USED HAAS SUPER MINI MILL 2010

The HAAS SUPER MINI MILL 2010 is a compact 3-axis CNC vertical machining center designed for shops that need high-speed milling capability without the floor space required by a full-size VMC. Haas Super Mini Mills are particularly well suited for job shops, prototype manufacturing, tooling, small-batch production, aerospace components, automotive parts, and general precision machining.

The 2010 Super Mini Mill configuration can vary considerably, so the machine’s serial number and original build sheet should be checked before confirming exact specifications. A documented 2010 Super Mini Mill has 16″ X-axis travel, 12″ Y-axis travel, and 10″ Z-axis travel, a 36″ × 12″ table, 10,000 RPM spindle, 15 HP spindle motor, 40-taper tooling, and a 10-station automatic tool changer. Another 2010 Super Mini Mill 2 configuration has larger 20″ × 16″ × 14″ travels, a 40″ × 14″ table, 15 HP spindle, and 24+1 side-mount ATC.

The machine’s compact footprint, high spindle speed, rapid axis movement, automatic tool changing, and Haas CNC control make it an attractive used CNC machine for manufacturers that need efficient production from limited floor space.

HAAS SUPER MINI MILL 2010 – AXIS

The documented standard 2010 Super Mini Mill uses the 16″ × 12″ × 10″ travel configuration. The Super Mini Mill 2 introduced a larger 20″ × 16″ × 14″ work envelope, so buyers should confirm whether the machine is a standard Super Mini Mill or Super Mini Mill 2.

HAAS SUPER MINI MILL 2010 – WORK ENVELOPE

The standard 2010 Super Mini Mill provides a 36″ × 12″ table and 500-pound maximum table load, offering enough room for vises, fixtures, plates, and smaller production components.

HAAS SUPER MINI MILL 2010 – SPINDLE

The 15 HP, 10,000 RPM spindle is one of the major advantages of the Super Mini Mill. It provides the speed required for smaller cutting tools, aluminum machining, finishing operations, and high-speed toolpaths while retaining sufficient horsepower for general production work.

HAAS SUPER MINI MILL 2010 – TOOL CHANGER

The standard 2010 Super Mini Mill can be found with a 10-station automatic tool changer, while Super Mini Mill 2 machines from the same year can be equipped with a 24+1 side-mount ATC.

HAAS SUPER MINI MILL 2010 – FEEDRATES

The high rapid-traverse rates make the Super Mini Mill particularly suitable for shorter cycle times and production work involving frequent positioning movements.

HAAS SUPER MINI MILL 2010 – CONTROL SYSTEM

The Haas CNC control gives the machine a familiar operating environment for shops already using Haas equipment. Documented 2010 machines include options such as rigid tapping, DNC, Quick Code, and pre-orient tapping.

HAAS SUPER MINI MILL 2010 – COOLANT AND CHIP MANAGEMENT

Used 2010 Super Mini Mill machines can be found equipped with chip augers, coolant systems, and through-spindle coolant. A documented Super Mini Mill 2 includes all three.

HAAS SUPER MINI MILL 2010 – 4TH AXIS

Some used 2010 Super Mini Mills are equipped with a 4th-axis drive or preparation, while others remain standard 3-axis machines. A documented 2010 machine includes a Haas 5C 4th-axis indexer, Renishaw probing, and tooling package.

HAAS SUPER MINI MILL 2010 – MACHINE DIMENSIONS

Dimensions vary substantially between standard Super Mini Mill and Super Mini Mill 2 configurations. A documented standard 2010 machine is approximately 90″ × 64″ × 100″ and 4,200 lbs, while a Super Mini Mill 2 listing reports approximately 91″ × 88″ × 100″ and 5,100 lbs.

HAAS SUPER MINI MILL 2010 – GENERAL INFORMATION

These specifications represent a documented 2010 standard Super Mini Mill. Super Mini Mill 2 machines from 2010 have larger travels, a larger table, and can have a 24+1 side-mount ATC, so the exact model should be confirmed before publishing a listing.

