Closure of Amtek Precision Engineers Limited Brings Mazak, Mikron, Sodick and Hurco Machinery to Market
Lambert Smith Hampton is conducting an online auction of modern CNC machinery, precision engineering equipment and factory assets following the closure of Amtek Precision Engineers Limited in Totnes, Devon.
Taking place on the instructions of the company’s directors, the auction features an extensive selection of CNC turning and milling centres, high-speed machining equipment, spark and wire erosion machinery, grinding machines, plastic injection moulding equipment and inspection systems.
Bidding closes on 19 November 2026, with sensible offers also being considered ahead of the auction.
The sale presents an opportunity for precision engineering businesses, toolmakers and manufacturers to acquire machinery from established manufacturers including Mazak, Mikron, Sodick, Hurco, Hardinge and Haitian.
High-Specification CNC Machinery and EDM Equipment Available
Among the standout assets is a Mazak Integrex 200-IV-S five-axis mill-turn centre, featuring twin-spindle CNC turning and milling capabilities, a B-axis and a 36-station automatic tool changer.
The auction also includes a Mikron HSM 400 high-speed machining centre with a 42,000rpm spindle and seven-station automatic pallet changer, alongside a Mikron HSM 300 Graphite Master with a 54,000rpm spindle and 48-station pallet changer.
A substantial selection of spark and wire erosion machinery is also available, including Sodick and Agie equipment suitable for precision tooling, mould making and specialist engineering applications.
Featured Machinery and Equipment
Highlights of the auction include:
- Mazak Integrex 200-IV-S – Twin-spindle five-axis CNC mill-turn centre with B-axis and 36-station automatic tool changer.
- Mikron HSM 400 – High-speed machining centre with 42,000rpm spindle and automatic pallet changing.
- Mikron HSM 300 Graphite Master (2008) – High-speed graphite machining centre with 54,000rpm spindle and 48-station pallet changer.
- Mazak QT250MY (2020) – CNC turning centre with driven tooling, C-axis control and Y-axis machining.
- Hardinge GS51 (2011) – CNC lathe with Siemens 828D control and high-pressure coolant.
- Hurco VMX 42 DI (2019) – CNC machining centre with 15,000rpm direct-drive spindle and Renishaw touch probe.
- Hurco VMX 30 and VM1 – CNC vertical machining centres.
- Sodick AG60L (2015 and 2018) – Two die-sink EDM machines with linear motor drives and automatic tool changers.
- Sodick SLC600G (2015) and AG600L (2018) – CNC wire-cut EDM machines with automatic wire threading.
- Agie Hyperspark 2 and 2iQ (2013) – CNC spark erosion machines with automatic electrode changing.
- Haitian ZEIII.2300.830 (2022) – ZERES hybrid plastic injection moulding machine.
- Haitian ZEIII.900.210 (2021) – ZERES hybrid plastic injection moulding machine.
- Global Classic 555 (2014) – CNC coordinate measuring machine.
- Aberlink Xtreme CMM – Coordinate measuring machine for precision inspection.
- Jones & Shipman Grinding Machines – Selection of surface, form and cylindrical grinding equipment.
- Nabertherm N17/HR and N30/65HA – Hardening and tempering furnaces.
- Hyster Forklift – Gas-powered forklift with 4,500kg lifting capacity.
- Overhead Gantry Cranes – Selection of lifting equipment with capacities up to 6,300kg.
All equipment is subject to availability.
Additional Toolroom, Inspection and Factory Equipment
Beyond the principal CNC and EDM machinery, the auction includes an extensive range of supporting equipment used throughout the precision engineering and manufacturing process.
Available assets include XYZ toolroom milling machines, Harrison centre lathes, Jones & Shipman grinding equipment, a Gravograph fibre laser marking machine and a selection of Mitutoyo inspection instruments.
The sale also features heat treatment furnaces, shrink-fit tooling equipment, ultrasonic cleaning systems, an industrial water chiller, workshop accessories and general factory equipment.
With machinery covering machining, tooling, mould production, inspection and finishing operations, the auction offers opportunities for businesses seeking to expand existing capabilities or replace equipment across multiple manufacturing processes.
Interested buyers are encouraged to review the available lots and associated specifications ahead of the closing date. Lambert Smith Hampton has also confirmed that sensible offers will be considered prior to the auction, providing an opportunity for interested parties to enquire about machinery before bidding concludes.
About Lambert Smith Hampton
Lambert Smith Hampton is a UK commercial property consultancy providing a range of property and business asset services, including machinery and business asset disposals. Its machinery and business assets team manages sales across a broad range of industries, including engineering, manufacturing and industrial production. Through online auctions and negotiated sales, the company assists businesses, insolvency practitioners and other clients with the valuation and disposal of machinery, equipment and commercial assets.
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