Used HISION Machines for Sale
UsedUltra feature used HISION vertical machining centers, horizontal machining centers, double-column machining centers, and CNC lathes, depending on current inventory. Machine specifications, CNC controls, spindle configurations, table sizes, and installed options vary by model and production year. Availability varies according to current inventory.
Available Used HISION Machines
About HISION Machines
HISION is a Chinese CNC machine-tool brand associated with Ningbo Haitian Precision Machinery Co., Ltd. Its product portfolio covers conventional vertical machining centers, high-efficiency production machines, horizontal machining centers, large double-column machining centers, CNC lathes, vertical turning equipment, and horizontal boring and milling machines.
The company develops different machine structures for distinct production requirements. Its VMC II vertical machining centers use broad machine bases, reinforced columns, automatic tool changers, and enclosed working areas for general component machining. Selected CFV machines combine rigid base components with lighter moving assemblies and built-in spindle designs for faster response in automotive and mold applications.
HISION’s horizontal machining centers include models with T-shaped beds, roller guideways, pallet-changing arrangements, and configurations intended for both roughing and finish machining. Its large gantry and double-column machines emphasize symmetrical structures, wide machining ranges, and spindle options for dies, structural parts, and heavy industrial work. The HTC and TC lathe families address different turning requirements through built-in or mechanical spindle arrangements, servo or hydraulic turrets, tailstocks, and rigid guideway systems.
These varied configurations make HISION machines relevant to automotive components, die casting, molds, aerospace structures, rail equipment, energy machinery, and general subcontract manufacturing. On the used market, buyers may consider HISION when they require practical CNC capacity, larger working envelopes, or production features without the capital cost of an equivalent new machine.