Surplex Auction Metalworking: Used Machinery, presented regularly

Sept. 21, 2012 - PRLog -- Every three weeks, used machinery specialist Surplex puts up used metalworking machinery, accessories, spare parts and workshop equipment for auction at very favourable starting prices. The machines are acquired from a variety of companies where they are no longer needed due to changes in the production processes. The current “Surplex Auction Metalworking”, which closes on 2 October, already features more than 80 machines for sale. The item listing is permanently updated until the auction closes.

Among the top offers are a LEADWELL vertical MC, a SKODA floor type boring mill and a HAEMMERLE press brake. In addition, a TAKISAWA CNC lathe, a STANKO/KRATZ bar peeling machine and a ZOLLER tool presetter are coming up for sale. The low starting prices apply without reservation, every highest bid wins.

The used machinery auction closes on Tuesday, 2 October 2012, from 14:00 local time. Inspection is possible after prior arrangement by telephone: +49 211 42273718.

Link to auction platform (more details, registration & placing bids):
http://www.surplex.com/en/auction/all-auctions,auction-pr...

In order to take part in the used machinery auction, a registration at the auctioning platform www.surplex.com is required. The user account on our web platform is completely free of charge. It is open for companies as well as private people. After being logged in, bids can be placed at once.

You will find further information about Surplex on Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surplex

Every three weeks, used machinery specialist Surplex puts up used metalworking machinery for online auction in the “Surplex Auction Metalworking.” The current auction - closing on 2 October - already features more than 80 lathes, milling machines and equipment as well as many other machines and inventory. The top offers include a LEADWELL vertical MC, a SKODA floor type boring mill and a HAEMMERLE press brake. The low starting prices apply without reservation, every highest bid wins.