Major Aquaculture Auction: Secure Industrial Protein Skimmers at Exceptional Value

A rare opportunity has arisen for aquaculture professionals to acquire brand new Forbes Technologies High-Capacity Protein Skimmer Tanks at auction.

With 52 units available, these premium skimmers are ideal for fish farms, hatcheries, and large-scale aquatic facilities seeking to enhance water quality and operational efficiency. This timed online auction, hosted by NCM Auctions, runs from 9–30 September 2025, with private treaty offers also encouraged. Viewing is available by appointment on 29 September in Richmond, UK. Don’t miss this chance to invest in world-class aquaculture infrastructure.

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