Inside This Week’s Industrial Auction Market – 50 Upcoming Sales inc Timber, Workshop Machinery & Pharma Plant Equipment

This is a working salvage auction rather than a curated sale, and the timber reflects that. Most of the marri comes as packs of various widths at about 1.8m, so you’re buying volume for a project rather than hand-picking boards. The jarrah slabs are the standout: two bundles at roughly 2700mm long and 38mm thick, one spanning 75 to 150mm widths, the other 125 to 145mm. Both carry an inspection note, which is worth heeding given slab grading varies.

The ironbark bundle opens at $500, and there’s a pack of jarrah at 145 x 25mm in lengths from 600 to 2400mm, useful for smaller work. A final bundle of assorted jarrah at about 0.6m3 rounds out the timber.

Ross’s runs regular online, live and in-house auctions from Perth, covering police forfeited goods, machinery, business closures and vehicles, so the industrial and motorised lots sit alongside the timber. The auction closes 10 November 2026.

This is a mixed warehouse clearance rather than a single-category sale, so the appeal is spread across the lots. The stock leans toward small, fast-moving general goods: capsule umbrellas, manual multi choppers and vegetable cutters, plush slippers, and bulk pet hair removal rollers. Most of it is brand new and boxed, which suits anyone restocking a market stall, online store or discount shop.

Standouts include the glow-in-the-dark flexible track car set, the two-tier automatic scrolling egg rack, and a bulk lot of pet hair removal rollers. A lot of Genie Lamp bottle stoppers rounds out the novelty end of the catalogue.

Lloyds lists the broader sale across vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment as well as general goods, so it pays to read each lot listing rather than assume the whole catalogue is smalls. It closes 13 November.

This is a regular online sale from Ross’s Perth operation, and the mix reflects what they handle week in, week out: mining spares, industrial equipment, machinery and business closure stock. If you run a workshop or a mine site, the spares alone are worth a look, since consumables and replacement parts are where budgets quietly bleed.

Ross’s also moves WA Police forfeited items and vehicles through these auctions, so the catalogue can throw up gear well outside the industrial brief. Worth reading the full lot list rather than skimming the headline categories.

The auction closes 17 November. Inspection and collection details sit with the Welshpool complex, so check the listing before you commit to a bid.

This is a workshop clearance with breadth on its side. The catalogue covers metal and woodworking machinery, engineering equipment and general industrial workshop gear, which means both the heavy end (lathes, mills, saws) and the smaller items that are easy to overlook but expensive to buy new: tooling, bench equipment and consumables.

Ross’s runs regular online, live and in-house auctions out of Perth, and the Welshpool complex is a well-known stop for machinery buyers in WA. The auctioneer’s stock regularly includes business closures, machinery and vehicles, so the condition and variety across lots tends to be mixed. Read each lot description carefully rather than assuming a standard.

Inspection is worth the trip if you are local. Confirm what is powered, what comes with accessories, and what needs rigging or transport before you bid, particularly on the larger machines.

This is a mixed industrial and groundcare clearance, with the sort of gear that suits a workshop or rural block. The 2020 HIMAC GR220/70UN hydraulic tree puller/grubber attachment with wheel kit is the standout for anyone clearing land, and the MowMaster edger with Honda engine covers the tidy-up side.

Two WEG W21 11kW three-phase brake motors (180M frame, 1480RPM, 400V) are listed, along with Endurequip RUD075-1600 hoists and an industrial pipe roller. A Bulls dual hose reel spray system with poly tank, engine-driven pump and twin spray guns adds spraying capability, and two industrial work benches with wood tops give you somewhere to set up.

Buyers should note the 2024 STIHL HT 106 telescopic pole saw is damaged and incomplete, tagged out for a bent shaft, so factor that in. There are also Genuine Toyota LandCruiser 70 Series front side rails (PZQ43-60201) and various hub caps for the 4WD crowd.

This is a clean lot of unused process chemicals, all packed in standard 1,000L IBCs. The hydrochloric acid makes up the bulk of the volume at roughly 13,000L, with potassium carbonate 47% solution the next biggest at about 7,000L. Citric acid 50% solution and aqueous ammonia round things out at around 3,000L each.

For anyone running industrial cleaning, water treatment, or process work, the range covers a few common bases in one hit. All four lots are unused and containerised, which keeps handling and transport straightforward.

