Inside This Week’s Perth Auction Market – 37 Upcoming Sales inc Industrial Gear, Pruning Saws & Workshop Clearance

This 12-lot sale leans heavily on the DIY and home improvement side. The Protool RCP 3 electric angle grinder is a solid pick for anyone doing metalwork or cutting, while the Detroit 710W drywall sander (model DDWS225L) suits a renovator finishing walls. The electric drill refitting plate shears add a niche but useful option for sheet metal jobs.

For the home, there is a Mistralaire ceiling fan and a blue fabric occasional chair. The decorative wall-mounted kinetic sculpture and two ornamental wall clocks offer something for a bit of character on the walls. A pack of five brand new bamboo socks is a quirky low-cost add-on. Bidding closes 21 June 2026.

This is a straight-up bulk clearance of retail stock. The lot list is heavy on multi-pack items: five-packs of umbrellas in pink, blue, red and yellow, cartons of mini food choppers (around 48 boxes), and multi vegetable cutters (about 18 units). There is also a carton of car steering wheel trays and a batch of adult plush animal slippers in dark pink.

Buyers should note the close date is 28 June 2026. With 12 lots on offer and no reserve prices stated, this is a volume play for resellers or anyone stocking a market stall. The pet hair remover rollers and Glow Track Car Set are the kind of items that move fast at retail. Check the Lloyds site for condition notes and pickup details.

Ross is running this online-only sale from the Welshpool complex, and the entire lot list is dedicated to Urbanworx 6-inch cordless pruning saws. Ten cartons hold two saws apiece, plus two larger cartons packing two sets each. All are listed as unused, so you are looking at factory-fresh gear.

If you are a landscaper, arborist, or just maintain a big block, these saws are a solid pickup. Buying in bulk through auction often beats retail pricing, especially with multiple cartons available. Check the listing for condition notes and pickup details before bidding closes on the 21st.

Ross’s regular Welshpool auction blends white goods and furniture with heavier industrial equipment. The household section covers fridges, freezers, and washing machines from brands like Fisher & Paykel and Simpson, plus desks, chairs, and filing cabinets. On the industrial side, expect workshop benches, steel shelving, and power tools.

Buyers should check for ex-police forfeited goods mixed in with business clearance stock. The auction closes on 21 June 2026, with online bidding only. Inspection times are usually posted closer to the end date, so call Ross’s office to confirm viewing.

This liquidation from a Welshpool workshop is a straight-up cleanout of practical gear. The standout is the run of seven wheelbarrows: four Sherlock medium-duty poly trays with some marks, two Sherlock 100L galvanised steel trays with fitted grips, and a Saxon 100L polyethylene tray that looks unused. If you need barrows for site work or the shed, there is a choice of condition and price.

Safety and consumables fill out the rest. You get a 10 kg bag of Paint Partner clean-up rags, a box of used brushes with wooden handles, and around 12 spray cans of degreaser and lubricant (some used). The glove lot covers the bases: two boxes of Sabco nitrile disposables (100 per box), a box of Ansel cotton knit lined rubber gloves in size 7/8, plus five loose pairs. There is also a box of roughly 25 Scott’s 50mL instant hand sanitisers.

Ross runs regular auctions from Perth, often handling WA Police forfeited goods and business closures. This one is a no-fuss grab for anyone who uses workshop consumables or needs a wheelbarrow. Check the photos for the condition notes.

This ross auction from Welshpool has a solid mix for anyone fitting out a workspace or commercial kitchen. The standout is the run of steel tambour cabinets: nine units in total, mostly 900mm wide, with a mix of keyed and unkeyed doors. They come strapped on pallets, ready to load.

Alongside the cabinets are roughly 280 Pierlite LED panel lights, 1200mm x 300mm, stacked across five pallets. They are listed as untested, so budget for checking them. Also on offer: two white steel planter boxes with storage cupboards underneath, and a box of Eagle Lighting drivers.

