Ingersoll Rand BW035080 equipment auction prices

As of 7 November 2026, hammerhistory.com has recorded no auction sale of the Ingersoll Rand BW035080 equipment with a published hammer price.

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No sale of this model with a published price is on record yet. The first one that closes with a price is listed here, free to read.

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Ingersoll Rand BW035080

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About Ingersoll Rand

Ingersoll Rand is an American industrial company founded in the nineteenth century, long known for air compressors, pneumatic tools and construction equipment such as light compaction rollers. Over the years its construction and road equipment lines, including rollers and paving equipment, were sold to other manufacturers, while the parent company continues in industrial technology and compressor products. The name remains widely seen on portable compressors, generators and hand and power tools used across construction and industrial sites.

Founded 1871 · Davidson, United States

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