sale works
The process follows our Reiden brand hub: model, build year, control, spindle hours and photos are enough for the first assessment. After that: offer, payment before pickup; we organise disassembly and transport. Details: How it works.
If you’re selling as part of a broader change in moldmaking operations, it’s also worth checking our guide Sell moldmaking CNC machines.
More Reiden model guides: Reiden RX18.
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