Buyers should note this is a timed online auction closing 22 June 2026. Inspection is likely by appointment. Given the volume of cabinets and lights, a ute or trailer will be essential. The auctioneer handles goods from WA Police forfeitures and business closures, so condition varies.

Ross is running this one from the Welshpool complex, and it’s a straight-up timber clearance. You’ll find dressed pine in common building sizes, H3-treated pine suitable for outdoor framing or decking, and select hardwood packs. Some lots are listed as mixed or random lengths, so expect to sort through them.

If you’re doing a renovation, fencing job, or need bulk timber for a project, this is worth a look. The auction closes on 23 June 2026, and online bidding is open now. Check each lot’s description for exact dimensions and pack quantities. No reserve on most lots means you could pick up a trailer-load for next to nothing.

Ross’s Auctions runs regular sales from their Welshpool complex, often handling WA Police forfeitures, business closures, and heavy machinery. This sale is squarely aimed at anyone in mining, construction, or fabrication who needs structural steel or conveyor components. The MC3 wear plates are a standout for hard-wearing applications, while the cable rollers and conveyor belt are practical buys for site maintenance. Steel plate and roofing iron round out the mix, making this a one-stop shop for workshop or project materials.

Buyers should inspect the gear before bidding, as condition varies with industrial stock. The sale closes on 23 June 2026, with online bidding only. Register with Ross’s to participate.

Ross’s has put together a solid lineup for anyone working on a home or commercial fit-out. The jarrah decking is a standout, offering durable hardwood suited to Perth’s climate, while the laminate and solid T&G flooring gives options for internal renovations. The wrought iron gates add a security or decorative element, and the artificial lawn suits low-maintenance landscaping.

This auction runs online only, closing June 29, 2026. Ross’s handles a steady stream of WA Police forfeited goods, business closures, and machinery, so the stock here likely comes from varied sources. Inspect the lots before bidding if you can, as condition will vary across the materials. No reserve prices have been flagged, so prices should reflect true market value.

This Welshpool auction covers a solid mix of business-grade laptops, tablets, monitors, and peripherals. The HP ProBook 450 G9 is a current-gen workhorse with an i5-1235U processor and 256GB SSD, though the listed unit has a dent in the lid. Two Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+ 5G tablets come with OtterBox cases but are untested and missing cables.

The monitor section is worth a look: two pairs of Philips 27-inch 272V8A/75 screens with cables included, plus a mixed lot of ASUS and Philips 24-inch monitors without cables. For larger displays, there are two NEC Multisync V484-G1 48-inch LCDs that could suit a boardroom or retail setup.

Also in the mix: a boxed Samsung Galaxy X Cover 7 (sealed) with a 25W charger and screen protector, plus a Brother printer, HP LaserJet multifunction, and a paper shredder. All untested items are clearly marked, so factor that into your bidding. Auction closes 29 June 2026.

Ross runs regular auctions out of Perth, covering everything from WA Police forfeitures to business wind-ups and machinery. This sale is a straight-up offering of mini bar fridges pulled from mine sites, so they’re built for reliability in remote conditions. The fridges are used, but ex-mine gear tends to be serviced regularly and swapped out on schedule, meaning you’re often getting solid units with plenty of life left.

If you’re kitting out a holiday shack, a workshop, or a small bar setup, these are worth a look. The auction is online only, so you can bid from anywhere, and pickup is at the Welshpool complex on Orrong Road. Check the lot list for specific model numbers and condition notes before you jump in.

This auction covers a full suite of equipment for small to medium meat operations. Standout items include the Butcher Boy SA20 bandsaw for breaking down carcasses, the Hollymatic 580 patty former for burger production, and the Multivac C500 rollstock vacuum packer for extending shelf life. There is also a Berkel slicer, a mincer, and stainless steel work tables throughout.

Buyers should note this is an online-only sale from the Welshpool complex on Orrong Road. The gear comes from a business closure, so inspection is recommended before bidding. Close date is June 29, 2026. ross runs regular sales from Perth, so if you miss out, more industrial gear tends to follow.

