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Brand profile · Machinery Manufacturing
Global Machinery Sales works in Machinery Manufacturing, out of Dandenong South, Victoria. Privately held, at globalmachinerysales.com.au. It holds two addresses on record, all in Australia. It employs 4 people, on the record. It lists arbor Machinery, forestry Machinery and farming Industry among its specialties. Two Australian registrations (ABN) are candidate matches. The record links nine similar brands, most of them in Wholesale.
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ABN51663443034
ABN55070671260
| GLOBAL MACHINERY SALES PTY LTD | ABN 51663443034 |
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| GLOBAL MACHINERY SALES PTY LTD | ABN 55070671260 |
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Global Machinery Sales supplies the arbor, forestry, access and farming industries with quality wood chippers, stump grinders, forestry mowers, horizontal grinders, log splitters, spider lifts, mini loaders and recycling equipment from leading brands such as Morbark, Rayco, CMC, Timberwolf and Angry Ant.
The evolution of Global Machinery Sales began back in 2009 when Brian Evans and his team took over the distribution of Rayco Equipment in Australia. Rayco is a proud USA company that has been making forestry equipment in the USA for close to 40 years, it has been available in Australia for 25 years now.
In more recent times, Global Machinery Sales has introduced the CMC range of spider lifts to the Australian market. A range of heavy duty lifts with big height and reach. CMC spider lifts are compact and highly manoeuvrable making them ideal for arbor work and the tree professional.
Global then introduced Angry Ant mini loaders, these tough and powerful mini loaders have been developed by Global Machinery Sales in conjunction with an overseas manufacturer to meet the needs of the Australian market perfectly.
Our latest partnership is with Morbark LLC, a company that has been operating in the USA for 60 years, building top quality wood chippers over this time. Morbark has possibly the greatest range of wood chippers in the world.
Global Machinery Sales provides the industry with a workshop and spare parts department that is focused on absolute quality and a fast turnaround on all repair work. If your repair needs are urgent, trust only Global Machinery Sales with your servicing requirements. Our parts department stocks all the necessary parts and tools for all the repairs and servicing. Global also has a large rental department, if you need a bigger chipper for a contract or job you are doing, or need a spider lift to safely do a job, all our machines are available for rent. You can try our brands before you purchase them too.
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All codes: AU
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Two Australian entities on the ABR: GLOBAL MACHINERY SALES PTY LTD (ABN 51 663 443 034) and GLOBAL MACHINERY SALES PTY LTD (ABN 55 070 671 260). Both medium confidence.
4 counted staff profiles at January 2026. The brand's self-reported band sits above that count and is not published as a headcount.
Two addresses on record, Australia only.
None linked to this brand.
Three tags on the brand's own list, among them Arbor Machinery, Forestry Machinery and Farming Industry.
Nine peer profiles on record: Jaybro and Monitor.