Used meat processing equipment spans several machine types, so one number doesn't tell the story — a meat grinders and a meat slicers aren't the same purchase. Below is the price breakdown by type, from $438 to $675 median, based on 37 live listings across 26 US metros.
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Based on 37 live listings · updated Aug 19, 2026 · a starting point, not an appraisal — always run and inspect the unit before you pay.
| Type | Median | Most pay | Listings |
|---|---|---|---|
| Meat slicers | $675 | $290–$1,361 | 8 |
| Meat grinders | $438 | $292–$500 | 6 |
| Other / mixed | $980 | $350–$1,700 | 23 |
Median and 25th–75th percentile of current listings with a stated price. Sub-types with too few listings are grouped as “other.”
Across every condition and size we track, used meat processing equipment runs from $40 for project pieces and small countertop units up to $22,327 for large, late-model gear. The median is $550; half of all listings fall between $300 and $1,600. Always run the unit and inspect before you pay.
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Used slicers, grinders, and saws are a strong value — but inspect blades and check that guards and safety interlocks work. Run the motor and listen for bearing noise. Factor sharpening or a new blade into the price.
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