This sale covers the basics for anyone running stock or setting up paddocks. Expect cattle yard components, including race panels and crush gates, plus modular temporary fencing that suits rotational grazing or event corrals. There are also general farm consumables like water troughs, feed bins, and handling gear.

Ross’s runs this as an online auction closing on 30 June 2026. The Welshpool depot handles pickup, so factor in freight if you’re outside Perth. With no reserve on most lots, it pays to bid early on the heavy items. Check the condition notes on the fencing panels before you commit.

Ross’s regular online sales pull from WA Police forfeitures, business closures, and general surplus, so the gear here is priced to move. The Welshpool site handles collection, and the auction closes on 1 July 2026.

Standout lots include commercial-grade treadmills, spin bikes, and plate-loaded strength equipment. If you are kitting out a home gym or topping up a small studio, this is a solid mix of cardio and resistance gear. No reserve nonsense on most items, just straight bids. Check the lot list for specific brands and condition notes before the close.

This is a straight-up closure or refresh sale for a commercial kitchen. The lot list is heavy on the essentials: Rational SCC combi ovens (the workhorses of any busy kitchen), blast chillers, and multiple under-counter fridges. There are also ice machines, bain-maries, and a full suite of gas ranges and chargrills.

For the café crowd, look for two-group espresso machines and bulk grinders. The auction includes shelving, sinks, and extraction hoods, so you could outfit a whole venue from one sale. Everything is located at the Welshpool complex on Orrong Road. Inspection times are likely available through Ross’s, so get in touch before the close date on 7 July 2026 if you want to kick tyres on the big-ticket items.

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 a straightforward clearance for anyone needing structural steel or fencing materials. The threaded rod lots range from 1.8m to 2.8m, with multiple quantities of 10mm rod available. For heavier work, there are two lengths of 30mm SHS steel at 4.4m each, plus a 4.5m galvanised U-channel and a single 3.1m length of 50mm pipe.

The fence posts come in three separate lots, with around 35 posts total, varying from 1.5m to 2.4m. Pickup is offsite in Landsdale, so factor in transport. With 12 lots on offer, this suits a tradie, fabricator, or anyone building a fence or racking system. Bid closes 9 July 2026.

This is a tight-knit sale for anyone setting up or expanding a lab, processing line, or small-scale manufacturing plant. The star lot is the 02/2025 Smida TMV-400TTC, a temperature-controlled vacuum planetary centrifugal mixer built for precision blending of advanced materials. It is practically brand new and likely cost a fortune retail.

Supporting gear is equally serious. You have a Yihui YHA6-150TS three-phase hydraulic press with a touchscreen interface, a Proto C Series hydrogen generator cabinet, and a 01/2025 KL-2C industrial chiller. For packaging and labelling, there is a Gulmen digital tabletop label roll rewinder and a Cabac wall-mountable swinging cabinet.

Don’t overlook the consumables and ancillaries. Three rolls of glass-reinforced red silicone rubber, 15kg of mixed bed ion exchange resin, and a skid-mounted 15mm ball valve pump with a 35L Digiboil tank are all in the mix. The Bonve 65BV12-10 rotary lobe pump from 2023 is a solid pickup for fluid transfer. Bidding closes 23 June 2026.

This sale is heavy on industrial power gear, with several Olympian gensets showing high hours. The XQE100-2, powered by a Perkins 2428/1800, has clocked 12,439 hours, while the XQE20-2 on a Perkins 404D/22 has run 30,641 hours. Both are worth a look if you need a workhorse for site backup or continuous load.

The Atlas Copco and Sullair compressors span 2009 to 2015, giving buyers a spread of ages and conditions. One 2012 Sullair is listed alongside a 2015 model, so compare the lot numbers on inspection day. The desiccant dryer package is a standalone item for anyone drying compressed air lines.