The auction closes 19 November 2026. Check the individual lot listings for volume confirmations and collection details before bidding.

Pickles has pulled together a mixed bag of workshop machinery, small tooling and groundcare equipment from sellers across Victoria and Tasmania. The catalogue is compact at 12 lots, but there is decent variety for anyone outfitting a shed or farm workshop. The Myford cylindrical grinder is the pick for metalwork types, while the 2008 Olympian GEP165 generator offers a portable power option for site or property use.

Groundcare buyers get plenty to work with. A Toro Z Master zero-turn mower leads that side of the sale, backed by a fleet of Stihl gear: the MS 661 C appears twice, alongside an MS 461, MS 441C and a smaller 009 chainsaw. There is also an MSA 140 C battery saw, a BR 600 backpack blower and a BG 86C blower.

Other lots include four plastic roadside barriers measuring roughly 2000mm x 850mm x 570mm, useful for traffic control or yard demarcation. The sale is online and closes 11 November 2026, with lots held across multiple locations, so check each listing for inspection and pickup details before bidding.

This is a multi-lot online auction run by Lloyds Auctions, with categories spanning vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods. The audio side is the drawcard here: vintage AKAI SW-T50 tower speakers, a BOSE PS48 powered speaker system with active subwoofer, Sony system and spare part items, and a speaker bundle all in the one sale.

Furniture buyers get a solid spread too, with a large brown wooden dining table, a carved timber two-door cabinet with internal storage, two black and timber TV entertainment units (one with smoked glass), and a pair of used three-seater fabric sofas. A framed red parrot print rounds out the decor lots.

Bids close 13 November 2026. Condition varies across the lots, so check the listings and photos before you commit.

This is a warehouse wipeout in the truest sense: a mixed bag of industrial components and home furniture sitting in the same catalogue. The standouts for trade buyers are the Georg Fischer (+GF+) PE100 SDR11 180mm elbow and the TaylorMade TM-5 clip universal driver arms, both practical pickups if you know what you’re looking at. The red pipe end caps come as a quantity of four.

Furniture lots lean toward display and living room pieces: a pair of round mirrored side tables in black, a pair of green velvet armchairs with black detailing, navy blue round upholstered ottomans and a two-tier mirrored console table in silver metal. There’s also a used black lacquered console table, an industrial style two-drawer writing desk, an HL Display black extruded shelf spring unit, and four wheels with poles and a metal bar with centre fitting.

Lloyds is running this as a multi-lot online auction spanning vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods, so the catalogue is broad. Check each lot’s condition and dimensions before bidding, particularly on the used furniture and the industrial fittings where specs matter.

This is a practical mix for anyone outfitting a workshop or landscaping outfit. Wacker Neuson features heavily: the MP70 and WP1550 plate compactors, the BS62Y tamper rammer, and a petrol flex drive unit, alongside a FlexTool FDU-P2 flex drive unit and a Crommelins CC90R plate compactor.

Blowers make up a solid side of the catalogue, with Stihl BG56, SH56C and BR600 backpack units, a Stihl BGA 85 li-ion model, and a Husqvarna 125BV. The 2023 Aussie Buckets ABHRB-190 rock breaker is the newest piece in the list and worth a look if you run excavation gear.

Lots are spread across various NSW and ACT locations, so check each listing for pickup details before bidding. Online bidding closes 16 November 2026.

This is a working-shop clearance spread over multiple sites, so the value is in the mix. The SCM gear is the headline: a Pratika 310mMFV CNC router and a 2021 ME40TR edgebander are proper production machines, and the pallet of SCM bench saw tooling (Model S116) plus two Holytek dust collectors rounds out a decent small woodworking setup for anyone fitting out a shed.

Groundcare and site gear fill out the rest. A Hustler Raptor SD mower, a platform/catwalk assembly, assorted shipping crates and a storage container cover the bulky end, while a crate of assorted filters, various tyres and rims, four bus seats and ten Metro Count 5600 Plus units add the small stuff worth a look.

Lots are held at various locations across SA and NT, so check the individual lot details for pickup before bidding. Inspections and collection terms sit with Pickles.

This is a final clearance for a piping fabrication operation, and the mix tells the story: welding power, metal cutting, materials handling and transport all in one sale. The welder generators are the standouts for anyone setting up a serious workshop. A Lincoln Electric Vantage 400 and a Miller Big Blue 400X with the engine drive setup cover field and yard work, and both are names that hold value.

