Speeds from 160 to 3630 rpm
Dimensions LxWxH: 600x300x1000mm
Online auction of well maintained metalworking machines (a.o. 2015 DOOSAN LYNX, 2015 DOOSAN DNM500-II, UNISIGN, GILDEMEISTER, MORI SEIKI, KELLENBERGER, OKUMA, SUNNEN etc.), grinders, (overhead) cranes and rolling stock (a.o. 2x HYSTER forklifts) originating from the recent bankruptcy of NPL Machinefabriek BV, manufacturer of gears and technical components for machine building, in Hengelo, The Netherlands.
The online auction opens Wednesday 1 April and closes Thursday 23 April. Register your account via our website and place your bid. For viewings and inspections check the auction information on the website.
Viewing day is on:
- Friday 17 April
Pickup days are on:
- Monday 4 May
- Tuesday 5 May
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More information
Auction: ****
- Name: NPL Machinefabriek
- Closing date: 23 Apr 2026
- Location: Hengelo, Netherlands
- Type: online
- Website: https://m.dome-auctions.com/lot/16290/rdm-150a-column-drilling-machine/?utm_source=truck1st
- Description: Online auction of well-maintained metalworking machines (e.g. 2015 DOOSAN LYNX, 2015 DOOSAN DNM500-II, UNISIGN, GILDEMEISTER, MORI SEIKI, KELLENBERGER, OKUMA, SUNNEN etc.), gear hobbing machines, grinders, (overhead)cranes and rolling stock (e.g. 2x HYSTER forklifts) originating from the recent bankruptcy of NPL Machinefabriek BV, manufacturer of gear mechanism and various technical machine components, in Hengelo, The Netherlands.
