Inside This Week’s Liquidation Auction Market – 32 Upcoming Sales inc Glassware, Work Trucks & Gym Equipment

This one’s a stockist’s dream or a serious reseller’s play, depending on how you look at it. The lots are grouped as bulk boxes, not single items, so you’re buying in volume. One lot alone carries an RRP of $8,616 and packs in 36 Concept pieces, while others stack up Nova’s range from nylon utensils to round cookware and martini glasses. There’s also a box of 96 decorative glass items, which could move fast as gift stock or event hire gear.

The numbers stack up nicely if you’re flipping. A $215 box lot of 24 Nova nylon items works out to under $9 a unit against a much higher retail tag. Same story with the $480 lot of 26 martini glasses, or the $240 lots with six sets of four. If you’ve got a shop, market stall, or online store, this is the kind of clearance that pads margins without much effort.

Keep in mind it’s a multi-lot auction, not a single bulk buyout, so you can cherry-pick the lines that suit you. Lloyds runs these online, and with the close date sitting at the end of August, there’s time to sort your bidding strategy. Check the lot list carefully, factor in freight for glassware, and don’t assume the RRP is the floor, some of these boxes could go for a song.

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 is a straight liquidation sale from a major contractor, offering one single lot covering the entire DeckFast system. You are getting the complete modular shoring gear: adjustable steel props, stringers, joists, and all the connecting hardware needed to support elevated concrete slabs. Dayton Superior is a well-known brand in the industry, so you can expect the gear to meet standard engineering specs.

For any builder or formwork specialist, this is a chance to pick up a large volume of system components in one hit. Buying a used system of this scale new would cost a fortune. Check the photos carefully for condition and component counts. The close date is still to be announced, so register with liquidassets now to get the notification.

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 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.