Inside This Week’s Industrial Auction Market – 45 Upcoming Sales inc Industrial Gear, Workshop Tools & Glass-Processing Machinery

Burns and Co, the team known for handling classic and collectable vehicles, is running this one from their Beresfield base, but the physical goods are staged at 4 Market Drive in Bayswater. It’s a straight-up workshop clearance, so expect the usual mix of heavy bench gear and the smaller stuff that adds up fast.

Standout items from the lot list include a Hafco lathe and a selection of welders, plus air compressors that’ll save you a trip to the tool shop. There’s also a decent run of Sidchrome hand tools, which always hold their value at resale. If you’re setting up a shed or topping up a trade kit, this is a solid chance to grab the expensive bits without paying retail.

Check the photos carefully and factor in the Bayswater pickup before you bid. The auction closes on 10 August 2026, so there’s time to sort out transport and have a proper look at what’s on offer.

The headline act here is the run of unused 40ft container shelters, including the extra-heavy-duty versions and those with end walls. These are serious bits of gear for anyone needing covered storage, a temporary workshop, or a machinery bay without dropping coin on a permanent shed. The 40ft x 80ft model is the big one, so if you’ve got the room, that’s the lot to measure up for.

Beyond the shelters, the lot list points to a solid spread of workshop essentials. Tool boxes in various sizes, generators for site or backup power, and the usual bench and hand tools you’d expect from an industrial clearance. Since it’s all listed as unused, condition shouldn’t be a gamble, but it’s still worth checking each lot’s photos and any notes for damage from storage or handling.

With 105 lots and a TBC close date, this one’s worth a proper browse now rather than a rushed look later. If you’re after a big shelter or just want to top up the workshop without paying retail, Shepparton pickup is the only catch, so factor in transport before you bid.

This is an unreserved clearance, so everything needs a new home and the starting prices should reflect that. For a fabrication or machining shop looking to upgrade, the two HAAS machines are the headline acts. The VM 3 is a solid workhorse for complex milling jobs, and the ST20’s 12-station turret plus swarf conveyor means it’s set up for production runs, not just one-off jobs.

Rounding out the lineup is a 2010 Richyoung DP-915AH drill press for the heavier drilling tasks, and a 2020 Macc TRS 300 steel cut-off saw that’s barely had time to earn its keep. With 103 lots on the catalogue, there’s likely to be tooling, workholding, and general workshop consumables filling out the sale. Buyers should get in early to inspect the CNC machines under power if possible, and factor in removal costs from Bayswater North. The close date is set for September 1, 2026, so there’s time to do the homework properly.

This one’s for operators in thermoforming, skylight fabrication, or anyone chasing serious workshop hardware. The Elumatec twin-head saw is a proper standout for aluminium cutting, and the hydraulic forming press handles the heavy shaping work. The production oven is the centrepiece for heat forming, so if your line runs on custom plastic parts, this is worth a close look.

Beyond the big ticket items, the lot list carries vacuum moulds and a stock of plastic sheet, which can save you a fortune if you’re setting up a new product run. It’s a specialist setup, so expect the gear to be tooled for skylight manufacturing rather than general-purpose fabrication. Check the listing for the full inventory and confirm the close date, as it’s still listed as TBC. Melbourne buyers can inspect locally, and interstate operators should factor in freight on the larger pieces.

This is a straight warehouse clearance, NSW pick-up only, and the lots are built for people moving stock in bulk. There are 20 pallets in total, and the featured listings point to two brands: Echo Bay and Lost Sheep, both 2024 vintage, in Cabernet Merlot and Shiraz Cabernet blends. Each pallet is 32 cartons, each carton a dozen bottles, so that’s 384 bottles per pallet, standard wholesale format.

