Inside This Week’s Industrial Auction Market – 29 Upcoming Sales inc Industrial Gear, Tablet Bottling Machine & Fleet Vans

This Grays auction is built around a stack of heavy duty container shelters, all listed as unused. The standout lots are the 40ft x 60ft models with end walls, ideal for farm machinery storage, workshop extensions, or temporary warehousing. There are also standard 40ft container shelters in the mix, offering flexible cover without the full footprint.

Beyond the shelters, the lot list includes generators and tool boxes, making this a solid one-stop shop for anyone setting up a rural worksite or expanding an existing yard. With 118 lots and no close date set yet, buyers have time to inspect the listings and plan their bids. Given the unused condition, this is a rare chance to grab industrial-grade gear without the retail markup.

This is a solid mix of late-model Kenworths and Volvos, plus older workhorses like the 2003 Mack CH Fleetliner. The Kenworth T909 from 2020 is the standout, but the 2017 K200 and T409 models are worth a close look for anyone needing a reliable interstate or heavy-haul unit. The Volvo FM410s from 2017 and 2014 offer a different option if you prefer European cabovers.

On the trailer side, you have three HXW ST3 units from 2011 and 2007, plus a 2007 Maxitrans. That gives buyers a chance to pick up a matched set or mix and match. The auction runs across multiple locations nationally, so factor in transport costs if you are bidding from outside Brisbane. Close date is June 18, 2026, so there is time to inspect.

This online auction from WA Salvage Liquidations in Cannington is a straight-up win for anyone setting up or restocking a workshop. The bulk of the lots are palletised racking systems: uprights at 2400mm high, beams at 2400mm long, and chipboard shelves at 2400 x 855mm. You get multiple configurations, from five-bay setups with 40-50 beams down to two-bay lots with 20 beams and ten shelves. That’s serious storage capacity for the price of a few beers.

Beyond the racking, there’s a pallet of slat wall panelling with aluminium inserts, 16 full panels plus offcuts. It’s ideal for a retail fit-out or a garage tool wall. The chain drums are a standout for anyone moving heavy gear: one with 10mm chain at 199 metres, another with 8mm chain at 199 metres, plus a mixed drum of 11-link sections. No fluff here, just solid industrial leftovers from a business closure.

Bidding closes 10 June 2026. Inspection is likely on-site in Cannington, so check the listing for viewing times. If you need racking or chain, this is the sort of auction where you grab a pallet and save a packet.

Ross’s is clearing the lot at its Kalgoorlie showroom, mixing heavy machinery with everyday workshop gear. The truck lineup includes Isuzu and Hino rigids, a Ford 350 trayback, and a Mitsubishi tipper, while the earthmoving side features a Caterpillar 140G grader and a Komatsu PC200 excavator. Support vehicles include a Toyota LandCruiser ute and a Nissan Patrol wagon.

Workshop buyers will find air compressors, welders, a lathe, and a range of hand tools and spares. There’s also a separate section for collectables and jewellery, making this a true mixed bag. The auction runs online, live, and in-house, so you can bid from anywhere. Check the closing date and get your inspection in early.

Lloyds Auctions is handling this single-lot sale from a South Australian vendor. The machine is a tablet counting and bottling line, purpose-built for handling amber glass dropper bottles. That combination is a niche find for anyone setting up a packaging operation for sensitive liquids or supplements that need light protection.

The unit looks to be a self-contained system, likely including a counting disc, bottle conveyor, and capping station. For a small business or startup, this removes the headache of piecing together separate components. Buyers should inspect the machine’s condition and ask about the specific bottle size it accommodates, as dropper bottles come in different neck finishes.

The auction closes on 10 June 2026. Given it’s a single lot, there’s no messing around with multiple items. If you need a dedicated bottle packaging line, this is a straight shot.

This Lloyds online auction is a straight-up liquidation of a flow, pumping, and industrial services operation, so the gear is being cleared without reserve in most cases. The vehicle lineup is the headline act: the 2021 Volkswagen Transporter T6.1 340TDI is the freshest of the bunch, while the 2020 Transporter T6 LWB comes with a caddy body for worksite duty. Three Mercedes Sprinters from 2014 to 2016 are also on offer, including a 319 CDI and a Vito 116CDI both fitted with Professional Field setups, ideal for trades who need a reliable mobile workshop.

Beyond the vans, there’s a stack of supporting kit. You’ll find compressed nitrogen gas cylinders from BOC, a full set of garden hose and watering equipment, and a pile of traffic control cones in various sizes. Three hydraulic return oil filters are also listed, likely spares for the plant on site. The auction closes on June 15, 2026, so there’s time to inspect the lot list online and plan your bidding. If you need a work van or industrial consumables, this is one to watch.

