About JPW Industrial

Used JPW Industrial Machines for Sale

Resell CNC is your Simple. Reliable. and Trusted.® source for used JPW Industrial metalworking equipment — including JET lathes, milling machines, grinders, band saws, drill presses, and metal cutting saws; Baileigh Industrial benders, brakes, saws, lathes, and forming equipment; Wilton bench vises, machine vises, and clamping systems; and Edwards ironworkers, notchers, and punches. JPW Industries is the parent company of these leading brands, and Resell CNC carries used equipment from across the full JPW portfolio.

JPW Industries was founded in 1958 when Leslie P. Sussman launched JET Equipment after taking the first Boeing jet flight from Seattle to Japan. The company began as a dealer of manual chain hoists and trolleys sold from a single hardware store in Tacoma, Washington, and grew through the 1970s and 1980s into metalworking and woodworking machinery. The 2002 merger of JET with Wilton Tool Group formed the WMH Tool Group, and the company was reorganized as JPW Industries, Inc. in La Vergne, Tennessee. JPW acquired Edwards Manufacturing (ironworkers, 140+ year heritage), Baileigh Industrial (metalworking and woodworking, founded 1999 in Manitowoc, Wisconsin), and Axiom Precision (CNC routers). Today JPW operates seven brands with over 400 years of collective heritage, selling through distributor networks worldwide from operations in the United States, Europe, Taiwan, and China.

Looking to sell your JPW Industrial equipment? Resell CNC buys used JET, Baileigh, Wilton, and Edwards machines nationwide. 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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JET & Baileigh Metalworking Machines

JET's metalworking lineup includes engine lathes, gear-head lathes, milling machines (vertical turret and variable speed), bench and pedestal grinders, belt grinders, horizontal and vertical band saws, cold saws, abrasive cutoff saws, drill presses (bench and floor models), and hydraulic presses. Baileigh Industrial produces tube and pipe benders, press brakes, plate rolls, shears, saws (horizontal band, vertical band, cold), metalworking lathes, milling machines, ironworkers, and plasma tables. Baileigh machines are designed and manufactured at the company's facilities in Manitowoc and Two Rivers, Wisconsin.

Wilton Vises & Edwards Ironworkers

Wilton is one of the most recognized vise brands in North America, producing bench vises, machine vises, woodworking vises, and specialty clamping systems built for decades of service. The Wilton Tradesman, Utility, and Machinist series are standard equipment in machine shops, maintenance facilities, and fabrication operations. Edwards Manufacturing produces ironworkers (single and dual operator), hydraulic notchers, punches, and press brakes with a heritage spanning over 140 years. Edwards machines combine multiple fabrication functions (punching, shearing, notching, bending) into a single compact unit for metal fabrication shops.


Founded	1958 (as JET Equipment, Tacoma, Washington)
Headquarters	La Vergne, Tennessee, USA
Brands	JET, Baileigh, Wilton, Edwards, Powermatic, Axiom Precision, Promac
Best Known For	Metalworking machines, vises, ironworkers, band saws, lathes, milling machines
Popular Products	JET lathes/mills/saws, Baileigh benders/brakes, Wilton vises, Edwards ironworkers
Global Operations	US, Switzerland, Germany, France, Taiwan, China
Industries Served	Machine shops, fabrication, maintenance, automotive, aerospace, construction, education

What to Look for When Buying Used JPW Industrial Equipment

JPW brands (JET, Baileigh, Wilton, Edwards) produce rugged shop equipment designed for daily industrial use. Used units frequently retain years of productive service.

On lathes and mills (JET, Baileigh), check spindle, ways, and gears. Measure spindle runout at the nose with a test indicator. On gear-head models, shift through all speed ranges and listen for grinding, chattering, or hesitation. Check bed or column ways for wear with a straightedge and feeler gauges, focusing on the area nearest the headstock where wear is heaviest. On mills, verify quill feed and table travel for smooth operation with no backlash.

On band saws and ironworkers, inspect the frame, blade guides, and hydraulics. On JET and Baileigh band saws, check blade guide and backup bearings for wear, and verify the hydraulic feed produces smooth, consistent downfeed. On Edwards ironworkers, cycle each station (punch, shear, notch, bend) and check for clean cuts and full ram travel. Inspect hydraulic cylinders, hoses, and fittings for leaks. On dual-operator models, test both stations independently.

