Of all the Optimum F80TC Opti-Mill models listed 85.71% have been listed by professional machinery sellers, 14.29% by private businesses. There are currently 4 items for F80TC Opti-Mill listed in Australia from 1 professional sellers and 0 private businesses.
Historically Optimum F80TC Opti-Mill models have been listed between $26,000 and $42,490, averaging at $38,119. The current average price of a F80TC Opti-Mill listing is $40,835.
Optimum F80TC Opti-Mill models are historically listed by sellers in CNC Machining Centre and Milling Machine categories. Optimum F80TC Opti-Mill models make up % of historic CNC Machining Centre enquiries, and % of all Optimum enquiries.
The most common years of Optimum F80TC Opti-Mill manufacture listed are: and 2024.
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