Inside This Week’s Industrial Auction Market – 31 Upcoming Sales inc Industrial Gear, Workshop Machinery & Precision Sheet Metal

This is a straight-up pick-up-only clearance, so factor in transport to Yenorra. The lots are all beverage stock: the Barossa Cider is a mid-strength option in 330mL cans, the Mount Bingar casks are a bulk buy at 96 two-litre bags, and the seltzer is a 24-carton run of 250mL cans. There is also a pallet of 13 cartons of Boski Guava in 275mL cans.

The 10% buyer’s premium is standard for Grays, but with only four lots, competition might heat up fast. No delivery is offered, so bring a ute or a trailer. If you run a bottle shop, pub, or event hire, this is a direct line to wholesale-level stock without the usual retail margins. Check the close date and be ready to load.

This auction covers the gear you need to set up or expand a controlled-environment operation. The four commercial LED grow lights are the standout items for anyone running an indoor crop, while the pallet racking suits a warehouse or storage fit-out. Two NHP Concept One distribution boards and a panel board are also in the mix, which points to a serious electrical installation being cleared out.

The 20-foot shipping container has an epoxied floor, making it ready for workshop or storage use without extra prep. With 12 lots and no reserve listed, you can bid on individual pieces rather than a whole site clearance. Check the lot images for racking dimensions and the grow light specifications before you bid.

This is a classic Lloyds multi-lot cleanout, so you’ll find everything from heavy plant and workshop machinery to jewellery and general goods. The machining side looks strong: keep an eye out for branded metalworking kit, tooling packages, and industrial consumables that often fly under the radar. Vehicle listings are also part of the mix, which can be a good chance to snag a ute or trade-in stock.

The close date is 15 July 2026, so you’ve got time to inspect the catalogues as they populate. Because Lloyds runs these sales across multiple categories, you’ll want to check the lot lists regularly for new additions. If you’re after lathe tooling, welding gear, or surplus fabrication steel, this one’s worth a deep dive.

The standout lot here is the mezzanine with stairway, guard rails, and timber floor sheet supports plus horizontal beams. That’s a serious piece of infrastructure for anyone expanding factory or shed space. Also worth a look: the TONY galvanised angle conveyor and the pallet of assorted ducting bends and clips, which point to this being a partial workshop strip-out.

There are two pallets of assorted motors, plus a steel toolbox, an EPSON A4 colour printer/copier/scanner, and assorted hose tubing. A site building is also listed, though details are sparse. With 12 lots and a close date of 20 July 2026, this is a mixed bag best suited to buyers who can inspect and collect from various NSW and ACT locations.

This online offsite clearance covers serious gear for steel fabrication, concrete work, and site cleanup. The Essa JC5000 jaw crusher is a big ticket item: diesel driven with a 500mm by 300mm inlet and 15 tonne per hour capacity, powered by a Detroit VM air cooled diesel. For cable pulling, the 2012 Wenxian 90 kW hydraulic line puller runs a Cummins 6-cylinder and uses Rexroth hydraulics. There is also a trailer mounted full colour LED video screen with hydraulic lift and 360 degree rotation, capable of live feed from internet or USB/SD card.

The lot list includes a 100-litre electric paddle mixer with load scales, a Shini SG3048 soundproof granulator with new blades and 11 kW motor, and a 2017 Battipau electric 1500mm tile cutter with laser guide. Rounding it out are a reverse pulse dust extractor, twin drum electric winch, and several Toyota tilt and lifting rams. All items are available for inspection before the June 18 close.

This is an unreserved clearance, meaning everything goes to the highest bidder with no price floors. The Miller Syncrowave 2500X is a serious bit of kit for anyone running a fabrication shop or site works, offering both AC and DC TIG and stick welding capability on three-phase power.

Alongside the welder, there is a pallet of unclaimed freight, which always carries the chance of something decent if you are willing to take a punt. The John Papas trailer is a straightforward single-axle unit suited to light haulage or site clean-up. With only 17 lots in the catalogue, the sale is compact, so expect a quick turnaround on close day. Check the listing for the exact closing date before you bid.

