What does a used Mazak Quick Turn 350 cost?

A Mazak Quick Turn 350 (built 2013–2017, good condition, Mazatrol SmoothG or Matrix) typically sits between €40,000 and €65,000 in 2026. Machines with sub-spindle and Y-axis (QT-350 My II) are correspondingly more expensive (€55,000–€90,000).

What does Mazatrol Smooth vs. Matrix mean?

Mazatrol Matrix (≈ 2005–2015) is the predecessor controller with conversational programming interface. Mazatrol Smooth (from ≈ 2014) offers faster compute, better multi-touch operation and easier parameterisation. Smooth controllers are preferred by buyers — and correspondingly more valuable on the used market.

Does MBR also sell Mazak Integrex?

Yes. MBR regularly trades Mazak Integrex models (i-200, i-300, E-500, J-200) — acquisition, sourcing and export. The Integrex series has strong global demand, particularly in Turkey and the MENA region.

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Why Mazak is well positioned on the used market

Yamazaki Mazak — headquartered in Oguchi, Japan — has produced machine tools for over 100 years. Critical for the used market: Mazak has maintained a consistent controller platform (Mazatrol) across decades. That means operators familiar with one Mazak machine adapt quickly to follow-up models — a significant advantage for buyers minimising training costs.

The Mazak range is broad: lathes, turn-mill centers, multitasking centers (Integrex), vertical and horizontal machining centers, 5-axis mills (Variaxis) and laser cutters. Not all segments are equally liquid on the used market.

Key model lines

Quick Turn — CNC lathes

The Quick Turn series is Mazak's most successful lathe family. Relevant used-market models:

Quick Turn 200 / 250: Compact base lathes, preferred in small contract shops. Controller: Mazatrol Matrix or Smooth. Price range: €20,000–45,000 depending on condition and controller.
Quick Turn 350 / 350 My II: Most-traded Mazak lathe in MBR's portfolio. With Y-axis (My II) significantly more valuable. Controller: Matrix 2 or SmoothG. Price range: €40,000–90,000.
Quick Turn Nexus 450 / 550: Larger lengths for heavy shafts. Sought in energy and plant engineering. Price range: €55,000–110,000.

Integrex — multitasking centers

The Integrex series is Mazak's flagship for simultaneous turn-milling — complete workpiece machining in one setup. For buyers with complex production tasks, one of the most attractive used machines available.

Integrex i-200 / i-300: Mid-size, broadly distributed. Controller: Mazatrol SmoothX. 2014–2020 build: €120,000–220,000.
Integrex E-500 / E-800: Older generation with Matrix controller. Robust but controller support requires attention. €80,000–150,000.
Integrex J-200: Entry model — no lower turret function but significantly cheaper. Good for buyers wanting turn-mill combo without full Integrex complexity premium. €70,000–110,000.

Variaxis — 5-axis machining centers

Variaxis i-500 / i-700 / i-1050 — Mazak's answer to the 5-axis market. Compact swivel-table concepts for tool and mould making. Controller: SmoothX. 2015–2020 build: €110,000–200,000. Slightly less liquid on the used market than DMG Mori DMU or Hermle C-series, but well positioned on price-performance.

HCN — horizontal machining centers

HCN 4000 / 5000 / 6000 — serial production with pallet changer. Preferred in automotive. Controller: Mazatrol Matrix or SmoothG. Inspection focus: pallet positioning, horizontal spindle for radial runout, magazine (40–80 stations), hydraulics.

Mazak controller overview

Mazatrol Matrix / Matrix 2 (2005–2014)

Conversational controller with Mazak's own programming syntax. Robust but hardware spares are becoming scarce. Intuitive for experienced Mazak operators — a learning curve for new staff with ISO G-code background. Export markets (Turkey, MENA) accept Matrix controllers well due to local Mazak service networks.

Mazatrol SmoothG / SmoothX / SmoothEz (from 2014)

Modernised platform with faster compute, touch display and simplified parameter navigation. SmoothG for turn/mill machines, SmoothX for multitasking (Integrex). Buyers prefer Smooth controllers — reflected in noticeable price premiums over Matrix machines (typically €10,000–25,000 depending on class).

Typical weak points on used Mazak machines

Mazatrol parameter backup: Mazak machines store complex programs in Mazatrol format — proprietary, not portable. Without an original parameter backup, restoration is costly. Verify before purchase: is a complete parameter set available on external media?
Turret latching: On older Quick Turn models the turret latch can wear — symptom: delayed indexing or positioning errors. Repair cost: €1,500–4,000.
Sub-spindle on My II variants: As with all turn-mill centers, the sub-spindle is often less well maintained than the main spindle. Query spindle hours separately for both.
High-pressure coolant system: Mazak ships newer models with high-pressure coolant feed (up to 70 bar). Seals and pump wear. Symptom: fluctuating pressure, coolant-pressure alarms.
Mazatrol LCD display: Older Matrix machines (pre-2010) have CRT or early LCD displays — defects repairable but costly (€500–2,000 for replacement displays when still available).

What MBR offers on Mazak machines

Acquisition: MBR buys used Mazak machines directly — from basic Quick Turn to Integrex multitasking center. Valuation in 24–48 h, binding offer.
Sourcing: Buyers with a specific Mazak model can place a sourcing mandate. MBR searches the European dealer and industry network — not just public exchanges.
Inspection: Full condition check with Mazatrol alarm history, spindle tests, turret check and sub-spindle assessment.
Export: Mazak machines are regularly exported to Turkey, North Africa and Latin America. MBR handles full export documentation including EUR.1 and certificates of origin.

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