LNS ALPHA 320 S3 bar feeder for sale by auction
≈ $285.50
Mill
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GHS 3,310
Length: 4400 mm
Height: 1200 mm
Equipped with: Delta control system
Online auction of modern metalworking machines and precision CNC lathes (including 2x 2017 TSUGAMI BO38 and BO206II lathes, 2x 2016 DOOSAN PUMA ST20 and ST32 machining centers, DMG CTX, MAXIMART, MAXIMILL and IEMCA, LNS and TOP bar feeders, etc.), associated tools, various measuring equipment, and other technical installations, originating from the recent bankruptcy of ALMEC, serviced and relocated to Mill (near Nijmegen) in the Netherlands.
The online auction opens Tuesday 7 July and closes Thursday 3 September. 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:
- Tuesday 1 September
Pickup days are on:
- Monday 14 September
- Tuesday 15 September
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= More information =
Auction:
- Name: Metaalbewerking faillissement Almec
- Closing date: 3 Sep 2026
- Location: Mill, Netherlands
- Type: online
- Description: Online auction of modern metalworking machines and precision CNC lathes (including 2x 2017 TSUGAMI BO38 and BO206II lathes, 2x 2016 DOOSAN PUMA ST20 and ST32 machining centers, DMG CTX, MAXIMART, MAXIMILL and IEMCA, LNS and TOP bar feeders, etc.), associated tools, various measuring equipment, and other technical installations, originating from the recent bankruptcy of ALMEC, serviced and relocated to Mill (near Nijmegen) in the Netherlands.