JUKI MO-600N machine auction prices

As of 6 November 2026, hammerhistory.com has recorded no auction sale of the JUKI MO-600N machine with a published hammer price. 1 is at auction now.

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Surjeteuse JUKI MO-600N Series - Neuf - TVA Récupérable - La première photo est générique, non-contractuelle, et fournie à titre d'exemple. Merci de consulter toutes les photos. - Ce lot chez vous partout en France métropolitaine à partir de 26,40 € et en Europe à partir de 44,04 €

interencheres.com · Le Mans

No price startcloses 2026-11-08

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JUKI MO-600N

Textile, leather and sewing machines

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About JUKI

Juki is a Japanese manufacturer of industrial sewing machines, best known for its lockstitch and overlock machines used in garment and leather production. The company also produces industrial components and electronic equipment. It is a long established and widely used brand in the global textile machinery industry.

Founded 1938 · Tokyo, Japan

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