Big inventory. Live buyers. Deals that don't sit.

Merritt Disposition handles die casting lines, CNC machining cells, fabrication equipment, and the full range of production assets — running at the scale and speed that only comes from carrying real inventory positions and keeping a permanently active buyer network.

Why Merritt Disposition

Merritt Disposition was built around a single operating conviction: volume is a capability that has to be earned, not claimed. It requires committed capital, a buyer network that is active before any individual deal starts, and the transaction discipline to close consistently rather than selectively. That infrastructure takes time to build and discipline to maintain — and it is what separates a volume dealer from a company that simply describes itself as one. Every category on the production floor sits inside our scope because that is what the volume model demands. A dealer who carves out categories is a dealer who turns away deals, and turning away deals is not a volume operation. Die casting, CNC machining, fabrication, injection molding, stamping, EDM, extrusion, blow mold, thermoforming, rotational mold and rotomold equipment, rubber and silicone machinery, Swiss turning, grinding, tool and die toolroom assets, mold packages, automation and auxiliary systems — all of it trades here, all of it gets the same attention, and all of it benefits from the same buyer reach. The geography of the network is North America with a global buyer presence that is live, not theoretical. The speed of the desk is what it is because the relationships are already in place when the deal starts. Merritt Disposition does not locate buyers after the equipment arrives — the buyers are already in contact, already active, and already looking for exactly the category of asset a seller is trying to move.

What we handle for you

Merritt Disposition is a volume dealer — and that designation carries a specific meaning. The desk is open every day, committed capital is always behind the quote, and the buyer network is permanently live rather than assembled on request. That operating posture changes the outcome for every seller who walks through the process: there is no waiting on a buyer to materialize, no contingency language buried in the agreement, and no gap between the asset leaving the floor and the account being settled. The work spans every category of plastics processing and metalworking equipment. Die cast cells, CNC machining centers, and fabrication lines anchor the primary deal flow, but the scope runs the full production floor without exception. Injection molding presses and ancillary equipment, blow mold systems, thermoform lines, extrusion and extruder packages, rotational mold and rotomold machinery, rubber and silicone processing equipment, metal stamping presses, EDM systems, Swiss turning centers, precision grinding machinery, tool and die toolroom assets, mold inventories, and automation and auxiliary systems — every category is handled with the same seriousness, the same market depth, and the same commitment to getting the number right. Outright purchase is the core of what Merritt Disposition does. When a manufacturer needs equipment off the floor fast and with certainty, we make a direct offer backed by our own capital. No middlemen, no contingencies, no waiting on a third-party approval. For sellers whose asset mix or timeline calls for a different structure, we manage consignment programs that put machinery in front of a qualified buyer pool spanning North America and an active global network — with the volume of transactions we run meaning that the right buyer has usually already been in contact before the ink dries on the consignment agreement. Appraisals and documented valuations are part of every engagement where the numbers need to stand up — in front of a lender, a bankruptcy trustee, an ownership group, or a room full of stakeholders who all have different ideas about what the equipment is worth. Merritt Disposition produces defensible fair market, orderly liquidation, and forced sale figures that give every party a common foundation to work from. When the situation calls for a defined endpoint and maximum recovery against a fixed date, we structure and conduct auctions and managed liquidations — deploying that format as a deliberate tool rather than a last resort. When the transaction extends beyond individual assets to the enterprise itself, Merritt Disposition handles complete business sales and turnkey facility exits. We bring all components of the transaction under one coordinated process. The contracts, real estate, and M&E move together — one point of accountability, one closing, one team that has already moved enough volume to know how these transactions break down and how to keep them on track.

1. Die Casting Machinery & Cells
2. CNC Machining Centers & Turning Assets
3. Fabrication Equipment & Structural Lines
4. Injection Molding Presses & Ancillary Equipment
5. Wire & Ram EDM Systems
6. Extrusion Lines & Extruder Packages
7. Blow Mold Machinery & Systems
8. Thermoforming Equipment & Trim Presses
9. Rubber & Silicone Processing Machinery
10. Metal Stamping Presses & Progressive Die Lines
11. Mold Inventories & Proprietary Product Lines
12. Tool & Die Toolroom Equipment
13. Cylindrical & Surface Grinding Machinery
14. Swiss Precision Turning Centers
15. Rotational Molding & Rotomold Equipment
16. Automation Controls & Auxiliary Systems

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