Equipment from Belgian sprayer specialist Delvano is set to be auctioned after the company declared bankruptcy in September.
The brand, which was established in 1966, developed the Safe-Trac self-propelled sprayer, as well as the hydrostatically driven Hydro-Trac machine and Euro-Trac models.
It was active in earthmoving equipment, including Case Construction machinery.
The online auction includes crop sprayers, extensive stocks of spare parts and hydraulic components, workshop machinery, vehicles and earthmoving equipment. Bidding opens on 31 October and closes on 10 November 2026.
More than 700 lots are available, including an unused 2026 Delvano Euro-Trac 7000, equipped with a Volvo Penta engine and a 7,000-litre tank, several used Hydro-Trac self-propelled crop sprayers, trailed and mounted sprayers, and unfinished ST27 machines.
Spare parts include pumps, wheel motors, traction pumps, control systems and components from brands such as Poclain, Rexroth and Annovi Reverberi.
Delvano’s production equipment will also go under the hammer, including a Romi CNC lathe, metalworking machinery, tools and workshop equipment.
The lots also include some remarkable historic machines, among them a 1960s Delvano Safe-Trac and a trailed crop sprayer dating from 1942.
A second auction will include company vehicles and Case Construction machinery.
Interested buyers can inspect the equipment on Thursday, 5 November, with separate viewing times for the two auctions. The full catalogues, photographs, technical descriptions and auction terms and conditions are already available online.