For cutting, three Hafco Metal Master EB-260V band saws are listed, including a 2016 model, so there is room to pick the best of the bunch or spread bids across a couple. A Knack 119-01 field station is also on the block, handy as a site office or secure store.

On the transport and handling side, the 2018 Mazda BT-50 ute and 2015 Toyota Hilux Workmate give you two workhorses, backed by a 2005 Toyota FG 3.5T forklift and a 2002 Toyota FG 2.5T. A 2025 Victorian Trailers dual axle trailer and a 2008 20ft shipping container with side roller doors round out the logistics kit. The sale is mostly unreserved, so the bidding decides the prices. It closes 19 November 2026.

This is a clean-out of council and government surveying and workshop equipment, spread across Victoria and Tasmania. The standout lots are the positioning instruments: a Trimble GNSS SPS880 kit with TSC2 controller, a Leica TCR1203+ total station, a Leica TCR1103, and a Sokkia Set 3. There’s also a Trimble GeoExplorer handheld GNSS with TSCe controller and a Trimble GNSS backpack for anyone building out a field kit.

Workshop and marine gear rounds out the sale. A Quicksilver heavy duty inflatable boat is listed, along with Holmatro single hose reel HR 5420 O and an AS4300A accessory kit, which suits rescue or heavy vehicle workshops. Smaller items include three Wild traversing kits, a Topcon tribrach, a Sokkia OM5 level attachment, and a box of miscellaneous prisms.

With 12+ lots closing 1 December 2026, buyers should note the various locations across VIC and TAS and confirm pickup logistics per lot before bidding.

These Seves glass blocks are the headline act, and there are five separate lots of them. That’s nearly 50 square metres of premium metallised glass block in total, still in brand-new condition. The Q30 Neutro Doric profile is a quality architectural product, and the $14,000 ORP per lot gives you a solid benchmark for the discount on offer. If you’re a builder, glazier, or renovator with a commercial project in mind, this is serious stock at a fraction of its retail value.

Beyond the glass, the auction carries a broader range of industrial tools and building supplies, so it’s worth scrolling through the full 61 lots. With allbids running the sale online, you can bid from anywhere in NSW, but check the close time on 18 August and have your bids in early. The metallised finish on the glass blocks gives a distinctive, reflective look, so expect interest from design-focused buyers as much as tradies.

This is a broad multi-lot online auction from Lloyds, with categories spanning vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods. The industrial listing alone mixes office machines with retail-style pet stock, so there’s scope to pick up working copiers and boxed bowls in one hit.

The Ricoh Aficio MP C4500 and Canon iR2800 are the pick for anyone setting up or refilling an office. Seven Pet Obsessed Happy Hunting Bowls in red sit alongside them, plus a Click Apollo wire batten fix shade and two LG-MER-WG52L01 units.

With 12+ lots and a close date of 13 November 2026, there’s time to inspect the catalogue properly. Check condition and quantities on the copiers before bidding, and confirm what’s included with the LG units.

This is an expression of interest rather than a standard timed auction, and the headline asset is the pharmaceutical manufacturing equipment and stock, offered together with associated assets and the potential assignment of lease at Unit 1, 8 Technology Drive, Arundel. The lease assignment is subject to landlord approval, so anyone eyeing the site itself should factor that into their enquiries.

The vehicle list is the practical standout for most buyers: a 2025 Isuzu NLR 45-150, a 2019 Mercedes-Benz V-Class V250 d, a 2017 Ford Ranger XLT, a 2024 Suzuki Jimny GLX and a 2022 MG HS Core. That spread covers a light truck, a people mover, a ute and two recent SUVs, which is an unusual mix to find in a single industrial offering.

With six lots in total and a close date of 11 November 2026, the process rewards buyers who read the EOI terms properly and confirm what is included in each lot before lodging. The manufacturing gear and stock will suit operators already in the pharmaceutical or adjacent production space, while the lease assignment adds a turnkey option for the right party.

This is a practical, no-frills sale for anyone fitting out a workshop or topping up gear that walks off site. The Stonex S9i GPS bundle is the standout for survey and civil work, while the Ultra Tab industrial cutting table gives fabrication buyers something solid to work with.

Groundcare and site gear round out the list: a Honda 4 stroke line trimmer, portable generators, portable pumps and a hand trolley. Three 1000 litre IBCs are also listed, useful for water or fluid storage.

