Stock clearance refers to the sale of machinery and equipment from stock that a company wishes to relocate, reduce or liquidate entirely. This is often prompted by a change of premises, a streamlining of the product range, or the closure of entire business divisions.
Typical items include machinery from the reduction of rental fleets, demonstration and display equipment, machinery from workshop closures, stock from site relocations, and remaining stock from dealers or rental companies.
Suppliers include machinery rental companies, dealers undergoing product range changes, industrial firms relocating their plants, insolvency practitioners and liquidators.
Machinery from stock clearances is often available at attractive prices, in good condition and ready for immediate collection. As stock is one-off and cannot be reordered, it is worth acting quickly. The machinery is often already inspected, serviced and ready for use.