This online auction from Pickles is a mixed bag for anyone kitting out a workshop or maintaining a site. The lot list covers everything from truck tyres and structural bolts to precision pipe lasers. The Lukas S510 hydraulic cutter is a serious piece of rescue or demolition gear, while the Bramidan B3 baler with its waste trolley is ideal for a business compacting cardboard or plastic.

Power and outdoor gear are well represented. Two STIHL BG86-C blowers (dated 2021) are handy for grounds maintenance, and the Yamaha EF2400-IS inverter generator is a reliable portable power source. For those working on utilities or construction, the Spectra Precision and Leica Piper 100 pipe laser kits offer accuracy for drainage or alignment jobs.

Buyers should note the gear is spread across multiple states, so factor in freight or collection. The lot count is small at 12 plus, but the variety means there is likely something for a tradie, farmer, or small operator. Bidding closes on June 17, 2026.

This Pickles online sale covers a wide spread of gear, with a strong focus on farm infrastructure and light industrial equipment. The headline item is the Kubota L5740D tractor, a solid all-rounder for medium acreage. Also worth a look is the 2009 Snorkel S1930 scissor lift, handy for shed or site maintenance, and the Caterpillar 990 hydraulic cylinders which could be useful spares for heavy earthmoving gear.

The shed lots are a standout for anyone needing covered storage or a workshop. You have a 15x30x6 shed rated to 162km/h, plus several 9x20x3.5 and 15x20x6 options with wind ratings from 144 to 162km/h. These are not your average garden sheds. They are engineered for rural conditions. The listing also includes a cattle grid and a 2022 RamdRade grader blade attachment, both practical additions for property maintenance.

Buyers should check the close date of 17 June 2026 and note that items are spread across multiple national locations. Inspections are likely available on request. Bid accordingly.

Pickles is clearing out a mixed bag of workshop machinery, small tooling, and grounds maintenance equipment, with bids open online from various locations in South Australia and the Northern Territory. The lot list of 12 plus items covers everything from a Nobili BNU195 mulcher and an Atom Pro edger to a Honda concrete vibrator and a Briggs & Stratton pressure cleaner. There is also a STIHL BG86 blower and assorted chains for anyone needing basic site gear.

For buyers after bigger items, the Kubota ZG222A-AU zero-turn mower is a solid pickup for turf contractors, while the 20 ft shipping container and a hook lift bin offer practical storage or transport solutions. Solar panels are also in the mix, so check the listing for specifics. With no reserve on most lots, this is a chance to grab usable gear without paying retail. Inspections are recommended before bidding closes on June 17.

This online auction from Pickles pulls together a mixed bag of workshop essentials and groundcare gear spread across NSW and ACT locations. The standout is the CIGWELD TRANSTIG 300 AC/DC, a serious TIG welder for anyone doing fabrication or repair work. There is also a 2024 vertical air receiver tank with an air compressor from GEC, plus a Crommelins P85H generator for site power.

Outside the workshop, the Stihl RB600 petrol pressure washer is a solid unit for cleaning plant or equipment. The lot list also includes bulk loads of bollard bases, metal stakes, and 20 temporary fencing panels, which suit construction or event hire buyers. Miscellaneous matting, fencing feet, pads, and a site power switch board round it out.

Bidders should check the specific collection locations in NSW and ACT before bidding. With 12 lots and no reserve on some bulk loads, this one rewards a quick look for anyone needing workshop or site gear on a budget.

This is a complete workshop clearance from a dedicated aluminium window and awning maker. The single lot gives you everything needed to run a similar operation, from cutting and assembly gear to finishing and fitting tools.

The auctioneer, liquidassets, is handling the sale as an online auction closing on 10 February 2026. Given the single-lot format, this suits a buyer looking to take over a functioning workshop setup in one hit. Expect commercial-grade aluminium saws, presses, and assembly jigs, plus a full supporting inventory of hand tools and hardware. It’s a straight-up opportunity for a fabricator or small manufacturer to pick up a turnkey operation without chasing multiple lots.

This is a straight-up business clearance, not a rummage sale. The auction house has been running these since 1980, so they know how to move commercial gear fast. If you need lathes, milling machines, compressors or welding plant, this is your stop.

On the transport side, expect utes, trucks and trailers in varying condition, likely sold as-is. There will also be racking, tooling, office furniture and consumables from the factory floor. Buyers should inspect beforehand, no warranties here.

Bidding closes 10 June 2026. Register early for a bidder number. Collection will be strict, so bring your own transport and labour.

