Online Auction: High-Quality IGU & Glass Processing Equipment

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Date: 5 February 2025

Source: Hilco

Online Auction of Exceptional Quality Commercial & Domestic IGU Manufacturing & Glass Processing Equipment

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Hilco

Date: 5 February 2025

The auction will close on Tuesday, 11 February 2025, from 11:00 AM GMT.

Located: Dundee, Scotland

Viewing Information: Strictly by Prior Appointment Only

Industry professionals and glass manufacturing enthusiasts are invited to participate in an exclusive online auction of top-tier commercial and domestic IGU (Insulating Glass Unit) manufacturing and glass processing equipment. The auction will close on Tuesday, 11 February 2025, from 11:00 AM GMT.

Highlights of the Auction

The extensive range of equipment includes:

Forel IGU and Vertical Edging Lines
Bystronic Lines
Helga/Bottero Cutting Tables and Racking Systems
Ashton Industrial Seaming Lines
Glaston Tempering Furnace
Pujol Laminating and Fast Curing Systems
William Glass Washer
Torgauer HST Ovens
GVC Automatic Paint Sprayer
Intermac CNC Work Centre

Additionally, the auction features a wide selection of ancillary equipment, including compressors, lifting devices, overhead cranes, vehicles, and a variety of engineering spares.

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Hilco

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