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Online Only Auction decosmo decosmo industrial ONLINE ONLY industrial AUCTIONS AUCTIONS www.DIAUCTIONS.com AUCTION www.DIAUCTIONS.com (LOW USAGE PROTO TYPE DEFENSE FACILITY) CNC TURNING • CNC VERTICAL • CNC HORIZONTALS CNC PROTO-TRAK’s • TOOLROOM • TOOLING • JIG-MILL • (30+) LISTA CABINETS COMPLETE PLANT CLOSURE - MAJOR DEFENSE CONTRACTOR 343 John Seitz Drive, Brattleboro, Vermont New 2009 New 2010 LIKE NEW - Full 4-Axis LIKE NEW - LOW HOURS LOW HOURS MILLING MAZAK # NEXUS 510C-II CNC VMC DMG-GILDEMEISTER # CTX-510 CNC TURNING CENTER DRO 1 of 2 LATE MODEL - As New LOW USAGE As 2003 LEBLOND 19”x 96” ENGINE LATHE TRAK # 1840-CSS CNC LATHE w/ Power Turret SALE DATE: Wednesday, MAY 24th 11:00 AM (ET) INSPECTION: Tuesday, May 23rd, 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM (ET) Tom DeCosmo, Jr. • (413) 530-0019 • [email protected] Sale under Management of: DeCosmo Industrial Auctions P.O. Box 569, Agawam, MA 01001 www.DIAUCTIONS.com OUTSTANDING OFFERING OF LATE MODEL CNC HORIZONTAL & VERTICAL MACHINING & TURNING CENTERS!! New 2009 LARGE CAPACITY New 2006 LIKE NEW Full 4-Axis TRAK # QMV FANUC CNC - LOW HOURS 1 of 3 Control MAZAK # NEXUS 510C-II SWI PROTO-TRAK # K-3 TRAK # QCM-1 “Quick-Cell” J&L # TNC “Heavy Duty” CNC VMC CNC KNEE MILL CNC MILL CNC LATHE New 2010 4-Axis FANUC CNC New 1990 LIKE NEW - LOW HOURS MILLING DMG-GILDEMEISTER # CTX-510 CNC TURNING CENTER FANUC 16iM Low Hours CINCINNATI # 10HC-1500 MAZAK # VQC-15/40 CNC HMC CNC VMC MORI-SEIKI # SL-2 CNC LATHE New LARGE CAPACITY Control New 2006 2012 New 2004 New 1990 New 2010 LNS # QUICK-LOAD BARFEED SYSTEM New 2003 FANUC CNC LAGUN KNEE MILL MAZAK # H-20 CNC HMC w/ TRAK CNC CONTROL NOTICE: Trak-Control 1 of 5 Some Machine Accessories & Fixtures in Photos may be New 2015 SOLD separately. Please Inspect or View Final Lot Catalog TRAK # TRL-1840V CNC LATHE SWI-PROTO-TRAK # DPM-5 for confirmation. w/ Power Turret CNC BED MILL 2 ONLINE AUCTION – REGISTER & BID AT www.DIAUCTIONS.com LATE MODEL - PROTO-TRAK CNC LATHES - CNC BED & KNEE TYPE MILLS * LATE & UPDATED! TAPER ATTACHMENT WELL New TOOLED 2000 RARE MACHINE AMERICAN “STYLE - C” 16”x 78” ENGINE LATHE LATE CROSS-SLIDING MODEL TURRET CLOTTU-MECANIQUE # AB-175 WELDER/ GRINDER “PRECISION” DIAMOND TOOL GRINDER Tooling Available DO-ALL 36” HYD. VERTICAL LATE MODEL BAND SAW KEARNEY & TRECKER # 220-TF DRO “TWIN-FEED” VERTICAL MILLER FULLY AUTOMATIC WARNER & SWASEY # 2A “Square Head” TURRET LATHE 1 of 2 New 2007 New 2001 DO-ALL # C-305-A ELECTRO-ARC TAP DISINTEGRATER “AUTOMATIC” BAND SAW RARE ITEM LATE MODEL DRO LATE MODEL SIP # MP-3K “PRECISION” JIG BORER HARDINGE # HCT CHUCKER DRO VIEW of PORTABLE CLEAN ROOM RARE MACHINE DIGITAL CONTROLS O.K.K. # MH-2P “UNIVERSAL” “Horizontal-Vertical” MILLER DRO Large Quantity of SIP Tooling to Low be Sold RARE MACHINE 2100 F DRO Hours KEARNEY & TRECKER # “B” LEBLOND 15”x 30” SIP # 5E L&L # P-212H-C25 AUTO-METRIC BORING MILL TOOL ROOM LATHE “PRECISION” JIG BORER “DYNA-TROL” FURNACE ALL MACHINES HAVE LOW HOURS OF GOVERNMENT PROTOTYPE USAGE! 