If you’ve got a cellar door, a bottle shop, or a function venue, this is the kind of sale where you bid on what you can physically move. The 10% BP is worth factoring into your max bid from the start. And because it’s pick-up only from Yenorra, check your transport costs before you get excited; a pallet of wine is heavy and needs a proper ute or trailer, not the back seat of a Corolla.

The lots are split by brand and blend, so you can chase just the Echo Bay Shiraz Cabernet or mix and match across the sale. No interstate delivery, no courier option, so this one suits locals or anyone willing to make the drive. Grays has listed the full lot details, so scroll through and line up your bids based on what’s actually there, not just the headline.

The headline act here is the run of unused skid steer attachments, which is a decent get for anyone fitting out a machine without paying retail. The brush cutter attachment is the standout for clearing work, while the rock picking bucket suits anyone dealing with stony ground. The auger drive and sweeper broom round out a set that covers digging, cleaning, and post-hole work, so there’s a bit of versatility if you’re after more than one piece.

Beyond the attachments, the workshop tools fill out the catalogue. With 103 lots total, it’s worth digging through the full list for hand tools, consumables, and anything else that’s been tucked in. The “unused” tag on the big-ticket items is the main draw here, so check the condition notes carefully and factor in pickup from Dubbo before you bid. No close date locked in yet, so keep an eye on the listing for when it goes live.

The tool selection leans heavily on trade-grade names, with the DeWALT 18V XR cordless brushless 1/2" detent pin impact wrench a clear standout for anyone doing serious wheel work. The triple source tyre inflator, skin only, is worth a look if you’ve already got batteries and chargers on the shelf. Sidchrome’s 11pc metric ring spanner set covers 6×7 up to 12×13, handy for most car and light truck jobs.

The Stanley 42-piece socket set in 3/8" drive is a decent starter or backup kit, but the missing ratchet handle means you’ll need to bring your own or chase one separately. It’s the kind of lot that suits someone who wants the sockets without paying for a full set they don’t need. Check the photos and condition notes before bidding, as some items are skin-only or incomplete. Close date is listed as TBC, so keep an eye on the listing for when it firms up.

This Grays auction out of Pooraka is a straight-up liquidation of unused workshop stock, and the headline act is the shelter. You’ve got four separate garage and carport kits, all still in their wrapping. The biggest is a 25ft x 33ft, which is a serious footprint for a workshop or fleet parking, and there are also two 23ft x 22ft options and a smaller 21ft x 19ft unit.

Given they’re listed as unused, the main appeal is skipping the retail markup on new steel. If you’re after a large covered area without paying for a custom build, these kits are worth a close look. The lot count is low, so it’s a tidy sale rather than a sprawling clearance, but the condition and the fact they’re untouched makes it a practical pickup for anyone with a concrete slab ready to go.

Check the close date, as it’s still listed as TBC, and factor in pickup from Pooraka. With only 11 lots, the bidding should stay straightforward, but the big carport is likely to draw the most attention.

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 Part 1 of a full business wind-up, so the gear is being offered as working plant, not scrap. The vehicles span 2006 to 2023, with three Hino FD SERs (2010, 2015, 2023), a 2009 Hino 916 300, and a 2006 Isuzu FVR. If you need a delivery truck that’s done actual glass runs, these are worth a look before the fleet gets picked over.

On the processing side, the standout is the VICHOR WCM-GT4020-ECS CNC waterjet, a proper production unit for cutting glass and stone. The Landglass Jetconvection line handles flat glass heating and shaping, while the two Glaston Bavelloni straight-line edgers (2014 and 2024) cover the finishing work. There’s also an Enduroshield spray line, a Spot Stick applicator with tables, and a JDN Monocrane for lifting heavy panes.

