Asecos tool cabinet for sale by auction
Reusel
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Netherlands, Reusel
Auction
Netherlands, Reusel
Auction
Netherlands, Reusel
Auction
Netherlands, Reusel
Including: contents
Resistant: 90 minutes
Without key
Online auction of a former tire mold manufacturing plant with high quality metalworking machines and tools (e.g. 3 BRETON CNC machining centers, FANUC 6-axis robotic arm, STAUBLI precision milling robot, Nikon coordinate measuring machine (CMM), OMV CNC milling machines, MARIO CANARGHI CNC carousel lathe, CHARMILLES spark erosion machine, SM Systems advanced laser/microlasher, HINDENLANG induction furnaces, etc.), workshop tools, spare parts, rolling stock (e.g. TOYOTA, STILL forklifts), offices and other plant inventory, from the recent bankruptcy of Mecamold SA, the former Bridgestone tire mold plant in Herstal (about 10 minutes from Liège airport) in Belgium.
The online auction opens Wednesday 4 February and closes Wednesday 25 March. Register your account via our website and place your bid. For viewings and inspections check the auction information on the website.
Viewing days are on:
- Thursday 12 March
- Monday 23 March
- Tuesday 24 March
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= More information =
Auction:
- Name: Mecamold SA – Voormalig fabrikant van bandenmallen voor Bridgestone
- Closing date: 25 Mar 2026
- Location: Herstal, Belgium
- Type: online
- Description: Online auction of a former tire mold manufacturing plant with high quality metalworking machines and tools (e.g. 3 BRETON CNC machining centers, FANUC 6-axis robotic arm, STAUBLI precision milling robot, Nikon coordinate measuring machine (CMM), OMV CNC milling machines, MARIO CANARGHI CNC carousel lathe, CHARMILLES spark erosion machine, SM Systems advanced laser/microlasher, HINDENLANG induction furnaces, etc.), workshop tools, spare parts, rolling stock (e.g. TOYOTA, STILL forklifts), offices and other plant inventory, from the recent bankruptcy of Mecamold SA, the former Bridgestone tire mold plant in Herstal (about 10 minutes from Liège airport) in Belgium.
Serial number: 6046579-10-2