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Used EMCO CNC Machines for Sale

Resell CNC is your Simple. Reliable. and Trusted.® source for used EMCO CNC machines — including Hyperturn multi-axis turn-mill centers, MaxxTurn and EmcoTurn CNC lathes, MaxxMill and Umill machining centers, Concept series training machines, and Weiler precision lathes. We carry EMCO models across the full product line, from compact educational trainers through high-end production turn-mill platforms, plus legacy EMCOMAT cycle lathes, PC Turn and PC Mill trainers, and Weiler C, D, and E series precision turning machines.

EMCO was founded in 1947 by Karl Maier in Hallein, Austria, a small town just south of Salzburg, and has remained headquartered there for more than 75 years. The company started as a compact lathe manufacturer and grew into a global machine tool builder with a reputation for Austrian precision engineering and heavy-duty build quality. In 2006, EMCO acquired Weiler Werkzeugmaschinen GmbH of Emskirchen, Germany, adding Weiler’s premium cycle-controlled and CNC precision lathes to the portfolio. The EMCO Group operates manufacturing facilities in Hallein (Austria), Emskirchen (Germany), and Taicang (China), with a worldwide service network and a long-standing North American subsidiary, EMCO Maier Corporation, based in Columbus, Ohio. EMCO is particularly known for its dual strength in production machining and technical education, with Concept series training lathes and mills installed in technical schools, universities, and corporate training programs around the world.

Looking to sell your EMCO? Resell CNC buys used EMCO machines nationwide, any model, any generation, any condition. Free appraisal within 24 hours, competitive offers, and we handle all rigging and transportation. Call (844) 478-8181 or email sales@resellcnc.com.

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EMCO Turning & Multi-Axis Turn-Mill

EMCO’s turning lineup spans from the entry-level EmcoTurn series through the MaxxTurn CNC lathes to the flagship Hyperturn multi-turret, twin-spindle turn-mill centers. Hyperturn machines combine full Y-axis, B-axis milling, and synchronized main and sub-spindle turning in a single platform, making them favorites for complex medical, aerospace, and automotive components. Legacy EMCOMAT cycle-controlled lathes and Weiler C, D, and E series precision lathes remain in steady demand on the used market.

EMCO Milling & Training Machines

The MaxxMill series delivers compact 3-axis and 5-axis vertical machining, while the Umill 5-axis universal milling centers handle complex prismatic work in aerospace and die-mold shops. The Concept Turn and Concept Mill trainers, widely used in technical schools, run EMCO’s WinNC control software that emulates Siemens, Fanuc, Heidenhain, and other control languages on a single hardware platform, a unique feature that keeps these machines valuable long after initial purchase.


Founded	1947 by Karl Maier
Headquarters	Hallein, Austria (near Salzburg)
Manufacturing	Hallein, Austria; Emskirchen, Germany (Weiler); Taicang, China
US Operations	EMCO Maier Corporation, Columbus, Ohio
Best Known For	Multi-axis turn-mill centers, precision CNC lathes, training machines
Popular Models	Hyperturn 45/65/95, MaxxTurn 25/45/65, MaxxMill 500/750, Umill 1500, Concept Turn/Mill 55/105/155/250
CNC Controls	Siemens Sinumerik, Fanuc, Heidenhain, EMCO WinNC
Industries Served	Medical, automotive, aerospace, general subcontract, technical education

What to Look for When Buying a Used EMCO

EMCO machines span three product families: multi-axis turn-mill centers, conventional CNC lathes and mills, and Concept series trainers. Austrian-built EMCO and German-built Weiler machines share a reputation for tight tolerances and heavy-duty construction, but spindle hours and application history still drive condition.

On Hyperturn turn-mill machines, inspect all three spindle systems. Test the main spindle, sub-spindle, and B-axis milling spindle for runout, bearing condition, and thermal stability. Cycle the upper and lower turrets through every station and verify live tooling drive smoothness. Check Y-axis ballscrew backlash and C-axis indexing accuracy on both spindles.

On MaxxTurn, EmcoTurn, and Weiler lathes, check the spindle, turret, and ways. Measure spindle runout at the nose and listen for bearing noise through the full RPM range. Rotate the turret through all stations for smooth indexing and firm clamping. Inspect bed ways and cross-slide for wear, particularly on machines with high chucking run-hours.

On MaxxMill, Umill, and Concept Mill machines, verify spindle, ATC, and axes. Test spindle runout and bearing noise after warm-up. Cycle the automatic tool changer through every pocket. On 5-axis models, check the trunnion rotary-swivel table for smooth A/C-axis motion and verify kinematic calibration.