3 TOOLROOM * LATHES * TURRET LATHE * JIG-MILL * GRINDERS * RAW MATERIAL LARGE QUANTITY AVAILABLE DIGITAL CONTROLS LARGE BLUE-M “Portable” OVEN Updated QUANTITY Late AVAILABLE Model DRO PLASTIC PART PANS View of CNC DEVLIEG CNC TOOL PRE-SETTER View of RAMCO “3-STATION” TOOL CARTS & TOOLS PARTS CLEANING LINE COMPLETE w/ STABILIZING LEGS PRATT & WHITNEY NEWPORT 4’x 12’ PRECISION “SUPER-MICROMETER” OPTICAL WORK TABLE Late Model TRINCO SAND BLAST CABINET LATE MODEL View of Comparator & Hardness Tester RAMCO S.S. PARTS CLEANING UNIT 1 of 6 Made in USA View of 4’x 6’ GRANITE PLATE View of NEW CARBIDE INSERTS BEECH # CE-268 “1-Ton” ENGINE HOIST Late Model & MANY WOOD TOP & LAB BENCHES Well Tooled TO BE SOLD FLEX-ARM Late “PORTABLE” TAPPING UNIT Model Over 200 AIRFLOW SYSTEMS Lots of New Inspection 2006 DOWNDRAFT WORK BENCH Items View of INSPECTION ITEMS View of ANGLE PLATES View of LAB TYPE WORK BENCHES INGERSOLL-RAND 25 HP “ROTARY SCREW” AIR COMPRESSOR WIRE RACKS w/ PART TOTES View of GRINDERS & DUST COLLECTOR View of MASTER THREAD GAGES View of CNC LISTA TOOL STORAGE CABINET MANY WILL BE SOLD WITH CONTENTS HAAS 5-C CNC INDEXER w/ Control 30+ Available HAAS CNC “4th-Axis” HAAS CNC “4th-Axis” View of LISTA TOOL CABINETS View of LISTA TOOL CABINETS J&L 14” OPTICAL COMPARATOR ROTARY TABLE w/ Control ROTARY TABLE w/ Control 4 TREMENDOUSLY LARGE SELECTION OF QUALITY PLANT SUPPORT, TOOLING & MUCH MORE! OPEN HOUSE INSPECTION: Tuesday, May 23rd, 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM (ET) New Installed New PLC 60” Vertical New Control 2009 2015 2015 Located Located Offsite Offsite Call for Call for LOW LARGE HOURS QUANTITY of LARGE 10 Hours Inspection 10 Hours Inspection QUANTITIES Use Use TOOLING CHEVALIER # FSG-3A-818 CHEVALIER # CGP-816 EP-EQUIPMENT 3,000 lb. DeVLIEG # 4K-72 View of Raw Material Surface Grinder O.D. Grinder ELECTRIC STACKER TRUCK CNC “JIG-MILL” NOTICE: Some Machine Accessories & Fixtures in Photos DI AUCTIONS APPRAISALS may be SOLD separately. Please Inspect or View HAS BEEN PROVIDING ACCURATE Final Lot Catalog for confirmation. INDUSTRIAL APPRAISALS SINCE 1982. ONE MACHINE OR AN ENTIRE PLANT - TURN YOUR SURPLUS MACHINERY TO $$$ USPAP CERTIFIED New Call or Email Today to Consign Items in our next CONTACT US TODAY - (413) 530-0019 2014 Consignment Auction! or [email protected] Contact: Tom DeCosmo,Jr. *All inquires are held to the strictest confidence. FORKLIFT BARREL CLAMP Email: [email protected] Phone: 413-530-0019 FOR FULL AUCTION TERMS & INFORMATION GO TO: www.DIAUCTIONS.com ONLINE ONLY AUCTION DI AUCTIONS - ABBREVIATED AUCTION TERMS & CONDITIONS YOUR PARTICIPATION AND BIDDING ARE CONSIDERED A LEGALLY BINDING CONTRACT – IT IS PROHIBITED TO BID PLANT CLOSED - ON ANY ITEM THAT YOU CANNOT PAY FOR IN FULL BY THE SPECIFIED DATE OR REMOVE BY DESIGNATED DATE. Subject to amendments and modifications announced by the auctioneer at the time of the auction, any MAJOR DEFENSE CONTRACTOR person participating in the auction shall be bound by the following terms and conditions. The auctioneer 343 John Seitz Drive, Brattleboro, Vermont does not warrant the accuracy, authenticity, description, weight, count or measure of any listings or photos of items sold, specified herein. All items will be sold to the highest bidder conforming to the bid process in accordance to the AUCTIONEER’S TERMS & CONDITIONS – COMPLETE COPIES AVAILABLE AT WWW.DIAUCTIONS.COM. No items shall be removed SALE DATE: unless paid in full and all items purchased shall be removed in the time allocated by the auctioneer. No item, Wednesday, MAY 24th no matter how small or how far the purchaser must travel, may be removed