Inside This Week’s Industrial Auction Market: Unused Builder Gear, Surveying GPS, and Workshop Racking Lead the Lots (34 Upcoming Sales)

This is the second instalment from McNaughtons Excavations, and it’s all about precision equipment. The lot list is heavy on Topcon kit: GX55 and GX-60 screens paired with PG-S3 and G3-A1M GPS hats, plus an FC-5000 screen with a BX10_5 receiver. There are also two L-SV2S dual grade lasers, an RL-100 1S single grade laser, and an RL-60B single grade laser.

For pipelaying work, a TP-L3A pipe laser and a Laser Beams 2700 pipe laser are both up for grabs. Surveyors will note the AT-B4 dump level and a tripod with staff. If you’re setting up a machine control system or need spares for a Topcon-equipped fleet, this is a targeted lot.

The sale closes 28 May 2026. Pickles is running it out of Melbourne, but the gear is located at Colac West. No need to bid blind – inspect before the close if you’re serious.

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.

This is a straight-up pickup-only clearance from Grays in Yenorra, NSW. The 10% buyer’s premium is on the low side for a bonded stock sale, so factor that into your bidding. All lots are palletised and ready to go, but you must collect from Yenorra yourself.

The standout lot is the pallet of Mount Bingar Chardonnay casks (96 x 2L boxes) – that is serious volume for a party or a pub resupply. The 2011 Winemakers Choice Riesling is worth a look if you have a cool cellar or a restaurant trade. There is also a pallet of 24 cartons of Same Same White Peach Hard Seltzer (24 x 250mL cans), which moves well in summer.

Check the lot list carefully for pallet weights and any damage notes before you bid. Pickup is strict, so bring a truck and some help. This suits a bottle shop operator, a function caterer, or a serious home drinker with space.

This is a solid auction for anyone in the industrial, emergency services, or workshop game. The lot list is heavy on Holmatro gear, a respected name in hydraulic rescue equipment. You will find multiple HR 5420 O hose reels, HR 4430 variants, and a HR 5420 B model, along with several CT 4150 C combi tools and a CT13150+ kombi tool. For workshop operators, the Quik-Corp retractable reel with the Honda GX 270 engine is a practical pick for spray or wash-down duties.

The sale covers general goods, IT, and light industrial equipment too, so it pays to browse the full catalogue. With Pickles running the show, expect typical auction conditions: inspection windows, buyer’s premium, and online bidding. Lots are spread across VIC and TAS locations, so check the specific pickup points before you bid. The close date is 2 June 2026, giving you time to sort out logistics. If you need hydraulic gear for a fleet or workshop, this is a chance to grab it at wholesale-style prices.

Pickles is putting up a mixed catalogue of workshop machinery, small tooling, and groundcare equipment, with bidding open now across multiple locations. The 12-plus lots cover everything from a Lukas S510 hydraulic cutter to a crate of Bremick structural assembly bolts. If you need survey gear, there is a Leica Piper 100 pipe laser kit alongside a Spectra Precision unit and the Nikon NE-20 digital theodolite.

Power equipment buyers should eye the 2023 Genelite QSV diesel generator, plus two STIHL units: a BR600 petrol backpack blower and an MS211 chainsaw. There is also a Stanley pneumatic C-ring tool, a hydraulic hose reel of unknown make, and four Hankook Smart Work AM09 truck tyres in 10R22.5 size. Bidding is online only, so check the close date of June 17 and factor in delivery from the various VIC and TAS locations. No reserve prices have been stated, which could mean some sharp buys for those who do their homework.

This Pickles auction is built around heavy-duty steel sheds, all with certified wind ratings. You’ll find nine of them, ranging from a compact 9x20x3.5 model rated to 144km/h up to a spacious 15x30x6 rated to 162km/h. That’s serious weather protection for gear, hay, or livestock.

Beyond the sheds, the lot list throws in a 2009 Snorkel S1930 scissor lift for working at height, a cattle grid for farm access, and a 3-point linkage slasher for paddock maintenance. With the auction closing on 17 June 2026 and items located across multiple sites, factor in transport costs before you bid. Check each lot’s location and pickup terms.

This online auction from Pickles covers multiple sites in South Australia and the Northern Territory, so factor in collection logistics if you’re bidding. The lot list mixes heavy workshop items with serious groundcare equipment. The Kubota ZG222A-AU is a commercial zero-turn mower built for large blocks or council work, while the Nobili BNU195 mulcher suits tractor-mounted vegetation control. For power, there’s an 80 KVA generator and a Dunlite generator, plus a 20-foot shipping container that could double as storage or a site shed.

Smaller gear includes three Honda GX240 pumps, an Austech Scorpion pressure cleaner, and a Briggs & Stratton unit. A single hook lift bin and solar panels round out the offering. With 12 lots total, this is a tight, targeted sale for anyone needing workshop, grounds, or power backup equipment. Bidding closes 17 June 2026.

