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Ends Aug 11, 2026
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since Aug 5
Market demand: Furniture in Colorado sell about 58% of the time, typically ~4 bids. Based on 222 completed sales over the last year.
A stainless steel industrial vibrating table, 3,000 RPM, with electric motor, platform 14x14x8.5 feet high, designed for concrete testing and mold compaction; untested condition unknown. Sells to concrete contractors, testing labs, and manufacturing shops that can use it as-is or strip parts. Check that the frame is square and not bent, and listen for unusual bearing noise when power is applied.
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🏛️ University of Denver, CO
Condition: As-is
University of Denver, CO
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View all at this locationStainless steel vibrating table designed to compact materials and help remove trapped air bubbles from molds. Common applications include concrete testing, mold vibration, casting projects, and compacting materials such as concrete and sand to improve density. Features include: Stainless steel vibrating platform and frame Electric vibration motor Approximately 3,000 RPM operating speed Four spring-loaded platform supports Raised platform edges Power cord included 14" x 14" x 8.5" high The unit has not been tested for this auction, and its current operating condition is unknown. It may show residue, scratches, scuffs, and other signs of previous use. Please inspect the photos for additional information regarding its condition.
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