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Upcoming Industrial Equipment and Plant Auctions
As a leader in the auction and business liquidation industry, Infinity Asset Solutions regularly hosts industrial equipment auctions for a diverse clientele. In the past, our expert auctioneers have covered a variety of sectors such as machining, fabrication, metalworking, plastics, printing, construction, woodworking, textiles, pulp & paper, automotive, forestry, recycling, biotech & pharmaceutical and more. Furthermore, depending on the inventory, equipment auctions can be organized across multiple days, ensuring the best possible value for the assets.
If you are looking to derive the highest value for your used industrial equipment and want to get equipment auctions professionally organized, contact our expert auctioneers and liquidators at Infinity Asset Solutions.
Complete Blow Molding Facility with (11) BEKUM, HAYSSEN, IMPCO, CINCINATTI blow molders, product molds, granulators, blenders, chillers, dryers, 2010 silk screen printer, HARTIG sheetline, spare motors and parts, and more!
Over 2000 Lot Sale of a 1.5 Million Sq. Ft Facility of a Former Appliance Manufacturer
Company specialized in Dynamic Balancing of High Speed and High Tolerance Rotating Aircraft Components
Large Capacity Boring Mills & Machining
Window Manufacturer featuring: FEATURING (2) SOENEN HENDRIK MAR2 corner welders, 2001 TRIBOTICS CNC 2000 corner cleaner, PERTICI UNIVER end mills/ corner cleaners /routers, profile cutting mitre saws, grinders, welders and more.
Quality Bindery and Finishing Equipment
FAQ for Sellers
Organizing plant auctions or industrial equipment auctions can seem like a daunting task. However, with our proficient and experienced team, your assets are in the right hands. Here are the answers to some of the most common questions you might have regarding commercial auctions, as a seller :
Start by sharing the scope of your equipment, facility timelines, and disposition objectives. That allows our team to assess the opportunity quickly and recommend the right auction or liquidation strategy.
Basic asset lists, access timing, inspection details, and site conditions are the main inputs. Once those are clear, we can structure marketing, buyer access, and removal planning around them.
Preparation depends on the size and complexity of the project, but most engagements begin with a site review, cataloging, photography, and a coordinated marketing schedule before bidding opens.
FAQ for Buyers
Industrial Equipment Auctions can be a great, economical solution for buyers to purchase quality machinery & equipment at a reasonable price rather than buying brand-new equipment. However, new buyers may have questions about the auction process such as the requirements to register for the auction, additional fees, equipment removal process, etc.. Some of the most common queries are stated below.
Registration typically requires a completed bidder form, agreement to auction terms, and deposit or credit details where applicable. Once approved, you can bid through the auction platform or with the assigned team.
If you cannot participate directly, contact the auction team ahead of time. Depending on the event terms, proxy bidding or alternate arrangements may be available.
Buyers should review the sale terms, lot descriptions, inspection windows, and removal timelines before bidding. Understanding fees, taxes, and pickup requirements helps avoid delays after the sale.
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