Check the close date of 26 June 2026. Pickles runs these sales from multiple national locations, so confirm viewing arrangements for the Perth yard. No reserve prices are stated, but with 12 lots minimum, expect competitive bidding on the bigger generators.

This is a clean-out of project surplus from the oil and gas sector, with most items listed as unreserved. The standout is the DAMM BSC412 base station controller, which appears to be suspect unused. That’s a specialised piece of telecoms gear for remote site communications, worth a close look if you work in that space.

For the heavy lifting crowd, there are two Proserv Grayloc adapter clamps with TLC lifting ring assemblies, each rated to 1 tonne WLL. Also up is an XT and THD centralised handling frame with a 5000 kg gross mass, certified to DNV2.7-3 for portable offshore units. That’s serious kit for offshore or heavy industrial work.

Smaller lots include a 3Z Corporation 3-inch Class 150 plug valve in cast carbon steel with a stellite-lined plug, plus a Unico VPC pump controller and distribution board in a weatherproof cabinet. If you need spares for a processing plant or a drilling operation, this auction has a mix of high-value control gear and pipe fittings. Inspection is recommended before bidding.

These are not your run-of-the-mill plant items. The headline act is the MacLean RB3-018, a purpose-built rock breaker designed for underground mining and running on electric drive. It has never been used, so you are looking at a zero-hour unit without the usual wear and tear.

The two Normet Spraymec 1050Ws are also electric vehicles, purpose-built for shotcreting in underground tunnels. These are highly specialised machines for mining and civil tunnelling operations. The 2023 model year on one of them means it is nearly new.

Expressions of Interest close on 30 July 2026. The gear is located in Bibra Lake, WA. If you are in the underground mining game and need rock breaking or shotcreting capacity, this is a rare chance to grab near-new, specialist EV equipment without the factory lead time.

This is a straight site clearance with no reserve, so everything listed has to go. The lots are grouped into general goods and a few pallets of more specific hardware. One pallet holds assorted machine bearings and compressors, which could be useful for anyone maintaining older equipment. Another contains cables, wiring harnesses, and hoses, likely pulled from vehicles or industrial gear. A third pallet is packed with miscellaneous truck and machinery parts, worth a look for anyone working on heavy plant or fleet vehicles.

The close date is yet to be confirmed, so check the listing for updates. With only six lots, this is a small, manageable auction for buyers who want to inspect and bid without wading through hundreds of items. All lots are sold as-is, so factor in time to view the pallets in Jandakot before bidding.

This is a well-known Aussie off-road layout. The Windsor Rapid 501s packs a lot into a compact body. Inside you get a queen bed up front, a separate shower and toilet in the rear, plus a four-seater dinette that converts to extra sleeping. The kitchen includes a three-burner cooktop, grill, sink, and a 90-litre fridge.

Key spec items to check: the pop-top roof canvas condition and the operation of the 12V system. The van rides on 15-inch alloy wheels with off-road suspension, so it has genuine bush capability. Buyers should inspect the tyres, the jockey wheel, and the gas system before bidding. This is a single-lot listing, not a fleet clearance, so it is a direct buy for anyone needing a ready-to-tour van.

This is a single lot from Grays’ ongoing caravan and motorhome listings. The Leisurematters LM-CTT-F01 is a compact camper trailer with a pop-top roof, giving you extra headroom when set up while keeping a low profile on the road. It includes a basic kitchen setup, a gas cooker, and a fold-out annexe for extra living space.

Buyers should check the listing for the exact condition and any included accessories. Being a 2013 model, it will show some wear from a decade of use, but these trailers are known for their solid build and lightweight design. If you need a towable weekend rig that won’t break the bank, this is worth a look before the timer runs out.

The Omaroo is a solid off-road camper built for real trips. It sits on a hot-dipped galvanised chassis with independent coil suspension and 15-inch all-terrain tyres. The tent is a quick-fold design with a zip-on annexe, giving you extra sheltered space when set up.

