Sell Other Industrial Equipment
Not every piece of equipment fits neatly into a category, and that's fine — describe what you have in your own words, add photos, and we'll take it from there. Unusual or highly specialized equipment often has a real buyer market; the details just take a bit more explanation.
What we look at
- A clear, plain-language description of what the equipment does and how it was used.
- Photos from multiple angles, including any nameplates or model/serial tags.
- Dimensions and approximate weight, if known.
- Any manuals, spec sheets, or documentation you still have on hand.
What to have ready
- Photos from multiple angles, including any nameplate, model number, or serial tag.
- A plain-language description of what the equipment does and how it was used.
- Approximate dimensions and weight, if known.
- Any manuals, spec sheets, or documentation you still have on hand.
What affects marketability
- How clearly the equipment's function and condition can be described and photographed.
- Whether a nameplate, model number, or manufacturer can be identified.
- General condition and completeness — missing parts or components are better described honestly than omitted.
- Size and access, since unusual equipment often has real buyer interest but takes more explanation to place correctly.
One machine vs. multiple machines or a facility
Whether it's one unusual piece of equipment or several unrelated items from the same facility, the starting point is the same: describe what you have in plain language and add photos. We'll ask follow-up questions if something needs more detail to review properly.
Removal and logistics
Because this category covers equipment that doesn't fit a standard classification, removal requirements vary widely — from something a forklift can handle to equipment that needs specialized rigging. Noting approximate size, weight, and whether it's anchored or free-standing helps us understand what's involved.
What buyers typically ask
- — What does the equipment do, and how was it used?
- — What are its approximate dimensions and weight?
- — Is there a nameplate, model number, or manual available?
- — Is the item free-standing, or does it require disassembly to move?
How we handle your submission
We review what's submitted and work to connect it with buyers, dealers, or brokers who may have interest in that specific type of equipment. We don't buy equipment ourselves or handle removal and transportation directly.