This Pickles auction is a solid hit for anyone setting up or restocking a workshop. The headline items are the CIGWELD TRANSTIG 300 AC/DC units, a professional-grade TIG welder suited to steel, stainless, and aluminium. There are several of them in the lot list, so you’ve got a decent shot at snagging one without a bidding war. The CIGWELD WELDSKILL 135 MIG welder is a handy portable unit for light fabrication or repairs.

Beyond the welding gear, there’s practical workshop furniture: rolling industrial workbenches and standalone workbenches. A 2022 Roshar 8×4 trailer adds value if you need to move gear or materials. The Milwaukee Packout toolbox is a bonus for tradies wanting to expand their storage system. With a June 22 close date, you’ve got time to inspect the lots online. Bidders from both NSW and ACT can participate, so check the location details for each item before you commit.

This online auction from Ross offers over a dozen lots of practical workshop and electrical gear. The standout is the Vertex VPS-20B micrometer covering 8 to 12 inches, a solid tool for precision work. Also worth a look are the Projecta battery chargers, including a 12-volt 4300mA unit and a 12-24 volt model, plus a Vortex V-10A voltage reducer.

Electrical components make up the bulk of the listings. You will find five Strom amp meters, four limit switches suitable for a 300L pan mixer, and a 10-amp on/off switch. There are also two genset controller modules and a touch point sensor with light and sound.

Diesel engine parts are on offer too, including a Deutz starter motor to suit F3L192, F4L812, and F6L912 engines, plus a Deutz engine shut-off solenoid. Rounding it out are 11 Seagear marine control boxes. Ross runs regular forfeited goods and business closure auctions from Perth, so this is a chance to grab trade gear without the trade price. Bidding closes 2 June 2026.

This Grays auction packs 13 lots of mixed gear for tradies, mechanics, and office clearers. The Flextool concrete trowel is a solid pick for anyone finishing slabs or pathways, while the pallet of assorted car parts could yield useful spares for the right buyer. There is also a pallet of earthmoving and car filters, handy for fleet owners or anyone running heavy gear on a budget.

Office types are not left out. A pallet of monitors and PCs offers potential for a cheap workstation refresh. Everything is unreserved, meaning each lot goes to the highest bidder with no price floor. The auction closes on June 3, 2026, so get your bids in early.

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.

This is a tight, no-nonsense unreserved clearance out of Yarrawonga. With only two lots, you are in and out fast. The first lot bundles a glass entry door with a matching screen door, useful for a renovation or commercial fit-out.

The second lot covers room dividers and desk pieces. If you are setting up an office or workshop on a budget, this is the kind of lot where you pick up functional gear for next to nothing. No reserve means the highest bidder takes it all. Check the listing for dimensions and pickup details.

This is a straight-up workshop cleanout, not a fire sale with reserve games. The standout is the MaxiLift Hiab crane, a serious bit of kit for anyone moving heavy loads around a yard or depot. The air compressor and tyre cage combo is bread and butter for a workshop, but it’s the mechanical workshop equipment that could yield real value if you know what to look for.

The steel workbenches are the kind of solid, no-nonsense gear that holds up for years. With everything mostly unreserved, the risk of lots being pulled is low. If you’re in the NT or willing to freight, this is a chance to pick up workshop staples without the dealer markup. Keep an eye on the close date, it’s yet to be confirmed.

This online auction from Pickles covers a solid mix of workshop, site, and groundcare gear spread across various QLD locations. The standout heavy items are two 2011 Wacker Neuson DPU 130 LE reversible plate compactors, ideal for earthworks and paving crews. For welders, there is a Lincoln Air Vantage 500 diesel engine drive unit plus a Cigweld Transmig 500 and a Transmig 500i power source, giving fabricators both stick and MIG capability.

On the site infrastructure side, you will find a 6m x 3m demountable site office, a 13,000-litre diesel fuel tank, a 20-foot diesel fuel tank, and a portable sewage tank. The oil tanks (three listed) suggest a workshop or fleet operation clearing out bulk fluids storage. With 12 lots confirmed and more likely added closer to the close date, this is a targeted sale for anyone kitting up a rural or regional workshop. Bidding closes 3 June 2026, so check the listings for exact pickup locations and viewing times.

This Grays auction in Garbutt, QLD is a rare chance to pick up brand-new heavy-duty shelters. The standout is the unused 60ft x 40ft container shelter, ideal for large-scale storage or workshop space. There are also three separate unused 40ft container shelters, one with an endwall for extra weather protection.

Beyond the shelters, expect generators and workshop equipment to fill out the 70 lots. With no close date confirmed yet, you have time to inspect. These are big-ticket items at bargain starting prices, so get your bids in early.

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.