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Jungheinrich EKS 110 Z machine auction prices

As of 7 November 2026, hammerhistory.com has recorded 3 auction sales of the Jungheinrich EKS 110 Z machine with a published hammer price, closed between 16 October 2026 and 20 October 2026, on 2 auction sites in 2 countries. One sale is free to read: a Jungheinrich EKS 110 Z machine sold for EUR 700 on 16 October 2026. 2 are at auction now.

Known on 2 auction sites 3 sold with a price 2 at auction now 5 seen at auction

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All sales 3

3 of 3 sales
SoldBuiltHoursAuction housePlacePhotosHammer price
2026-10-16
Elektro Vertikal-Kommissionierer Jungheinrich EKS 110 Z
unknown unknown aurena.de Aumühle, 16, 4075, Breitenaich/Fraham, AT, AT 12 EUR 700 FREE
2026-10-20
Kommissionierstapler Jungheinrich EKS 110 Z 280 ZZ
unknown unknown Auction house DE 6 locked
2026-10-20
Kommissionierstapler Jungheinrich EKS 110 Z 280 ZZ - nicht fahrbereit
unknown unknown Auction house DE 4 locked
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Questions about Jungheinrich EKS 110 Z auction prices

How many Jungheinrich EKS 110 Z auction sales are on record?

3 sales with a published hammer price, closed between 16 October 2026 and 20 October 2026, on 2 auction sites in 2 countries. 0 more closed without a sale.

Is a Jungheinrich EKS 110 Z at auction now?

2 machines of this model are at auction now; they are listed on this page with their current bid and when they close.

Are the Jungheinrich EKS 110 Z hammer prices free to read?

The oldest sale of every model is free to read, and so is every hammer price under the site's floor. Every other hammer price opens with an account, one sale at a time.

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