JUKI DDL-8000A machine auction prices

As of 6 November 2026, machinetracker-pr741.dev.sterksolutions.nl has recorded 1 auction sale of the JUKI DDL-8000A machine with a published hammer price, closed on 1 October 2026, on 1 auction site in 1 country. One sale is free to read: a 2020 JUKI DDL-8000A machine sold for EUR 600 on 1 October 2026.

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Sold	Built	Hours	Auction house	Place	Photos	Hammer price
2026-10-01 1 machine à coudre JUKI et son moteur DDL 8000 A	2020	unknown	interencheres.com	Lyon, FR	2	EUR 600 FREE

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JUKI DDL-8000A

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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Questions about JUKI DDL-8000A auction prices

How many JUKI DDL-8000A auction sales are on record?

1 sale with a published hammer price, closed on 1 October 2026, on 1 auction site in 1 country. 0 more closed without a sale.

Is a JUKI DDL-8000A at auction now?

Not at the moment. The lots of this model that come to auction appear on this page while they are open, and every sale that closes with a price is added to the table.

Are the JUKI DDL-8000A 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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