Our valuation is an educational estimate, not a certified appraisal. It is meant to give a credible starting range, shown transparently, and to be improved as more market data accrues.
We start from a class- and model-typical baseline for the machine, then adjust for the inputs that most affect used value:
| Input | Effect |
|---|---|
| Condition | Excellent, Good, Fair, or For parts/rough — each applies a coefficient to the baseline. |
| Age / model year | Older generations and superseded controls typically trade lower. |
| Spindle hours | Higher hours reduce value; very low hours raise it. |
| Options & tooling | Probing, 4th/5th axis, high-pressure coolant, bar feeders, etc. add value; where we have real OEM option list prices we use them. |
| Market demand | In-demand brands/models in liquid categories hold value; niche or illiquid machines discount. |
Where a value or range is shown as illustrative or class-typical, it is a benchmark for the machine's category and should not be read as a quote or an offer. A model-specific range, when shown, reflects the best data we currently hold and will tighten as observed transactions grow.
Specifications are compiled from manufacturer and public sources and may not reflect a specific unit's generation, control, or configuration. Always verify against the actual machine. This estimate does not constitute an appraisal, offer, or financial advice.