Lloyds is running this as a multi-lot online auction closing 31 August 2026. Bidding is spread across the full catalogue, so you can cherry-pick one machine or take a run at the whole lot. The newer edger and the waterjet are the ones with real resale value, but the older Hinos could be a cheap buy if you’re after a solid workhorse. Check the condition reports before bidding, as

Lloyds is running this multi-lot online auction as the final cleanout of a glass fabrication operation, and it’s not just the big-ticket CNC gear worth a look. The lot list covers the full production line, from a 2008 Bavrloni NRC 250 CNC and a 2012 Bavelloni Glastonbury Gemy V10 through to a 2017 Bavelloni VE350-11 variable angle straight-line edger. For handling and prep, there’s a Tenon Vertical Washing Machine (VWM-2500), a swing arm crane (Demag, 250kg) and a couple of gantry cranes, including a Jon Monocrane unit.

The waterjet cutter is a serious piece of kit for anyone doing custom shapes or thick material, and the Internal Genius LM glass laminate cutting table rounds out the processing side. If you’re after storage or transport, the 24-bay movable rack system is practical, and there’s also a Skill Glass vertical unit listed as non-working, so it could go cheap for parts or a repair job.

The auction closes 31 August 2026, so there’s time to inspect or ask questions. Given it’s Part 2 of a closure, expect the remaining stock to move at realistic prices. Bid on individual lots or grab a bundle if you’re setting up a workshop, just factor in freight and loading, the cranes will need proper removal planning.

This one’s got a solid spread for anyone setting up or topping up a workshop. The YILMAZ up-cutting saw is the headline act for metal fab work, while the Rottler milling and surfacing machine suits engine reconditioning or precision jobs. The SERVEX hydraulic press and Serdi pressure tester round out the heavier gear, so there’s real value for trade buyers, not just hobbyists.

On the lighter side, there’s a Milwaukee combo kit, an assortment of electric and petrol drills, and 10 x 285W Arlec pedestal fans to keep the shed cool. The lot list also throws in four plastic road side barriers (2000mm x 850mm x 570mm approx) and a Fantech vertical exhaust roof duct, which are handy for site work or ventilation setups.

Bidding closes on 2 September 2026, with the sale running online from various locations. Lot count is listed at 12+, so expect a few more additions before close. Check the full catalogue for condition reports and pickup details, especially since the gear is spread across multiple sites.

This one reads like a workshop cleanout with a commercial edge. The welding stock alone is worth a look, with roughly 34 boxes of CIGWELD Ferrocraft 22 rods, seven boxes of ESAB OK 53.16 Spezial, and a full carton of Kobelco FamiliarC in 2.6mm, 3.2mm, and 4mm. All boxed and unused, which is rare for consumables in this volume. Add in the Lincoln Innershield wire and Omega gouging carbons, and you’ve got enough to keep a fabrication crew going for months.

Safety gear is another strong category. There’s a box of around 20 Tychem 2000C Plus Category III coveralls in sizes L to 3XL, plus roughly 70 assorted rainwear and coverall sets, Oliver gumboots in sizes 11 and 12, and about a dozen Cigweld Hiderok welding helmets. All unused. The Ikar self-retracting lifelines are used, but they’re a premium brand and the model H 33/2002366 with 30m steel cable is a proper piece of kit, so check the date stamp and service history if you’re bidding.

Beyond the obvious, there’s a mixed lot with a Bosch GR 500 telescopic measuring rod, a Hafco ER

The standout lots here are the container shelters, and they’re not your run-of-the-mill tarps on poles. Four are listed, including a Heavy Duty 60ft x 40ft model and three 40ft x 60ft versions, two with end walls. These are serious covered storage solutions, ideal for machinery, stock, or a large-scale workshop setup. Being unused, they’ll suit buyers who want a clean install without the wear and tear of second-hand gear.

Beyond the shelters, the sale covers the usual workshop staples: generators for site power, tool boxes for storage, and assorted bits and pieces that tend to fill out a decent industrial auction. With 108 lots, there’s enough variety to make it worth a look if you’re after practical gear rather than one-off showpieces.

