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Used Flow Mach 200: Sell or Buy at Auction

Flow International is the world's leading manufacturer of waterjet cutting systems: the technology pioneer that invented ultra-high-pressure waterjet cutting. Flow waterjet systems cut virtually any material including metals, composites, glass, stone, and rubber without heat-affected zones. Flow's Mach 500 and Dynamic Waterjet systems are the standard in aerospace, fabrication, and job shop environments.

The Flow Mach 200 is a value-class waterjet cutting system from Flow International, built for shops that want Flow's ultrahigh-pressure cutting and dependable daily production without paying for a top-tier Mach 500 or Mach 700. It runs on an ultrahigh-pressure pump, commonly a 30 hp, 60,000 psi (about 4,150 bar) HyPlex Prime or MotoJet, and cuts cold, so metal, stone, glass, ceramic, and composites come off the table with no heat-affected zone. Table sizes cover a wide range, from a compact bed near 4 by 4 feet (the 1313) up to large formats around 6.5 by 13 feet (the 4020), with even longer beds available, so one model spans small prototype runs through full-sheet production. Programming runs through Flow's own FlowXpert CAD/CAM software, and the cutting head is configurable: pure waterjet for softer materials, abrasive for metal and stone, or the compact Pivot+ five-axis head for bevel cutting and taper compensation. That flexibility is why the Mach 200 tends to land with job shops, general fabricators, sign makers, stone and glass shops, and prototype shops. At auction through KD Auctions, Mach 200 systems reach these shops directly, backed by a network of 500,000+ industry contacts that includes shops looking for a proven, lower-cost path into waterjet cutting.

Buying a Used Mach 200

Metal fabrication shops, aerospace composite manufacturers, stone and tile fabricators, glass processors, job shops, and any manufacturer cutting materials where heat-affected zones are unacceptable. Waterjet cutting has broad cross-industry appeal.

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Selling Your Mach 200

Flow waterjet systems sell consistently at auction. The brand's technology leadership and broad material-cutting capability attract buyers from multiple industries. Machines with low pump hours and complete cutting heads achieve the strongest results.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a used Flow Mach 200 worth at auction?

Resale value depends on the machine's age, pump hours and pump type (a 60,000 psi HyPlex Prime or MotoJet), table size (a compact 1313 versus a full-size 4020), the control and FlowXpert software version, the cutting head fitted (pure, abrasive, or the five-axis Pivot+), and any tooling or spares included. Those configurations vary widely, so two Mach 200s can carry very different values. KD Auctions offers a free AMEA-accredited, USPAP-compliant appraisal that reports both orderly liquidation value (OLV) and forced liquidation value (FLV), so a seller knows where a specific Mach 200 stands before committing to a sale.

How does the Mach 200 differ from Flow's Mach 500?

The Mach 200 is Flow's value-oriented workhorse: reliable, flexible, and available with a pure, abrasive, or compact five-axis Pivot+ cutting head, so it can run straight 2D profiling and, when fitted with Pivot+, bevel and taper-compensated cuts. The Mach 500 is Flow's top-tier system, built around Dynamic Waterjet XD for the fastest, most accurate five-axis cutting of compound angles, which is why it commands a premium and targets high-throughput precision production. In practice, the Mach 200 wins on value and versatility for job shops and general fabricators, while the Mach 500 wins on outright speed and accuracy. To sell either model, call 480.455.3910. Managed auctions run 6 to 10 weeks from engagement to payout, with onsite dispatch within 48 to 72 hours.

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Flow International is the world's leading manufacturer of waterjet cutting systems: the technology pioneer that invented ultra-high-pressure waterjet cutting.

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