Lots are spread across various Queensland locations, so check the individual lot details for pickup before bidding. Online bidding closes 18 November 2026.

This is a drilling contractor’s workshop being wound up, and the kit reflects heavy trade use: two identical WIA 356 Weldmatic MIG welders with wire feeders, a Hafco SBC990 sand blasting chamber, and a custom built metal forming machine with coil de-coiler for anyone set up for fabrication work.

Handling and prep gear is well covered too, with a Daytona 2 tonne mobile workshop crane, an Izumi hydraulic pipe bender, and a portable containment enclosure. Two Spitwater SW2021 hot water pressure washers and a Saber portable unit round out the cleaning side.

Tool storage comes in the form of an SP Professional 20 drawer mobile steel cabinet and a TTI Panther Series 7 drawer unit. Inspection is at Unit 4, 38 Westgate St, Wacol, with the sale closing 25 November 2026.

This is a multi-lot online auction run by Lloyds Auctions, and the warehouse list leans heavily on timber furniture. Twin pedestal desks appear multiple times, alongside a two-drawer writing desk, a vintage dressing table with drawers, and a set of three timber nesting tables. If you need to kit out a home office or fill a rental, there is plenty of solid gear here.

The standout lots are the two Eden recliners, each carrying an RRP of approximately $2,209. That is serious coin for a lounge chair, and they are sitting in a general goods clearance. Also worth a look: a pair of white metal frame bar stools and a couple of cabinets.

Lloyds runs across vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods, so the catalogue may widen beyond what is listed here. Do your homework on condition, as most furniture is marked used, and check the pickup arrangements before you bid.

Donington Auctions has built its name on classic, collector and performance car sales out of Melbourne, with a focus on European marques, muscle cars and motorcycles. This auction widens the net, putting up the contents of a Richmond warehouse alongside the automotive stock. That means workshop equipment and industrial gear sitting next to the cars and collectables, which is where the value tends to hide.

The categories tell the story: industrial, classic-cars and collectables. Buyers chasing a project, a parts haul or a piece of garage history should read the full lot list rather than skim the headline. The auction closes 23 November 2026.

This is a full plant breakup rather than a few surplus tools. The Henrob twin riveting system with gantry punch is the centrepiece, and it comes with tooling and a stock of aluminium extrusion and profile. For anyone setting up or expanding a caravan build, that combination is hard to assemble piece by piece.

The overhead and mobile gantry systems point to a serious materials handling setup, and the mobile caravan/truck elevation access equipment rounds out the heavy lifting gear. Buyers should check lot condition and confirm what tooling is included with the riveting system before bidding, since the value sits in the accessories as much as the main unit.

With the close date still to be confirmed, keep the catalogue bookmarked and review the full lot list once it lands.

The Gold Wing material is the drawcard here. A touring motorcycle sits alongside a 1988 Honda Gold Wing poster, a 20th Anniversary edition poster, an SE promotional poster and a GL1500/6 metal sign, enough to furnish a shed wall or start a collection. A National NV-B11 AC adaptor and a vintage NZGWR promotional poster round out the oddments.

The rest is practical gear: two black-finish desks including a smaller unit, five chairs sold as one lot, two metal bed frames as a lot, a two-seater couch with cover and a modern minimalist dining table. Buyers chasing furniture for a rental, office fit-out or workshop will find usable pieces without retail pricing.

Lloyds is running this as a multi-lot online auction, with categories spanning vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods. Inspect the lot list properly, check condition on the furniture and confirm what’s included in each lot before bidding. Closes 13 November 2026.

This is a whole-of-site liquidation at the former Roper Bar mine in Limmen, NT, and the spread reflects a working operation rather than a tidy surplus list. Expect the big iron first: excavators, wheel loaders, haul trucks and dozers, backed by crushing and screening plant, drill rigs and support gear.

Alongside the production fleet there’s haulage and transport equipment, light and heavy vehicles, and a deep bench of workshop equipment, gensets, tooling and spares. Sites like this move everything, so the workshop and ancillary lots are worth a close look for buyers who don’t need the headline machines.

The sale runs online and offsite, managed by Ross’s out of Perth, with the auction closing 30 October 2026. Inspect condition and service history carefully, factor in freight from the Gulf, and check each lot’s terms before bidding.