Fabrication Equipment

Industrial machinery is the backbone of countless operations, from machine shops and manufacturing plants to restaurants and auto repair businesses. But like any asset, machinery has a lifecycle. Knowing when to sell can mean the difference between maximizing resale value and holding onto depreciating equipment. At Backes Auctioneers, we help businesses make smart, strategic decisions about when and how to sell their machinery for the best return. Understanding the Machinery Lifecycle Every

Do you have old fabrication equipment you’re looking to get rid of? Need to free up space in your storage for new equipment and are looking for liquid cash to reinvest in the business? Selling your fabrication equipment at auction can be a great way to see a substantial return on your investment. However, getting the best price for your equipment requires careful planning and execution. Whether you’re selling welders, plasma cutters, CNC machines, or any other fabrication equipment,

As a fabrication equipment owner, selling your assets at auction can be a daunting task. With the right strategy and preparation, you can maximize your returns and avoid costly mistakes. At Backes Auctioneers, we've seen many sellers make common mistakes that can negatively impact their auction experience. So, let’s highlight the most common mistakes to avoid when selling fabrication equipment at auction, as well as provide tips on how to stay productive throughout the process. Mistake

As a fabrication shop owner, you know that having the right equipment is crucial to producing high-quality products efficiently and effectively. At Backes Auctioneers, we understand the importance of having the necessary tools and machinery to get the job done. So, let’s cover the 7 essential pieces of equipment every fabrication shop needs to succeed and tips on how to manage and upgrade your equipment through auctions. 1. CNC Machining Center Firstly, a CNC (Computer Numerical Control)