Printing, paper and graphic machines: auction prices

We have recorded 7 auction sales with a price of 11 models by 10 makes in this category, and 4 lots are at auction now. Pick a make, or a model below.

This category covers equipment used for printing, finishing and converting paper, ranging from industrial offset presses to office scale laminators and label printers. Heidelberg represents the traditional heavy offset press end of the market, built for high volume commercial printing, while makers such as Canon, Epson, Brother and Zebra cover digital, wide format and label printing for smaller print runs and office use. Finishing equipment like Leitz and Fellowes laminators, IDEAL-WERK guillotines and binders is bought by print shops and offices needing to cut, bind or laminate finished documents. Buyers use these machines for commercial print production, signage, labelling and document finishing depending on scale and volume.

EUR 120 median hammer price middle half 30 to 300 EUR 76% of lots found a buyer 234 sales with a price

Prices by make

Make	Sales with a price	Middle half	Median	Found a buyer
HP	26	EUR 100 to EUR 250	EUR 150	92%
Zebra	22	EUR 100 to EUR 150	EUR 120	96%
Canon	16	EUR 60 to EUR 300	EUR 150	–
Epson	14	EUR 120 to EUR 600	EUR 250	–

Prices by year of build

Built	Sales with a price	Middle half	Median	Found a buyer
2015 to 2019	13	EUR 300 to EUR 600	EUR 600	–

Prices by country

Country	Sales with a price	Middle half	Median	Found a buyer
France	109	EUR 5 to EUR 250	EUR 80	89%
Netherlands	66	EUR 40 to EUR 300	EUR 120	88%
Germany	23	EUR 120 to EUR 600	EUR 300	44%

The country of the sale, not where the machine was made. Prices count the recorded sales of identified models, parts and accessories left out, on 90 auction sites, a sale listed twice once, in euros at fixed rates, rounded, before the buyer's premium and VAT; a row needs ten sales. "Found a buyer" counts the 41 sites that publish the lots that failed to sell, from twenty lots up; withdrawn lots are left out. Updated 2026-10-21.

Makes 10

GRAPHTEC 2 models · 2 sales Brother 1 model · 1 sale Hoson 1 model · 1 sale PIXMAX 1 model · 1 sale Primera 1 model · 1 sale Zebra 1 model · 1 sale Brady 1 model · 0 sales Dahle 1 model · 0 sales HP 1 model · 0 sales Nagel 1 model · 0 sales

Models with the most sales

Model	Sales with a price	Middle half	At auction now	Last sale
Brother P-Touch D600	1	under ten sales	0	2026-09-22
GRAPHTEC CE3000-60	1	under ten sales	0	2026-09-21
GRAPHTEC FC8600-60	1	under ten sales	0	2026-09-21
Hoson ZH-880PFTJ	1	under ten sales	0	2026-10-13
PIXMAX 26494	1	under ten sales	0	2026-09-21
Primera LX500e	1	under ten sales	0	2026-10-13
Zebra GX430T	1	under ten sales	0	2026-10-02
Brady M211	0	none yet	1	none yet
Dahle 558	0	none yet	1	none yet
*HP DesignJet Z9dr V-Trimmer X9024A**	0	none yet	1	none yet
Nagel Citoborma 490	0	none yet	1	none yet

Middle half: the rounded middle half of the hammer prices of the model, in euros, from ten sales; each model page lists the sales one by one.

Questions about used printing, paper and graphic machines at auction

What do used printing, paper and graphic machines sell for at auction?

Across 234 auction sales with a price that we recorded, the middle half fetched EUR 30 to EUR 300, with a median of about EUR 120. By make, the median of the makes sold most: HP about EUR 150, Zebra about EUR 120, Canon about EUR 150. These are rounded hammer prices in euros, before the buyer's premium and VAT.

How many printing, paper and graphic machines find a buyer at auction?

On the auction sites that publish the lots that failed to sell, 76% of 297 lots offered found a buyer. By country: France 89%, Netherlands 88%, Germany 44%. Withdrawn lots are not counted.

Hammer prices are what the auction house recorded when the lot closed. How prices are recorded.