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Machine Tool & Metalworking Equipment Auctions

Revelation Auctions runs online metalworking auctions for used CNC machines, machine tools, and fabrication equipment. Buyers nationwide can bid on machinery from machine shop auctions, plant closures, and surplus equipment sales, while manufacturers can sell their equipment at auction.

New to online machinery auctions? Contact us for assistance. Looking to sell your used CNC and fabrication equipment at auction? Learn how Revelation Auctions can help, or subscribe to auction alerts to hear about upcoming sales.

What bidders say

  • Immaculate Experience for someone so new to this, I would recommend Revelation to anybody!

    Alex F.

  • I have purchased tools and equipment multiple times through Revelation Auctions, and I am extremely satisfied every time.

    Farshad S.

  • Excellent communication, extremely helpful, and overall going above and beyond to make sure everything is right.

    David A.

Upcoming Auctions

Explore CNC machine auctions, fabrication equipment auctions, and other metalworking sales. View catalogs, inspection details, and closing dates below.

America’s Leader in Metalworking Auction Sales

50+
2026 Auctions
10,000+
Lots Sold
9
Active Auctions
1,473
Active Lots

Browse Machinery Auctions by Type

Explore vertical and horizontal machining centers, lathes, mills, press brakes, lasers, shears, and saws open for bidding now. Select a type to view available auction lots.

Machine Tool Auctions by Brand

Browse used CNC machines and fabrication equipment from Haas, Mazak, Okuma, DMG MORI, Fanuc, Amada, Cincinnati, Doosan, and other manufacturers.

Bidder FAQs

Answers to common questions about buying equipment at auction.

Review the buyer’s premium, applicable taxes, and any lot-specific charges in the auction terms. Confirm rigging and transportation costs separately before placing a bid.

Winning bidders receive an invoice when the auction closes, with the payment methods and deadline for that sale. Payment is due before equipment is released for pickup.

Every lot is described as accurately as possible in its listing, with photos, and sells as-is, where-is. Inspection dates are posted on each auction so you can see a machine before you bid.

Yes. Most auctions have an inspection day listed in the auction details, and viewings can often be arranged by appointment. Contact us if you need a time that is not listed.

Each auction lists its removal deadlines and the riggers approved for the site. Our in-house logistics company, Ten4 Logistics, can quote shipping and storage if you need it.

Still have questions? Visit our Buyer FAQ page.

How to Buy at Auction

New to equipment auctions? Here’s how to get started.

  1. Step 1: Register

    Create your bidder account and register for the auction you want to join.

  2. Step 2: Inspect

    Review lot details and auction terms. Check inspection dates and arrange a viewing when available.

  3. Step 3: Bid

    Place your bids online. Review buyer’s premiums, payment requirements, and closing terms before bidding.

  4. Step 4: Arrange Pickup

    If you win, follow payment and removal instructions. Coordinate rigging, transportation, and pickup deadlines.

Sell Your Equipment at Auction

Work with the leading metalworking auctioneer in the U.S. to sell used CNC machinery, fabrication equipment, or an entire facility. Revelation Auctions handles auction planning, targeted marketing, and bidder support.

Discuss Your Auction

Selling at Auction: FAQs

Yes. Sellers who have worked with us are willing to share their experience, and we’re glad to connect you. You can also watch seller testimonials from clients who have sold with us, including a full machine shop liquidation, on our seller testimonials page. Contact us and we’ll put you in touch.

Often, yes. Auctions work well when you want a defined timeline, have a large volume of equipment to sell, or are closing a shop or facility. Our online platform opens your equipment to a nationwide pool of bidders, and competitive bidding lets the market set the price. For a single machine, or equipment you’d rather sell over time, consignment or a direct sale may be a better fit. Explore your selling options to compare.

Yes. We handle everything from a few machines to a complete machine shop liquidation or plant closure. We plan the auction around your equipment, your timeline and your site.

Yes. Before you decide how to sell, we review your equipment and give you guidance on what it may bring, based on our experience with used machinery sales and auction results. That helps you set realistic expectations whether you sell at auction or choose another route. Contact us to get started.

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