Identify the control platform. Production machines run Siemens Sinumerik (most common), Fanuc, or Heidenhain. Concept series trainers run EMCO's WinNC software, which emulates multiple commercial controls on one PC-based platform.

EMCO Turning Centers

Hyperturn Series (Multi-Axis Turn-Mill)

The Hyperturn series (Hyperturn 45, 65, 95 Powermill, 200 Powermill) is EMCO's flagship turn-mill platform with main and sub-spindles, twin turrets, full Y-axis, and a B-axis milling spindle for six-sided machining in one setup. The Hyperturn 65 Powermill is the most commonly traded used model, specified for medical, aerospace, and automotive applications.

MaxxTurn & EmcoTurn Series

The MaxxTurn series (MaxxTurn 25, 45, 65, 95) offers mid-range CNC turning with optional Y-axis, sub-spindle, and live tooling. The EmcoTurn series (E25, E45, E65) provides entry-level production turning. Both run Siemens Sinumerik or Fanuc controls.

Weiler Precision Lathes

The Weiler C, D, and E series (C30, C50, D46, E30, E40, E50, E70) are cycle-controlled and CNC precision lathes made in Emskirchen, Germany. Widely used in tool rooms, maintenance shops, and prototype work.

EMCO Machining Centers

MaxxMill Series

The MaxxMill series (MaxxMill 400, 500, 750) delivers compact vertical machining with CAT 40 spindles suited to tool-and-die and subcontract work. The MaxxMill 500 5-Axis adds a built-in trunnion table for full 5-axis capability.

Umill 5-Axis Universal Milling

The Umill series (Umill 750, 1500) provides 5-axis universal milling for aerospace, medical, and die-mold applications with Heidenhain or Siemens controls and built-in rotary-swivel tables.

Concept Mill & Concept Turn (Training)

The Concept Mill (55, 105, 155, 260, 450) and Concept Turn (55, 105, 155, 250) trainers are widely installed in technical colleges, universities, and corporate training programs. Running EMCO's WinNC software, they emulate multiple industrial controls on one machine.

How to Sell Your Used EMCO

EMCO machines hold strong resale value thanks to Austrian and German build quality and steady demand from training programs. Hyperturn, MaxxTurn, and Concept series machines are in particularly high demand.

Resell CNC buys used EMCO machines, every model and every generation, nationwide.

Contact us — call (844) 478-8181 or email sales@resellcnc.com.
Free appraisal within 24 hours, no obligation.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Used EMCO Machines

Are used EMCO machines reliable?

Yes. EMCO combines Austrian precision engineering with the German heritage of its Weiler subsidiary. Machines feature premium spindle bearings, hardened ways, and Siemens, Fanuc, or Heidenhain electronics backed by a global service network.

What CNC control does EMCO use?

Production machines primarily use Siemens Sinumerik, with Fanuc and Heidenhain available on specific models. Concept trainers run EMCO's WinNC software, emulating Siemens, Fanuc, Heidenhain, Mitsubishi, and Fagor on one platform.

What is the difference between Hyperturn and MaxxTurn?

Hyperturn is EMCO's premium turn-mill platform with main and sub-spindles, twin turrets, Y-axis, and a B-axis milling spindle for complete machining in one setup. MaxxTurn is a traditional CNC lathe with optional Y-axis, sub-spindle, and live tooling, but without the dual-turret, B-axis configuration.

Is Weiler the same company as EMCO?

Yes. EMCO acquired Weiler Werkzeugmaschinen GmbH in 2006. Weiler continues to manufacture precision lathes under its own brand as part of the EMCO Group, with parts and service through the EMCO network.

What EMCO models hold their value best?

Hyperturn turn-mill machines, MaxxTurn lathes with Y-axis and sub-spindle, Concept series trainers, and Weiler precision lathes all hold strong resale values. Call (844) 478-8181 for current valuations.

Can I still get parts for older EMCO machines?

Yes. EMCO supports legacy machines through its global service network, and many spindle, turret, and ballscrew components are industry-standard. Control parts from Siemens, Fanuc, and Heidenhain are widely available.

Does Resell CNC offer financing on used EMCO machines?

Yes. Resell CNC offers flexible financing options. Contact us at (844) 478-8181 to discuss terms.

How do I sell my used EMCO?

Contact Resell CNC at (844) 478-8181 or sales@resellcnc.com. We buy every EMCO, Weiler, and Concept series model, nationwide. Free appraisal within 24 hours.