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Finchley Supply Co. acquires industrial manufacturing equipment directly — injection molding lines, extrusion systems, tool and die assets, and every category beyond them — with committed capital, straightforward terms, and zero dependency on a buyer who hasn't shown up yet.

Finchley Supply Co. is organized around a single operating capability: we buy industrial equipment with our own capital. That is where every engagement begins, and for many sellers, it is where the engagement ends — a direct offer, accepted terms, and equipment that moves on a schedule you can plan around rather than hope for. The acquisition model covers the complete production floor. Injection molding presses, tie-bar-less machines, and stack mold configurations. Extrusion lines, co-extrusion systems, and standalone extruders. Tool and die assets from individual progressive dies to fully equipped toolrooms. Die cast machines from cold chamber to hot. CNC machining centers, turning cells, and horizontal boring equipment. Swiss turning centers and multi-spindle screw machines. Wire and ram EDM equipment, surface and cylindrical grinding cells, and rotational mold machinery of every drum size and configuration. Thermoforming lines, blow mold equipment, rotomold systems, and every class of rubber and silicone processing machinery. Fabrication equipment — press brakes, laser cutters, welding cells, and ironworker stations. Automation platforms, material handling systems, and the auxiliary equipment that keeps a production floor running. Mold inventories, tooling libraries, and proprietary product lines with active customer demand. No category sits outside what Finchley acquires; the desk is built to handle all of it. When a direct purchase is not the right structure, Finchley operates across the full transaction menu. Consignment programs place equipment with vetted buyers through our North American dealer relationships and an active global buyer network, generating recoveries that outright bids cannot always match. Documented appraisals — fair market value, orderly liquidation value, and distressed sale value — are available as standalone engagements for owners, lenders, trustees, and legal counsel who need a defensible written number before any disposition decision is made. Auction and liquidation management is available for plant closures, bankruptcy proceedings, and estate situations where a defined sale date and public price discovery are the right answer. On the other side of the market, Finchley sources specific equipment for manufacturers who need a particular machine and lack the time or network to find it themselves — we identify it, evaluate it, and negotiate it before it ever reaches your floor. For sellers whose situation extends beyond the equipment itself, Finchley manages complete business exits and turnkey facility transactions. We handle the machinery, equipment, and business contracts as a coordinated package. The real estate and M&E move together as part of one transaction, under one point of accountability — not parceled out to separate parties who each optimize for their own piece.

How we work

Who we are

The name Finchley Supply Co. reflects something deliberate: supply, not speculation. We do not hold equipment waiting for markets to move, and we do not take listings hoping a buyer surfaces. We acquire assets with committed capital because that is the only position that gives a seller a real answer on a real timeline. That discipline shapes how we price, how we close, and how we show up when a plant manager or ownership group needs the floor cleared and the deal done. The categories we cover span everything a production facility runs — from injection molding and extrusion to grinding, EDM, stamping, die casting, CNC work centers, Swiss turning, blow mold lines, thermoforming cells, rotomold equipment, rubber and silicone machinery, fabrication, automation, molds, and tooling. We cover that breadth because manufacturing does not separate neatly into specialties, and a buyer who can only handle part of a floor forces a seller to manage the rest. Finchley handles the rest. What we do not do is dress up a listing service as a purchase offer, tell a lender one number while telling an owner another, or walk away from a deal because it required more than a phone call. The work is straightforward: show up, evaluate honestly, make a real offer, and close it.