INDUSTRIES THAT USE HAAS SUPER MINI MILL 2010

The HAAS SUPER MINI MILL 2010 is suitable for:

• General manufacturing
• Aerospace
• Automotive
• Medical components
• Electronics
• Industrial machinery
• Tool and die
• Job shops
• Prototype manufacturing
• Maintenance and repair
• Small-batch production
• Educational facilities

TYPICAL PARTS HAAS SUPER MINI MILL 2010 CAN PRODUCE

The machine can produce:

• Precision brackets
• Fixtures
• Jigs
• Tooling plates
• Housings
• Mounting components
• Prototype parts
• Aluminum components
• Steel components
• Automotive components
• Medical components
• Industrial machine components
• Custom tooling

Typical operations include face milling, pocketing, drilling, tapping, boring, profiling, contouring, slotting, chamfering, and reaming.

WHY CHOOSE HAAS SUPER MINI MILL 2010

The HAAS SUPER MINI MILL 2010 is attractive because it combines a compact footprint with a 15 HP, 10,000 RPM spindle, 40-taper tooling, fast axis rapids, and automatic tool changing. The machine is substantially more production-oriented than many compact toolroom machines.

Its 10,000 RPM spindle is especially useful for aluminum, smaller-diameter cutters, high-speed machining, and finishing work. The 40-taper spindle also provides access to a broad range of standard CAT40 and BT40 tooling.

The machine’s compact size makes it useful for businesses that have limited floor space but still require a true industrial CNC machining center. A properly equipped machine with rigid tapping, probing, chip auger, through-spindle coolant, and 4th-axis capability can handle a wide variety of production requirements.

WHY BUY USED HAAS SUPER MINI MILL 2010

Buying a used HAAS SUPER MINI MILL 2010 can provide a manufacturer with a high-speed CNC machining center at a substantially lower investment than newer equipment.

The 15 HP spindle and 10,000 RPM maximum speed provide strong capability for both production and precision work. The documented standard configuration offers 16″ × 12″ × 10″ travel, while the Super Mini Mill 2 provides a larger 20″ × 16″ × 14″ envelope.

The used market also offers machines with valuable upgrades. Examples include Renishaw probing, 4th-axis equipment, chip augers, through-spindle coolant, rigid tapping, and side-mount tool changers.

When buying a used 2010 machine, buyers should inspect the spindle, ballscrews, linear guides, axis backlash, machine geometry, ATC, drawbar, control, coolant system, chip auger, electrical cabinet, lubrication system, and probing equipment.

A test cut should be performed to verify positioning accuracy, repeatability, spindle vibration, surface finish, tool changing, coolant operation, and overall machine performance.

HOW MUCH DOES A USED HAAS SUPER MINI MILL 2010 COST?

The value of a used HAAS SUPER MINI MILL 2010 varies considerably according to the exact model, spindle hours, cutting hours, condition, control configuration, ATC, probing, fourth-axis equipment, coolant options, tooling, and location.

Current used listings provide several useful market reference points. A 2010 standard Super Mini Mill is currently listed at approximately $24,500 USD, while another 2010 Super Mini Mill with 4th-axis equipment, Renishaw probing, swarf auger, and tooling is listed at approximately £16,950.

For the larger 2010 Super Mini Mill 2, current listings show asking prices around $35,000 to $39,900 USD, with configurations including 20″ × 16″ × 14″ travel, 15 HP spindle, 10,000 RPM, and 24+1 side-mount tool changers.

For used-equipment listing purposes, a reasonable working range for a HAAS SUPER MINI MILL 2010 is approximately $18,000 to $30,000 USD, while exceptionally equipped or low-hour Super Mini Mill 2 machines can be worth considerably more.

Before establishing a final selling price, buyers should verify spindle hours, cutting hours, spindle condition, X/Y/Z-axis accuracy, ballscrew backlash, linear-guide condition, ATC operation, drawbar condition, control functionality, probing, 4th-axis equipment, coolant system, chip auger, electrical system, lubrication system, tooling, and overall machine geometry.