This sale leans into the practical side of the classic car hobby. Donington Auctions, known for their European and muscle car focus, is offering a selection of workshop equipment that suits both the home mechanic and the small trade operation. The tooling ranges from hand tools to larger workshop machinery, ideal for anyone restoring or maintaining a project car.

The modern car parts category adds another layer. While the classic car crowd might find specific components for their builds, the parts on offer also appeal to those running newer daily drivers. With the close date in July, there is time to inspect the lots and plan your bidding. No need to rush, but the better gear will draw attention.

This is a complete factory clearance aimed at fabricators looking to upgrade without paying new prices. The standout is the 2021 Prima Power Combi Genius CG1530, a machine that combines laser cutting and turret punching in one cell. It saves floor space and eliminates the need to move parts between two machines.

Supporting the heavy hitters, there is a 2008 Amada EMK3610NT turret punch head with an automatic tool changer, and a 2018 Amada HG1003ATC press brake for bending work. The 2018 Prima Power Platino Fiber 1530 rounds out the laser side with modern fibre technology for fast, clean cuts on sheet metal.

Buyers should note this is an expressions of interest process, not a timed online auction. The close date is yet to be confirmed, so it pays to get in early with your offer. Inspection of the gear is recommended before bidding, given the value of these precision machines.

This EOI auction is squarely aimed at industrial operators. The headline items are the four Buhler cells. Cell 1 is the 2000 Evolution 140F, a serious piece of kit for high-volume casting. Cells 2, 3, and 4 are Carat models from 2011 to 2015, including a 280 Comp and two 105 Compacts.

If you are tooling up a factory or expanding capacity, this is a rare chance to buy modern die casting equipment in one hit. The closing date is firm on 16 July, so get your expression of interest in early. Expect competition from domestic and overseas buyers.

This is an unreserved clearance with 84 lots, so everything must sell. The standout is the bulk lot of 10,000 plastic oil filter caps at 20mm diameter, ideal for anyone in automotive parts supply or servicing. Also on offer are multiple Ford AU/BF window regulators and Holden V6 ignition coils, pointing to a serious parts decommissioning.

Beyond the automotive items, there is a Janome Overlocker for sewing and textile work, plus an Inspire Solar Photovoltaic Inverter for renewable energy setups. The mix of production consumables and power tools means this sale suits both tradies and small manufacturers. No close date is set yet, so check the listing for the deadline.

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 July sale from the long-running Adelaide outfit covers two distinct areas. The passenger vehicle fleet includes full-size coaches and smaller minibuses, suitable for operators looking to expand or replace stock. On the workshop side, expect industrial-grade gear: metalworking lathes, arc and MIG welders, plus a heavy-duty vehicle hoist for mechanical work.

Mgs has been running commercial, agricultural, and deceased estate sales out of Kilkenny since 1980, so the gear here is sourced from a mix of trade and private vendors. Inspection times are listed on the auction page. The closing date is July 14, 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 is a straight-up bulk clearance of new-old-stock industrial equipment, no haggling or reserve games. The standout items are the four container shelters: a 60×40, a 40×80, and two 40×60 units, one with an end wall. These are the sort of thing you’d normally source direct from a supplier and wait weeks for, here they’re ready to collect.

Beyond the big shelters, the lot list includes generators of various sizes, workshop tooling, and storage boxes. If you’re setting up a rural worksite or need covered storage fast, this auction skips the retail markup. Check the close date on the listing page it’s still TBC, so don’t assume it’s weeks away.

This is a straight-up buy for anyone needing instant covered storage or workshop space without the wait for new gear. The four container shelters are the main draw, with the 60ft x 40ft model offering serious square footage for a workshop, machinery storage, or a large undercover area. The three 40ft shelters with endwalls provide flexible options for smaller setups or can be linked together.

Beyond the shelters, the auction is packed with workshop essentials. Generators are listed, which is a smart pickup for a remote site or backup power in North Queensland. Expect the usual mix of industrial odds and ends that fill out a Grays catalogue. The close date is still TBC, so check the listing for the final countdown. If you have a truck and a paddock, this is worth a hard look.