until the close of the auction sale. All payments shall be by way of cash, certified check, wire transfer or a company check accompanied by a bank letter of guarantee payable to DI Auctions. All bidding and invoicing will be in US Dollars ($ FUNDS). All 11:00 AM (ET) bidders are responsible for all applicable taxes. Rigging/Removal of sold equipment is the sole responsibility of the buyer and must be completed by the designated auction removal date. Rigging/Removal may not INSPECTION: begin until payment has been made in full and the auction sale is complete. ALL SALES ARE FINAL, Items are Sold “AS IS – WHERE IS,” “IN PLACE,” “WITH ALL FAULTS” BASIS. A 15% Buyer’s Premium Tuesday, May 23rd, 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM (ET) will apply to all online purchases for this Auction. REGISTRATION & BIDDING ONLINE: If you plan to bid online. The pre-approval process is easy, go to Buyer’s Premium: 15% www.DIAUCTIONS.com and register. DI Auctions must verify all bidder information and bidder must confirm agreement to the all Terms and Conditions. ANYONE OUTSIDE OF THE CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES WILL BE Payment Due In Full: REQUIRED TO WIRE TRANSFER PRIOR TO THE AUCTION DATE A MINIMUM DEPOSIT OF $5,000.00 TO BE APPROVED MONDAY, MAY 30th, 2017 FOR ALL ONLINE BIDDING. (DI Auctions - DeCosmo Industrial Auctions is a division of Thomas Industrial Machinery Co.,Inc.) Removal: Thursday, May 25th, (9:00 AM - 4:00 PM) decosmo (*Small items ONLY) industrial * THERE IS NO REMOVAL FRIDAY, MAY 26th or AUCTIONS MONDAY, MAY 29th DUE to the Memorial Day Holiday. DI | DeCosmo Industrial Auctions Removal will Continue on Weekdays ONLY, P.O. Box 569 Agawam, MA 01001 Tuesday, MAY 30th, (9:00 AM - 4:00 PM) PAYMENT INFORMATION: Tom DeCosmo, Jr. (413) 530-0019 TECHNICAL INFORMATION : (All items MUST be removed by Tom DeCosmo, Jr. (413) 530-0019 or Email: [email protected] FRIDAY, JUNE 9th, 2017) Thomas J. DeCosmo, Auctioneer • MA. License # AU-2665 IMPORTANT NOTICE: DUE TO STRICT COMPANY GUIDELINES, TIME & SPACE RESTRICTIONS AT THIS FACILITY- ALL RIGGING & REMOVAL (OTHER THAN HAND CARRY ITEMS) MUST BE PERFORMED BY PEDOWITZ MACHINERY MOVERS. 5 PLEASE CONTACT SCOTT PEDOWITZ (203) 877- 7458 FOR PRICING & SCHEDULING. decosmo PRSRT STD industrial U.S. Postage AUCTIONS PAID Permit No.458 DI | DeCosmo Industrial Auctions Spfld, MA P.O. Box 569 Agawam, MA 01001 (413) 530-0019 www.DIAUCTIONS.com ONLINE ONLY AUCTION COMPLETE PLANT CLOSURE - MAJOR DEFENSE CONTRACTOR 343 John Seitz Drive Brattleboro, Vermont AUCTION DATE: Wednesday, MAY 24th 11:00 AM (ET) INSPECTION: (OPEN HOUSE) Tuesday, May 23rd, 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM (ET) PROTO-TRAK CNC • CNC MACHINERY • TOOLROOM PROTO-TRAK’s • PLANT SUPPORT & MUCH MORE! MAJOR DEFENSE CONTRACTOR 343 John Seitz Drive, Brattleboro, Vermont SALE DATE: Wednesday, MAY 24th 11:00 AM (ET) INSPECTION: (OPEN HOUSE) Tuesday, May 23rd, 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM (ET) RENISHAW DRO PC-DMIS New 2004 New Control 1 of 5 60” Vertical PROBE 2015 LARGE QUANTITY of Low LOW New TOOLING Hours 1 of 5 2007 HOURS BROWN & SHARPE # 7-10-7 LEBLOND 15”x 30” SWI-PROTO-TRAK # DPM-5 SWI-PROTO-TRAK # FHM-5 DeVLIEG # 4K-72 CNC CNC CMM TOOL ROOM LATHE CNC BED MILL CNC BED MILL “JIG-MILL”.
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