Grays is running this one, and the location is Muchea, about 40 km north of Perth’s CBD. The close date is still to be confirmed, so check the listing for the final countdown. If you’re in the market for big-ticket shelter or workshop gear, this is a chance to grab unused stock without paying retail.

This is a solid cleanup of a working workshop, not a showroom. The big-ticket items are the two floor grinders: a Taman DFG 250E and a Husqvarna PG 280, both 2.2kW and both untested. Pair that with the Husqvarna DE 110 industrial dust extractor, and you’ve got the makings of a concrete grinding setup if you’re willing to take a punt on condition.

The rest of the lots are a mix of corded and battery tools, mostly Ozito and Ryobi, plus a Makita planer and a Dewalt mixing drill. There’s also a pair of SCA loading ramps rated at 200kg per ramp, and a 36V Ozito air compressor that runs off their cordless battery platform, though it comes without a battery. Expect incomplete kits and some wear, so factor that into your bids.

If you’re after a specific machine, check the photos carefully. The untested status means you’re buying on visual inspection alone, and there’s no returns on this sort of liquidation stock. The auction is online only, so get your bids in before the close date.

This unreserved sale is a straight-up cleanout, so everything goes to the highest bidder, no messing around. The Polaris quad bike is the headline act for anyone needing farm or station transport, while the box trailer with ramps is a solid practical buy for moving gear or machinery.

The Spitwater petrol pressure washer is worth a look if you need serious cleaning power away from mains power, and the pallet of Milwaukee tools is the one to watch if you want to stock up on gear without paying retail. With only eight lots, it’s a tight, manageable auction, so you can pick through the list without wading through junk. Check the close date and get your bids in early if something catches your eye.

The headline acts are the big steel shelters, all listed as unused. The double-trussed 40ft x 80ft model is the standout for anyone needing clear span under cover, while the 60ft x 40ft with end wall gives you a sealed option for storage or a workshop. These are serious industrial units, not backyard carports, so expect to pay for the steel but skip the wait time and custom build costs.

Beyond the shelters, the lot list runs to tool boxes and generators, which suggests a tidy package for setting up a site or yard from scratch. With 123 lots, there’s likely to be a mix of smaller items worth bundling into a single pickup run.

Check the close date on the listing, as it’s still marked TBC. If you’re after one of the big shelters, factor in transport and cranage before bidding, because these are not flat-pack weekend jobs. Grays has the full inventory up now, so scroll through and mark the lots you want before the timer starts.

This is a straight-up clearance of brand-new, never-used industrial gear, and the shelters are the obvious drawcard. We’re talking serious steel-framed, PVC-covered structures designed to swallow a workshop, machinery storage, or a fleet of vehicles whole. The 60ft x 40ft is the big boy, but the 40ft x 80ft gives you more length for less width, so it depends on your shed footprint. The endwall variant is handy if you want to close one end off against the weather or prying eyes.

Beyond the shelters, there’s a full spread of workshop and generator gear in the 107 lots. You’re not just bidding on canvas and poles here; there’s power equipment and tools to sort through. Since the close date is still TBC, you’ve got time to get on site and eyeball the condition yourself, but with everything listed as unused, the risk is low. Check the lot list for the generator specs and any smaller tooling, because that’s where the quiet bargains often hide.

The headline act here is the unused 60ft x 40ft container shelter, a serious piece of kit for anyone needing covered storage or a temporary workshop without the wear-and-tear of second-hand gear. There are also several 40ft container shelters with endwalls, which are handy for fully enclosed setups. If you’ve been waiting on new pricing to drop, this is a chance to grab one without the showroom premium.

Beyond the shelters, the auction covers generators and general workshop equipment, so it’s worth digging through the full lot list if you’re after power or tools. With 102 lots and a TBC close date, it’s a decent-sized sale, and the unused condition across the main items sets it apart from typical industrial clearouts. Check the listing for the full inventory and get your bids in early, because the good shelters will draw attention.

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.