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Fabrication Equipment Auctions

Revelation Auctions runs frequent online fabrication equipment auctions, with lasers, press brakes and more from brands such as Amada and Trumpf. Buyers bid in our fabrication auctions from anywhere, and every fabrication equipment auction reaches a nationwide pool of manufacturers, fabricators and machinists. Participate in fabrication equipment auctions for lasers, press brakes, and more today.

Browse the fabrication lots open for bidding below, see our upcoming auctions and past auctions, or contact our auction team about selling your machines.

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Browse Fabrication Equipment Auction Lots by Type

Every open fabrication lot, grouped by what the machine is. Each page lists the lots with photos, closing dates and a link to bid.

Looking for a make? Browse fabrication equipment auction lots by brand.

How to Bid in Our Fabrication Equipment Auctions

Our online auctions run on a fast, simple, and transparent platform, and bidding in a fabrication equipment auction takes four steps.

  1. Register

    Use Register to Bid at the top of the page to set up your bidder account.

  2. Inspect

    Review each lot’s photos and description, and see the Buyer FAQs for how inspections work.

  3. Bid

    Place your bids online from your computer or phone. Each lot lists its closing date.

  4. Arrange pickup

    Once you’ve won, arrange pickup and removal. The Buyer FAQs cover payment, rigging and removal.

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Fabrication Equipment Auctions: Common Questions

A fabrication equipment auction is an online sale where registered bidders place bids on individual lots of used fabrication machines until each lot closes.

Our fabrication equipment auctions include press brakes, shears, saws, lasers and more, from brands such as Cincinnati, Verson, Amada and Trumpf.

Register to bid on our bidding site, then place your bids online from your computer or phone. Each lot lists its closing date. Our buyer FAQs cover payment, rigging and removal.

Yes, buyers can inspect equipment before the sale. Each lot lists photos and a description, and our buyer FAQs explain how inspections work.

Browse the open fabrication lots on this page, by machine type or by brand, or see all current auctions.

Contact our auction team for a free, confidential consultation. We review your machines, photograph and catalog them into lots, market them to buyers, invoice winning bidders and supervise removal. See our seller FAQs for more.

Sell Your Machines at Our Fabrication Equipment Auctions

From the first conversation through equipment removal, our team manages the details of your sale.

  1. Consultation and evaluation

    We learn about your goals, review your equipment, and develop an auction plan. When needed, we visit your facility to inspect the assets and discuss the sale.

  2. Auction setup

    Our team photographs, catalogs, and organizes your equipment into lots for the auction.

  3. Targeted marketing

    We build a marketing plan around your equipment to reach buyers most likely to be interested.

  4. Online bidding

    Buyers can inspect equipment before the sale and place bids online, including from mobile devices.

  5. Payment and removal

    We invoice winning bidders, collect payment, and supervise equipment removal.

  6. Final payment and site closeout

    Once the auction is complete and invoices are paid, you receive your final payment. We also help with site cleanup after removal.

Ready to Sell Your Fabrication Equipment?

Tell us what you have and what you want to accomplish. Our team will walk you through your options in a free, confidential consultation.

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