UNION, MO, May 03, 2011 (Press-News.org) Stuart B. Millner and Associates kicks off a new weekly online machinery auction on Friday, May 6, at 10:00 a.m., CDT. The event, called "DFPL ONLINE (Direct from Plant Locations)," will bring assets from a variety of industrial plants and shops to bidders who log on to http://www.sbmac.com from anywhere in the world.
Each week's list will be posted on http://www.sbmac.com by noon Wednesday, CDT, to allow bidders to see the items being offered in that week's auction. Items scheduled for the initial "DFPL ONLINE" auction on May 6 will include lathes, milling machines, drill presses, grinders and industrial testing equipment. A complete list of "DFPL ONLINE" auction terms and conditions is available at http://www.sbmac.com.
Stuart B. Millner and Associates has worked in industrial asset management throughout the U.S. and the world since 1981. Stuart B. Millner and Associates has conducted sales in 2011 of factory equipment used to make aircraft, windows, tobacco products, baked goods, magazines and office furniture parts. The company is based in Union, Missouri.
Stuart B. Millner Launches Weekly Online Machinery Auction
Stuart B. Millner and Associates of Union, Missouri will begin a weekly live, online auction event on Friday, May 6. The weekly auctions will feature items from numerous industrial locations.
2011-05-03
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[Press-News.org] Stuart B. Millner Launches Weekly Online Machinery AuctionStuart B. Millner and Associates of Union, Missouri will begin a weekly live, online auction event on Friday, May 6. The weekly auctions will feature items from numerous industrial locations.