27 used Haas CNC machines for sale: 15 vertical machining centers, 7 CNC lathes, 4 universal machining centers and 1 horizontal machining center. Every listing shows the year, condition and location, and you contact the seller directly.
Used Haas machines on MachineLinker
The 27 Haas machines listed here are offered by 1 seller and located in the Czech Republic. The used machines were built between 2001 and 2022; half of them in 2013 or later.
Haas Automation is an American machine tool builder founded by Gene Haas in 1983, with its main factory in Oxnard, California. Haas built its first vertical machining center, the VF-1, in 1988 and today makes vertical and horizontal machining centers, 5-axis machines and CNC lathes, all with its own CNC control. Parts and service are available through the Haas Factory Outlet (HFO) network.
Haas models for sale
- Haas VF series (13 machines: VF-0, VF-2, VF-2D, VF-2SS, VF-3, VF-4SS, VF-8, VF-9, built 2001–2019). Vertical machining centers: the higher the number, the larger the travels. SS (Super-Speed) models have a 12,000 rpm inline direct-drive spindle, a fast side-mount tool changer and high-speed rapids.
- Haas Mini Mill (2 machines, built 2001–2006). Compact 40-taper vertical mill with 16 x 12 x 10 in (406 x 305 x 254 mm) travels, for small parts, prototypes and training.
- Haas UMC-750 (4 machines, built 2016–2022). 5-axis universal machining center with a dual-axis trunnion table and 30 x 20 x 20 in (762 x 508 x 508 mm) travels.
- Haas EC series (1 machine: EC-400, built 2006). Horizontal machining centers; the EC-400 takes 400 mm (15.75 in) pallets.
- Haas ST series (4 machines: ST-20, ST-20Y, ST-30, built 2010–2022). CNC turning centers; Y models (for example the ST-20Y) add a Y axis and live tooling for milling and drilling.
- Haas SL series (2 machines: SL-10, built 2006). The earlier Haas CNC lathes, built until about 2011.
- Haas DS series (1 machine: DS-30SSY, built 2015). Dual-spindle turning centers: the second spindle machines the back of the part in the same cycle.
What to check before buying a used Haas
- Control and options: classic Haas control or Next Generation Control (NGC, from 2016), software version and which options are enabled (for example high-speed machining, rigid tapping, probing or a 4th axis).
- Hours and history: ask for a photo of the timer screen in the control (power-on and cutting time) and for the maintenance records.
- Spindle: taper (40 taper on most Haas mills), maximum speed and whether the spindle has been replaced or rebuilt.
- Model and year: Haas has updated the same model names over the years, so compare travels, spindle and tool changer, not only the name.
- See it working: ask for a video of the machine cutting or an inspection before you buy, and check transport and rigging costs.
Frequently asked questions
Which control does a used Haas have?
Haas machines use Haas’s own CNC control. Machines built until about 2016 have the classic Haas control, introduced in 1988; newer machines have the Next Generation Control (NGC), released in 2016. Both run standard G-code programs; the NGC has a new screen, navigation and software.
What does SS mean on a Haas VF-2SS?
SS stands for Super-Speed. Haas SS machines have a 12,000 rpm inline direct-drive spindle, a fast side-mount tool changer and high-speed rapids on all axes, so they cut and change tools faster than the standard models.
How much does a used Haas cost?
It depends on the model, year, control, hours and options. The 27 machines on this page are listed with “Price on request”: use the contact form, phone or WhatsApp on each listing to ask the seller for a quote.