MGS has been running sales from this Adelaide suburb since 1980, and this one is squarely aimed at commercial operators. The lot list features new and unused industrial chillers, cooling towers, and associated pumps and controls. If you need to upgrade a factory or warehouse cooling system, this is a chance to buy at auction prices rather than retail.

Buyers should note the close date is yet to be confirmed, so keep an eye on the listing for the deadline. Given MGS handles regular commercial and machinery sales, inspection arrangements are likely straightforward. The gear is in Kilkenny, so factor in pickup logistics if you are bidding from interstate.

This is the second instalment of Semco’s end-of-era clearance, and it’s a proper workshop cleanout. Pickles is running the sale from North St Marys, with everything ready for collection from a working industrial site. The 12-plus lots cover both the yard and the shed.

The standout items are the four Mowmaster DC26W3 commercial self-propelled cylinder mowers, ideal for turf contractors or councils. For anyone setting up or expanding a warehouse, there’s 22 bays of Dexion 90R pallet racking plus additional Dexion racking listed separately. A pair of stillages and a box of assorted sign lettering round out the storage gear.

Digger lids, a PTO shaft, and multiple pallet lots of earthmoving sundries point to heavy equipment spares. This is a no-frills clearance where the value is in the mix. Inspect before bidding, as condition will vary on used industrial gear.

Pickles is clearing out the remnants of the Semco operation in North St Marys, and this second auction has a strong focus on hydraulic attachments and workshop spares. If you need a rock grab, there are three Norm Engineering units (models TB255, TB21R, and a TB285 from Gardner), plus a unit from SRS Attachments for an EX2. There is also a Norm 4-in-1 bucket suited to a Takeuchi TL6.

The mechanical side is covered by an incomplete Kubota V3800 four-cylinder diesel engine, likely pulled from a machine for parts or rebuild. A pair of forklift tynes and assorted hitch brackets (including five S50 brackets and nine assorted others) round out the steelwork. The pallets of Engcon parts and assorted electrical gear suggest plenty of smalls to sort through for anyone running similar gear. This is a genuine end-of-era cleanout, so inspect what you need and bid accordingly.

Pickles is clearing out a Kingswood workshop with a solid mix of heavy machinery and shop essentials. The star lot is the Altendorf F45 sliding table panel saw, a staple for serious cabinetmaking. The SCM Minimax AD21 multi-head drilling machine and the Omga RN600 radial arm saw add further production capability for joinery or framing work.

Edgebanders feature strongly: a Hebrock (Woodtech) Type TOP 2000 single sided unit and a Heinrich Brandt Lemgo KTV 51. There is also a Puma 40 Industrial air compressor and a Focus FC200 packaged compressor for the workshop air supply. Support gear includes a Hitachi B16RM pedestal drill press, a Guardall pallet truck, and two Tradequip ventilation fans.

Buyers should inspect the machinery in person before the close date. The lot count is tight at 12 plus items, so competition on the panel saw and edgebanders could push bids. The auction closes on 15 June 2026.

This is a liquidation sale from Leuco Australia Pty Ltd, an established player in industrial tooling and machinery, now under administration. Hymans is running the auction nationally, with assets located across multiple states. The standout lots centre on advanced woodworking and panel processing gear.

The lot list includes a Homag KAL 310 edgebander, a Weeke BP-150 Optimat CNC machining centre, and a Stiles BIMA 310. For material handling, there are Toyota and Clark forklifts. Supporting equipment covers dust extraction units, compressors, and tooling.

Buyers should note the close date is yet to be confirmed, so register early with Hymans to get updates. Given it’s an administrator sale, items are sold as-is with no guarantees. Inspection windows will be limited, so plan ahead if you need to view gear in person. This is a genuine opportunity for cabinetmakers, joiners, and industrial workshops to pick up premium German and Italian machinery at forced-sale prices.

This is a targeted sale for anyone in cabinetmaking, joinery, or commercial furniture production. Gollant is clearing out a full workshop setup, so you can grab a complete line of heavy machinery in one go.

The standout is the 2023 SCM DMC MB90 profile sander, barely a year old. It is backed up by serious kit: the SCM S630 thicknesser for dimensioning, and the Poalino Bacci morticer for precision joinery. The Lasm LBK 150 edge sander-linisher is ideal for finishing, and there is a Mil-Tek Model 3/6HD compactor bailer for waste management.

Buyers should inspect the gear in person before bidding. Close date is yet to be confirmed, so keep an eye on the listing for updates. This is a rare chance to pick up late-model woodworking machinery without the retail markup.