CNC Lathes & Machining Centers
Used Doosan PUMA 400: Sell or Buy at Auction
Doosan (now DN Solutions) is a major Korean machine tool manufacturer offering competitive CNC lathes, turning centers, and machining centers. Known for robust construction and competitive pricing, Doosan machines are popular in job shops and production machining environments throughout North America.
The Doosan PUMA 400 is a big-bore horizontal turning center built for large-diameter, heavy-duty work. Across its variants (the 400B, 400C, 400L, 400LB, 400M, and 400MB) it is offered with chuck sizes from about 15 up to 21 inches, a swing over bed near 30 inches, and a maximum turning diameter in the low 20-inch range. A Fanuc-based control runs the spindle, the 12-station turret, and the axis moves, and the large spindle bore gives bar capacity in roughly the 4 to 6.5 inch range depending on the configuration ordered. That combination is why it is a clear step up from the compact PUMA lathes: shops turning oilfield and pipe components, large flanges, hydraulic cylinders, and heavy shafts choose the 400 for its bore, chuck capacity, and 35 to 40 horsepower class spindle, not just its footprint. At auction, KD Auctions markets the PUMA 400 to the machine shops, energy-sector suppliers, and large-part turning operations that make up a meaningful share of our 500,000+ industry contacts. Big-bore Doosan lathes like this one tend to draw strong bidder interest, since parts and service are well established across North America. Age, hours, the chuck and bore ordered, control condition, and the tooling package it sells with all move where a given machine lands.
Buying a Used PUMA 400
Job shops, production machining companies, automotive suppliers, and general manufacturers. Doosan's value positioning attracts buyers who want proven performance at below-premium-brand pricing.
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Doosan machines sell consistently at auction. The brand's strong North American dealer network means buyers can source parts and support locally, which drives buyer confidence and competitive bidding.
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What is a used Doosan PUMA 400 worth at auction?
Value depends on age, hours, control condition, the chuck and spindle bore ordered, and the tooling package it ships with. Big-bore Doosan lathes like the PUMA 400 vary widely from one machine to the next, so there is no single number to quote. KD Auctions offers a free AMEA-accredited, USPAP-compliant appraisal that reports both orderly liquidation value (OLV) and forced liquidation value (FLV), giving you a documented range before the machine goes to market. Commission is tailored to the engagement and quoted upfront, and most sellers pay nothing out of pocket.
How does the PUMA 400 differ from smaller Doosan PUMA lathes?
The PUMA 400 is built around a larger chuck, a bigger spindle bore, and a heavier spindle than smaller PUMA lathes such as the 240 or 2600 class. That puts it in a different buying category: big-bore, large-diameter turning rather than general job-shop bar work. Sellers moving a PUMA 400 often pair it with other large-capacity turning and machining equipment in one managed sale. Call 480.455.3910 to talk through timing. A managed auction runs about 6 to 10 weeks from engagement to payout, with onsite dispatch within 48 to 72 hours.
About Doosan
Doosan (now DN Solutions) is a major Korean machine tool manufacturer offering competitive CNC lathes, turning centers, and machining centers.
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