Inside This Week’s Industrial Auction Market – 44 Upcoming Sales inc Waterjet Cutters, Workshop Machinery & Ex-Gov Trailers

This is a pure pickup-only deal for anyone with a ute or trailer near Yenorra. Ten pallet lots are on offer, all from a warehouse clearance. The McGuigan Gold wines are 2022 vintage, South Australian, and come in 37-carton pallets with six 750mL bottles per carton. The Mr Stubbs cocktails land in 28-carton pallets, each holding six 500mL cans.

Buyers should factor in the 10% buyer’s premium and the fact that these are whole pallets, not mixed lots. If you run a bottle shop, pub, or just have a serious home bar, this is a straightforward way to stock up. Check the pallet dimensions and weights before bidding, because you will need to haul them yourself from Yenorra.

This sale targets metal fabricators and engineering workshops. The standout lot is the Maxiem waterjet machine, a serious piece of gear for precision cutting of steel, stone, and composites. It’s supported by a Roundo forming machine for rolling plate and a guillotine for shearing sheet metal.

The lot list also includes industrial support items: welding gear, compressors, and tooling. Everything is stored offsite at 9 Andrew Foord Way in Picton East. Inspection and removal dates will be posted by ross closer to the close date of July 29, 2026. If you need heavy metalworking kit, this is worth a look.

This is a straight clearance, so you’re dealing with a mix of work-ready gear and bits that need a home. The lot list includes a 3-tonne chain block for lifting, a 160-amp inverter welder for fabrication, an oil-free air compressor for the workshop, plus a trolley jack and engine stand for mechanical work. On the office side, there’s a metal filing cabinet, adjustable office chair, and a solid timber desk.

Ross runs regular sales out of Perth, often handling WA Police forfeited items and business wind-ups, so the stock here is genuine surplus. No reserve games, no fuss. If you need workshop or office basics without paying retail, this is a direct line to gear that’s already priced to move. Check the online catalogue for full condition notes before bidding.

This Adelaide outfit has been running commercial sales since 1980, so they know how to move stock. The lot list covers the usual workshop essentials: grinders, drills, and air tools, plus heavier items like a 3-tonne engine crane and various hydraulic jacks. Transport gear includes utes and trailers, though specifics are thin right now.

If you need to kit out a shed or replace worn gear, this is a straight-up clearance with no fuss. Check the catalogue for condition notes and pick-up details. Bidding closes 28 July 2026.

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 auction packs serious value for anyone setting up or restocking a workshop. The lot list leans heavily into woodworking gear: a Carba-Tec CTJ-350 jointer planer, a JET DC-2400 industrial dust collector, and a Sher Power Tools DC2HP unit. For metalwork, there’s a manual hydraulic drum lift rated at 400kg and a bandsaw with an industrial drill press.

The Coffee Bella Pantec cart is an odd one out but could suit a mobile operator. The ELGI ELRD-040 screw air compressor is a solid pick for a small trade shop. Don’t overlook the Trupro DM-515 dust collector and the JET DC-1200 either. Bid closes July 31, so check the listings for exact condition and pickup details.

This is a mixed-bag online auction with only four lots, so it pays to look closely at what’s on offer. The Kincrome gear is solid workshop kit: the K12161 low-profile trolley jack is useful for lowered cars or tight clearance jobs, and the two pairs of K12204 ratchet jack stands mean you can set up a safe lift on both ends of a vehicle. They’re brand-name items that hold their value.

The unbranded engine is a bit of a mystery, so factor in a visual inspection or ask for more details before bidding. The pallet of directional drilling equipment could be the sleeper lot if you’re in civil or utilities work, but check the condition and completeness. Pickles is running this one as a timed online sale, closing August 17, 2026. With only four lots, the bidding should move fast.