Late-Model Battery Manufacturing Equipment Goes to Auction on April 29
Timed online auction by Tiger Group features surplus production, testing, quality control and packaging equipment originally valued at approximately $6 million
LOS ANGELES, April 15, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — An online auction by Tiger Group on April 29 features equipment from the advanced operations of a California battery manufacturer.
Originally acquired for approximately $6 million, the 74 lots of machinery and equipment on offer are excess to the manufacturer’s ongoing operations; many pieces are unused.
John Coelho, Senior Director of Tiger Commercial & Industrial, said:
These well-maintained assets can be employed to make an impressive array of products, including grid and residential energy-storage systems as well as batteries for everything from tiny consumer electronics to massive cruise liners and cargo ships,
“It’s a great opportunity for virtually any battery manufacturer to find production and lab equipment at a good price.”
The timed, online auction closes on Tuesday, April 29, at 10:30 a.m. (PT). Bidding opens on Tuesday, April 22, at SoldTiger.com.
Highlights include a Koem winder, an Avins Manufacturing freeze-dryer, and a crimping, filling and welding machine. Brands such as ATC, Hibar, Media Tech, Eirich, Buhler, EnergyTech, RheoSense, AquaClear, Gelon and Beckman Coulter, to name a few, are represented.
Featured equipment includes:
- MTI Slitting Machines
- Dongguan Gelon and PEC Formation Towers
- Media Tech Notching Machine
- ATC Crimp, Fill, and Welding Machine
- MTI Coating Machine
- Eirich Mixers
- Media Tech Pouch Forming Machine
- Media Tech Tab Welding/Trim Cutting Machines
- Energy Tech Solutions Bottom Tab Spot Welding Machine
- Energy Tech Solution Beading/Grooving Machine
- Koem Automatic Lithium Ion Battery Winding Machine
- Hibar Glove Box w/ Gas Purification System
- Buhler Bead Mill
- Test and Inspection gear
- Packaging equipment
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