Inside the kitchen, you get a four-burner stove with a grill and a sink with running water. There’s also a slide-out pantry and plenty of bench space. The 90-litre three-way fridge runs off 12V, 240V, or gas, so you’re sorted whether you’re on power or not. A 120Ah deep-cycle battery and solar inlet keep the lights and water pump going off-grid. The trailer includes a picnic table, storage drawers, and a full-size spare wheel mounted on the rear. It’s a well-spec’d unit for anyone looking to get out of Perth and into the bush.

This is an unreserved clearance of business IT equipment, so prices should reflect a clean-out rather than a retail valuation. The Precision 5540 laptops are the pick of the bunch: a mobile workstation with a 15.6-inch 4K display and Xeon processor, suitable for CAD or video work. The OptiPlex 7080 desktops are solid all-rounders with 10th-gen Intel chips, easy to repurpose for an office upgrade or home setup.

Buyers should inspect the condition notes on each lot, as these are ex-lease or end-of-life units. No chargers or peripherals are guaranteed, so factor that into your bid. If you need a batch of matching hardware for a small business or school, the multiple units of the same model make this one worth a look.

This auction suits anyone restocking a warehouse, workshop, or cleaning operation on the cheap. The pallet format means you buy bulk, not individual items, so expect a mix of usable stock and unknowns. The cleaning supplies pallet alone could be a winner for tradies or facility managers topping up essentials.

The lot list shows a strong focus on miscellaneous industrial gear. That pallet of trays, lids and sticks suggests packaging or kitchen-related surplus, while the general goods pallet is a grab bag for resellers. No close date is set yet, so check the listing regularly for updates. If you are after volume over precision, this one is worth a look.

Donelly’s Online Auctions is clearing out a Mt Lawley estate with a solid mix of antiques and collectables. The catalogue leans toward traditional household finds: cutlery sets, ceramic vases, crystal glassware, and framed art. Jewellery buyers will spot a few rings and brooches, while furniture hunters can check in for side tables, cabinets, and lounge chairs.

This is a classic estate clearance, so condition varies. Pay attention to the photos for wear on silver plate or chips on porcelain. Bidding closes 31 May 2026, giving you time to browse. Pickup will be in Mt Lawley, so factor in transport for larger pieces. No reserve prices are listed, which often means bargains if you’re patient.

This is a straight-up unreserved clearance, so prices should reflect genuine market demand. The 20ft container is a standard general-purpose unit, useful for storage or workshop conversion. The site office comes fitted with windows and a door, making it ready for immediate use on a worksite. The demountable lunch room is the standout for tradies or small builders looking to add basic amenities to a project.

Check the photos for condition, especially on the container doors and floor. All items are located in Midland and will need to be collected by the buyer. If you need a cheap office or secure storage, this is worth a look.

The local government and shire items give this sale a distinct character. Beyond the work utes and vans, there is a 2015 Bobcat T650 tracked loader and a 2017 Multiquip Whisperwatt generator. Several trailers are listed, including a 6×4 box trailer and a tandem-axle plant trailer.

Buyers should check the condition reports. These are working vehicles from council fleets, so expect genuine wear but also consistent servicing. The excavator and loader are the heavy hitters here. If you need a solid site machine or a reliable daily driver for the tradies, this is a clean, no-reserve sale to bid on.

This is a straight-up clearance of surplus transportable assets, no reserve holding things back. The lot list includes standard 20ft and 40ft sea containers, some with wind locks and double doors, plus insulated and refrigerated units for those needing climate-controlled storage. On the building side, there are demountable offices, crib huts, and site amenities with power points, lighting, and plumbing connections already fitted.

Buyers should inspect before bidding. Many units show signs of previous site use dents, faded paint, minor rust which is normal for this gear but affects resale value. The auction runs to a strict schedule, so register early and have transport organised. If you need a workshop shell, temporary site office, or secure container storage, this sale has the volume to keep prices competitive.