On vises (Wilton), check the jaws, screw, and slide. Open and close the vise through full travel. The screw should turn smoothly with no gritty feel or excessive play. Check jaw faces for chips, cracks, or wear. On swivel-base models, verify the swivel locks securely under load. On machine vises, indicate the fixed jaw for squareness to the table.

JET Metalworking Machines

JET's metalworking line is one of the broadest in the industry. Engine lathes and gear-head lathes span bench-top through 13" x 40" (GHB-1340A) and 14" x 40" (GH-1440ZX) to large-swing models. Vertical mills include the JTM series (JTM-1050, JTM-1254) with variable speed or step-pulley drive. Band saws range from portable horizontal (HVBS-56M) through floor-standing (HBS-1018W) to vertical contour saws. Drill presses span bench (JDP-15M) to floor (JDP-20MF) models. JET also produces bench and pedestal grinders, hydraulic presses, and cold saws.

Baileigh Industrial Metalworking

Baileigh focuses on forming, bending, and fabrication equipment. Tube and pipe benders (RDB series) are Baileigh's signature product for roll, mandrel, and rotary draw applications. Press brakes (BP series) range from manual to CNC hydraulic. Plate rolls (PR series) handle sheet and plate forming. Band saws (BS series) include horizontal and vertical models. Baileigh also produces lathes, mills, and plasma tables. The RMD subsidiary builds Baileigh-branded products in Manitowoc, Wisconsin.

Wilton Vises & Workholding

Wilton vises are among the most recognized workholding products in North America. The Tradesman series delivers heavy-duty bench clamping for fabrication and maintenance. The Machinist series provides precision ground jaws for machine shop accuracy. Utility and Mechanics vises serve general-purpose applications. Wilton also produces woodworking vises, C-clamps, bar clamps, toggle clamps, and the B.A.S.H line of unbreakable striking tools. Wilton vises are standard in machine shops, maintenance departments, and vocational programs.

Edwards Ironworkers & Fabrication

Edwards Manufacturing carries over 140 years of heritage in ironworking machinery. Single-operator and dual-operator ironworkers combine punching, shearing, notching, and bending in a single machine, saving floor space in fabrication shops. Edwards also produces standalone hydraulic notchers, punches, and compact press brakes. These machines are designed for structural steel and plate fabrication where multiple operations are performed on one workpiece.

How to Sell Your Used JPW Industrial Equipment

JPW brand equipment holds solid resale value due to the broad installed base, strong brand recognition across JET, Baileigh, Wilton, and Edwards, and enduring demand for shop-floor metalworking machines and fabrication equipment.

Resell CNC buys used JPW brand equipment of every type nationwide.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Used JPW Industrial Equipment

What is the relationship between JPW Industrial, JET, Baileigh, and Wilton?

JPW Industries, Inc. is the parent company. JET, Baileigh, Wilton, Edwards, Powermatic, Axiom Precision, and Promac are all brands owned and operated by JPW. Each brand maintains its own product identity and engineering, but all share JPW's distribution and service infrastructure based in La Vergne, Tennessee.

Are used JET and Baileigh machines reliable?

Yes. JET has manufactured metalworking equipment since the early 1980s with a focus on durability for daily shop use. Baileigh machines (particularly USA-made RMD products from Manitowoc, Wisconsin) are built to industrial standards. Both brands support parts availability and service for current and legacy models.

What should I inspect before buying used JPW brand equipment?

On lathes and mills, check spindle runout, way condition, and gear shifting. On band saws, verify blade guides and hydraulic feed. On ironworkers, cycle each station and check hydraulics. On vises, test screw smoothness, jaw condition, and base lock. All models should be run under power before purchase.

What JPW brand products hold their value best?

JET gear-head lathes and JTM-series mills, Baileigh tube benders and press brakes, Wilton Tradesman and Machinist vises, and Edwards dual-operator ironworkers hold the strongest resale values. Call (844) 478-8181 for current valuations.

Are Baileigh machines made in the USA?

Some are. Baileigh's RMD subsidiary manufactures metalworking machines in Manitowoc and Two Rivers, Wisconsin. Other Baileigh and JET products are manufactured overseas to JPW engineering standards.

Does Resell CNC offer financing on used JPW Industrial equipment?

Yes. Resell CNC offers flexible financing options to help your business acquire the equipment it needs. Contact us at (844) 478-8181 to discuss terms.

How do I sell my used JPW Industrial equipment?

Contact Resell CNC at (844) 478-8181 or sales@resellcnc.com. We buy JET, Baileigh, Wilton, and Edwards equipment nationwide. Free appraisal within 24 hours.