World class products, exceptional customer service


Innovative Joysticks SG Series


• 2 Axis Hand Grip • Optional 3rd Axis in Handle Top • Optional Operator Presence Switch • Redundant Hall Effect Sensors • Variety of Handle Options • IP67 Sealed Above Panel


TS2 Series


• Micro Two Axis Controller • 2.5 Million Life Cycles • < 3/4" Above Panel Height


KS Industrial Next to Air & Rail w/3- to 50-Ton Cranes


Open Public Inspections 11am-2pm Fri June 3 & 10 WINFIELD, KS • 21909 B Street


HE3 Series


• Redundant Sensor • IP67 Sealed Hall Effect • Dual Independent Electrical Outlets per Axis • Stainless Steel Shaft • Pre-Programmed Proportional Analog Output


• 1, 2 or 3 Axis Configurations • Cable Included with Mating Connector & Pigtail Wires


135,976+/- industrial assemblage built in 1985 on 28+/- ac. Located adjacent to Strother airfield. Road access to air strip and railroad spur comes up to southern property line. Ceiling heights range from 16’ to 36’. There are (48) cranes throughout the complex with capacities of 3 to 25 tons; as well as a rail crane with (2) twenty five ton traveling cranes and (1) fifty ton fixed crane.


Auctions: 4pm, Thursday June 16 on site Prefer Not to Wait for the Auction? Submit a Pre-Auction Offer!


3258 GREY HAWK CT., CARLSBAD, CA 92010 442-244-0673


WWW.RUFFYCONTROLS.COM


800.801.8003 • 001.918.250.2012 williamsauction.com/KS


KS DANIEL NELSON RE LIC BR00231987; WILLIAMS AND WILLIAMS MARKETING SERVICES INC RE LIC CO90060880. 5% BUYER’S PREMIUM.


WITH A PAYLOAD CAPACITY UP TO 2,200,000 LBS


SELF-PROPELLED VEHICLE WITH INTEGRATED POWER PACK UNIT


Connect & drive, easy and fast to configure 3 different Power Pack technologies: diesel, hybrid or the electric solution


T: +39 0171 263300 | cometto@cometto.com | www.cometto.com


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