CNC Swiss Lathes

Used Citizen: Auction & Liquidation

Citizen is a world-leading manufacturer of CNC Swiss-type automatic lathes: precision turning machines used for high-volume production of small, complex parts. Citizen Swiss lathes are ubiquitous in medical device manufacturing, aerospace fasteners, dental implants, and electronics components. The Cincom series is the industry standard for Swiss-type turning.

Popular Citizen Models We Sell

Cincom L20 Cincom L32 Cincom M32 Cincom A32 Cincom B12 L20-VIII M32-VIII R07

Buying Citizen

Medical device manufacturers, aerospace fastener producers, dental implant shops, electronics component manufacturers, and high-volume precision machining operations. Swiss lathe buyers are highly specialized. Citizen's dominant market position ensures a qualified buyer base.

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Selling Citizen

Citizen Swiss lathes sell to a focused but active buyer base: medical and aerospace precision machining operations that need high-volume turning capability. Complete machines with bar feeders, tooling, and documentation achieve the strongest auction results.

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KD Sales with Citizen Equipment

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you sell used Citizen equipment at auction?

Yes. KD Auctions handles used Citizen equipment as individual pieces or complete lots, through a managed auction, consignment into an upcoming sale, or a cash purchase.

Has KD Auctions sold Citizen equipment before?

Yes. Our archive documents 2 completed KD sales that included Citizen equipment, and the most recent are listed on this page.

Who buys used Citizen equipment at auction?

How do I sell my Citizen equipment through KD Auctions?

Contact us at 480.455.3910 or via our contact page for a free evaluation. We'll assess your Citizen equipment, recommend the right sale path (auction, cash purchase, or consignment), and provide a realistic recovery estimate.

How do I bid on Citizen equipment at a KD auction?

Register for the specific auction at kdauctions.com, review the lot details and catalog, attend the inspection day if possible, and bid during the auction period. Each sale's listing states its format and how bidding works.