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Smw AUTOBLOK AXN 210 (8.26") CHUCK Prices and Values by Year

Compare Smw AUTOBLOK AXN 210 (8.26") CHUCK asking-price evidence by year, then verify the configuration and condition of the exact machine.

1published records reviewed
1distinct year-and-price points
$31,500single observed ask
1model years represented
MODEL-SPECIFIC MARKET EVIDENCE

One published Smw AUTOBLOK AXN 210 (8.26") CHUCK asking-price observation was recorded at $31,500.

One observation is a market signal, not a supported range. This page preserves the named machine and recorded ask without inventing additional values or applying a standard depreciation curve.

It is not the value of an unidentified unit. Year, control, configuration, hours, condition, options, location and transaction terms determine where an exact machine belongs.

VALUES BY MODEL YEAR

Smw AUTOBLOK AXN 210 (8.26") CHUCK asking-price evidence by year.

Calculations collapse exact duplicate year-and-price combinations so repeated records do not silently add weight. Every linked year has at least one published asking-price observation; one-point years are explicitly identified as limited evidence.

Published asking-price evidence; not completed-sale prices or appraised values.
YearRecordsDistinct pricesLow askMedian askHigh ask
201411$31,500$31,500$31,500
REPRESENTATIVE RECORDS

Open the observations behind the range.

This free CNC machine price guide context is strongest when you read the individual records instead of relying on one blended number.

Representative published asking-price records; open each record for its evidence boundary.
Machine recordRecorded askRetained detailsRecorded status
2014 SMW AUTOBLOK AXN 210 (8.26") CHUCK$31,500Control not retained · usedHistorical listing record

What the numbers establish

They establish recorded asking-price evidence for machines identified as Smw AUTOBLOK AXN 210 (8.26") CHUCK. They do not establish a completed sale, operating condition, ownership, availability, included tooling, currency, warranty or final negotiated amount.

How to narrow the value

Confirm the data plate, exact suffix, model year, control, spindle and axis configuration, hours, options, maintenance history, geometry, operating proof and all removal obligations.

Retained model specifications

SMW/AUTO Autoblok/SMW Model AXN 210 (8.26") diameter Automatic Index Chuck. • Complete with spindle adaptor, 4 x 90 indexing, constant oil lubricated internal components and constant automatic in-process controls for safe machining. • Chuck to mount on a Doosan lathe. • SMW/AUTO Autoblok/SMW manifold assembly, tube bundle with prox.switches and cables. • SMW/AUTO Autoblok/SMW Hydraulic and PLC Unit includes external housing containing all electrical and hydraulic components. Hydraulic unit will provide power to the AXN chuck only and have no impact on the machine hydraulic unit. • All Electrical connections will terminate at a pre-wired plug for easy connect and disconnect from the machine control. • Used in conjunction with a 2016 Doosan Lynx 220LSCYC the Autoblok Chuck and Hydraulic Unit were used to produce 2 P/No.s made from 316 SS and has been used for 2,760 hours in a Precision Production Machine Shop. We are the original owner and are selling due to customer business decline, no longer outsourcing.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Questions answered directly.

How much is a used Smw AUTOBLOK AXN 210 (8.26") CHUCK?

One published asking-price observation was recorded at $31,500. A single observation is not a supported market range, and an exact unit requires year, configuration and condition review.

Does the Smw AUTOBLOK AXN 210 (8.26") CHUCK value use a depreciation curve?

No. The calculations use distinct published asking-price points retained in the MBB catalog.

Are these final sale prices?

No. They are asking-price observations. A completed transaction can differ because of condition, negotiation, fees, removal, tooling, location and other terms.

MOVE FROM RANGE TO DECISION

Research the exact machine.

Start with the model record, compare published asking prices, document condition and options, and account for every cost required to make the machine productive.

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