At Grays Online Auctions This Week – Industrial and 1 More Events
This week we list 1 upcoming sale at Grays. Grays (previously GraysOnline) is one of Australia’s largest online auction platforms. They offer just about everything including IT equipment, vehicles, plant, tools, homewares, retail returns, and industrial surplus.
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FAQ
What does Grays specialise in?
Grays runs the broadest mix of any Australian auctioneer including corporate IT disposal, vehicles and plant, homewares, tools, government surplus, and retail liquidation all flow through their platform. They operate as a continuous online marketplace rather than set-date sales.
How does bidding at Grays work?
Grays uses a timed online auction format. Each lot has a closing time; late bids extend the timer to prevent sniping. Register at grays.com.au, identity verification is required before bidding on high-value lots.
What buyer’s premium does Grays charge?
Typically 15% plus GST. Some categories attract a different rate, so always check the specific lot for the applicable premium before bidding.
Can I inspect Grays lots before bidding?
Yes. Grays maintains inspection facilities in most major cities. Inspection times are listed on each lot page. Some lots are pickup-only from remote locations so be sure to check the collection address carefully.
Rod’s Tips
Grays is the best source for corporate IT disposal in Australia. Their government and corporate IT refresh lots come in volume and are priced efficiently. Set up saved searches in the IT category and check them regularly.
Their anti-sniping timer extension is your friend. Unlike some platforms, Grays extends the clock when bids come in near the close. This means you have time to respond and don’t panic-bid at the last second.
Government surplus on Grays is consistently good value. State and federal agency disposals include well-maintained furniture, fleet vehicles, IT equipment, and general assets. These lots are usually accurately described and come from verifiable sources.
Check the collection deadline strictly. Grays applies storage fees after the collection window closes. Know when and where you need to collect before the auction ends.
New South Wales
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Manufacturing & Engineering Clearance
More detail
This is a proper workshop clearance, with 69 lots covering the kind of heavy gear that rarely comes up in one place. The headline items are two GEKA iron workers, the CEP/13-H and the larger Hydracrop 80S, both punch and shear machines built for serious fabrication work. Alongside them sits a Hafco BS-13DS swivel head dual mitre horizontal band saw and a 2022 Caterpillar GP30NT-C dual fuel forklift, handy if you need to shift stock around the yard.
With a close date of 30 October 2026, there is time to inspect and plan. If you run a fabrication shop or are kitting out a workshop, the GEKA pair alone is worth a look, and the Caterpillar forklift is late-model enough to hold its value.
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