Where to buy industrial machinery: new equipment, used machines and alternatives
Compare professional machinery suppliers, technical specifications, purchase conditions and total costs before ordering. A specialist platform can help you locate a model, but you should still verify the seller and the exact machine.
Where to buy machinery: manufacturer, distributor or marketplace?
- Manufacturer: compare technical configuration, support, lead times, documentation and replacement parts.
- Distributor: confirm who invoices the machine, local support, delivery responsibilities and applicable warranties.
- Professional machinery platform: review individual product listings carefully; the commercial seller, condition and fulfilment terms can differ.
- Used-equipment auctions: check inspection, auction fees when applicable, collection deadlines, loading, transport and repair estimates.
What technical information should a buyer check?
Specify the work, material, production or load capacity, available power supply, required dimensions and accessories. Ask for manufacturer/model, serial number where relevant, operating hours for used equipment, maintenance records, documentation and service arrangements.
New machinery available to compare on Makitor
The following published Makitor-owned products serve distinct professional applications. They are not substitutes for one another.
- Damatomacchine Master 750.3L lathe, milling and drilling machine — metalworking.
- HELI CPD15-20SQ three-wheel electric forklift — material handling.
- Floorpul Onyx 35 E industrial floor scrubber — floor cleaning.
Compare metalworking machinery, warehouse equipment and industrial cleaning machinery by application.
Check the exact product description and current price, then request confirmation of availability, configuration and transport costs to your postcode before purchase.
Compare new and used industrial machinery costs
The advertised price is only one component. Compare machines that meet the same technical requirements and consider applicable taxes, loading, delivery, installation, accessories, repairs, downtime, maintenance and warranty. Used machinery may lower the initial outlay but could involve greater inspection and refurbishment costs.
Buying machinery across Europe
For cross-border purchases, clarify who sells and invoices, whether relevant documentation is supplied, payment details, service arrangements, logistics and any applicable tax or customs procedures. Confirm your destination’s electrical and safety requirements before ordering.
Frequently asked questions
Are all Makitor products sold by the same company?
No. The catalogue may include Makitor-owned products and listings from other sellers; verify the commercial seller and conditions of each machine.
Does an online listing guarantee that a machine can ship immediately?
No. Lead times and availability must be confirmed by the relevant supplier for the exact configuration.
What should I send when requesting a quote?
Machine type and model, intended use, capacity, necessary accessories, budget and destination country/postcode.
Request an industrial machinery buying quote
Describe the operation you need to perform and ask for a complete, model-specific quotation including equipment, warranty terms, availability and delivery.