March 30th Liquidation of Crake Industries Auction

Total Liquidation of Crake Industries 

Date: Thursday, March 30th / 10am

Preview Dates: Wednesday, March 29th (8am-5pm)

Location: Baton Rouge, Louisiana

300+ Lots of Carbon Steel Weld Fittings, Flanges & Valves. 1000 Pallets of Swage Nipples, O-Lets, Forged Steel, Malleable Iron, Scrap Metal, Forklifts, Threaders, Saws, Air Compressors, Heaters, Sandblasters, Chop Saw, Drill Press, 10,000lbs of Metal Pipe, MTR's available on certain items.
Questions call 800-850-2252 or 225-686-2252

Live Auction w/Online Bidding Available

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Onsite Bidders - If you will be attending the auction in person, you MUST register onsite. You will need a valid driver's license or I.D. in order to register.

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