
Heavy industrial liquidation, sold to qualified industrial buyers.
Stonebridge moves heavy industrial equipment — fabrication, process, material handling, and power infrastructure — for plant downsizings, asset surpluses, and full industrial site closures.
- No upfront cost on qualifying projects
- Nationwide buyer network
- Auctions + direct buyers
- Fast turnaround timelines
- Full-service coordination available
Five steps from inquiry to net proceeds
Whether you're handling a single site or a multi-location project, the process is the same and the path is clear.
- 01
Share your assets
Tell us what you have, where it is, and your timing.
- 02
We review
Our team evaluates inventory, condition, location, and goals.
- 03
Strategy
You receive a recommended liquidation strategy and timeline.
- 04
We market & sell
We market to direct buyers, dealers, our network, and select auctions.
- 05
Closing & proceeds
Assets sell, removal coordinated, net proceeds distributed to you.
Industrial assets we move every day
Heavy industrial buyers are different from machine-tool dealers. We segment your asset base and route each category to the channel that pays best.
Heavy machinery
- Hydraulic presses (50–4,000 ton)
- Mechanical presses & punch presses
- Roll forming & tube benders
- Plate rolls & bending equipment
- Forging hammers
- Heavy lathes & vertical boring mills
Process & utility
- Air compressors (50–500 hp)
- Boilers & process heaters
- Chillers & cooling towers
- Tanks, mixers & reactors
- Heat exchangers
- Generators & switchgear
Material handling & infrastructure
- Overhead bridge cranes (5–50 ton)
- Forklifts & order pickers
- Conveyors & sortation
- Pallet racking & shelving
- Dust collection systems
- Power distribution & transformers
Curious what your equipment could net?
Send a rough list — even just photos and a location — and we'll come back with a recommended path within one business day.
Built for the people who actually run these projects
The right channel for the right asset
Industrial assets often need rigging coordination as much as sales execution. Our recommendations factor both.
Negotiated bulk dispositions
Full press shop or process train sold as a single package.
Direct buyer outreach
Quiet sales to known industrial end-users for sensitive closures.
Online & hybrid auctions
Time-bound public events for broad-spectrum recovery.
Sealed-bid sales
Court- or lender-required formal bid processes with documentation.
Site clean-out & scrap
Coordinated scrap-out for assets with no resale market.
Every kind of wind-down
Industrial site closures
Full vacate of an industrial property, including infrastructure removal.
Plant downsizings
Selling redundant heavy equipment after capacity reductions.
Receiverships & ABCs
Court-supervised disposition of industrial real and personal property.
Insurance salvage
Marketing of fire, flood, or impact-damaged industrial assets.
Real estate redevelopment
Heavy clean-out before industrial buildings are demolished or repurposed.
Industrial removal is a project, not a pickup
Cranes, presses, transformers, and process tanks need engineered rigging plans, road permits, and sometimes wall cuts. We project-manage all of it so the building actually empties.
Engineered lift plans
Stamped lift plans for cranes, presses, and over-dimensional loads.
Permits & road moves
DOT permitting and pilot car coordination for heavy haul.
Building modifications
Roof openings, wall cuts, and door enlargements when machines won't fit out the dock.
Hazardous fluid recovery
Hydraulic oil, coolant, transformer oil, and process chemical disposal.
Power, gas & utility disconnects
Coordinated utility shutoffs and meter pulls.
Get a no-obligation valuation on your assets
Share a quick overview and a specialist will respond within one business day with a recommended path forward.
Why industrial sites bring closures to Stonebridge
We've run heavy industrial dispositions across foundries, fab shops, chemical plants, and packaging facilities — and we know the rigging side as well as the sales side.
Heavy industrial expertise
Project leads who can read a one-line electrical diagram, understand crane runway capacity, and price equipment by tonnage and bed size, not guesswork.
Rigging & heavy haul network
Pre-vetted rigging companies, crane operators, and DOT-permitted carriers across North America.
International industrial buyers
Active demand from buyers in Mexico, Latin America, India, and Asia for heavy presses and process equipment.
A clear, low-friction first conversation
The first call is short and useful — even if you ultimately decide not to move forward. No hard sell, no pressure, no obligation.
- 1
You share what you have
Equipment list, photos, location, and timing — even rough info is fine. We can also pull from a previous appraisal or insurance schedule.
- 2
We respond with a plan
Within one business day, you'll get a recommended channel mix, a realistic timeline, and a clear view of what we'll handle vs. what stays on your plate.
- 3
You decide, on your terms
If it's a fit, we move forward. If it's not, you walk away with useful information and zero cost.
- 4
We run the project
Once you sign off, we take over: marketing, buyer vetting, scheduling, removal coordination, and final accounting.
Premium brands buyers actively search for
These brands consistently anchor industrial buyer demand.
If your equipment isn't listed, we still move it — these are simply the most-searched industrial brands.
Not sure what your assets are worth?
We'll review what you have and recommend the channel — direct sale, auction, or hybrid — that nets the most for your situation.
Common questions
Tell us about your industrial site
Share a high-level asset list and your vacate timeline. We'll respond within one business day.
- Free industrial valuation
- Heavy rigging coordination
- Environmental partner network
- Asset list or fixed-asset register
- Site square footage and crane capacity
- Power, gas, and utility configuration
- Vacate or surrender date
- Environmental remediation status
Don't have it all yet? Reach out anyway — we can work from very little.
