The agreement allows buyers to perform a single search to evaluate both new and secondary-market machinery, with technical requirements and service coverage listed upfront. Otinus, which has operated since 2010 with manufacturing roots in Poland and a U.S. showroom in Bloomingdale, Illinois, brings a portfolio featuring components from established names such as Bosch Rexroth, Siemens, and Hypertherm. By centralizing these listings, Aucto aims to simplify the decision-making process for shops prioritizing capacity over specific machine age.
Every Otinus machine sold through the platform includes a 24-month warranty, along with professional installation, commissioning, and operator training bundled into the price. The equipment lineup ranges from high-capacity fiber laser cutters—capable of processing mild steel up to 50 mm thick—to precision press brakes equipped with Delem 3D controls. According to Aucto CEO Jamil Rahman, the integration addresses the common industrial dilemma where buyers are focused on solving production bottlenecks rather than strictly prioritizing used equipment, allowing them to compare new, supported machinery against the existing surplus catalog in one interface.




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