More categories. More inventory. More deals done by end of week.

Mayfield Equipment Co. runs a high-volume industrial equipment operation across injection molding, rubber and silicone processing, precision grinding, and every other discipline on the production floor — buying outright, moving consignments, and closing transactions at the pace serious sellers and serious buyers actually need.

Mayfield Equipment Co. is built around a volume dealer's operating logic: the desk is always open, capital is always committed, and the ability to absorb equipment fast — across every category on the production floor — is what separates a true dealer from a listing service that happens to answer the phone. That volume capability starts with injection molding presses and injection cell auxiliaries, extends through rubber and silicone processing lines and precision grinding systems, and reaches every other discipline a production facility runs. Extrusion lines and extruder configurations, thermoforming cells, blow mold equipment, die cast machines, CNC machining centers, Swiss turning cells, wire and sinker EDM, metal stamping presses, rotational mold carousels, fabrication equipment, automation and auxiliary systems, tool and die toolroom assets, and complete mold inventories — all of it trades here, every day, at genuine dealer volume. The transaction menu is equally broad. Mayfield buys equipment outright — committed capital, straightforward terms, no contingencies, no waiting on a downstream buyer to materialize. For sellers who prefer to retain upside, we structure and manage consignment programs, placing machinery directly with vetted buyers across our North American network and into a global buyer pool that is permanently active. Appraisals and documented valuations are available at every stage: fair market, orderly liquidation, and forced sale figures prepared to the standard that lenders, attorneys, and ownership groups require before they will sign off on anything. When a plant closure, bankruptcy proceeding, or estate situation demands a defined endpoint, Mayfield organizes and runs auctions and managed liquidations — deploying the buyer depth and marketing reach that turns a hard deadline into a strong result rather than a distressed one. On the acquisition side of the market, we source specific equipment on behalf of manufacturers who know exactly what production capability they need and cannot afford to spend six months finding it. And when a transaction extends beyond individual machines to the entire enterprise, Mayfield handles complete business divestitures and turnkey facility exits. We manage the full scope of those transactions — equipment, contracts, and operational assets coordinated under one point of accountability. The real estate and M&E transfer as part of one unified transaction, not as competing workstreams pulled in different directions by different parties. Volume is not a claim here — it is the operating model. More inventory means more options for buyers. More buyer depth means better outcomes for sellers. More transaction types under one roof means the right path gets chosen based on what the situation actually calls for, not on what a narrower firm happens to offer.

What Mayfield does

Why Mayfield

Mayfield Equipment Co. exists because volume in industrial equipment is a genuine competitive advantage — not a boast, but a structural edge that changes what sellers recover, what buyers find, and how fast either side can close. The name on the domain is the name behind every offer, every appraisal, and every transaction the company manages. There are no franchised territories, no outsourced deal teams, and no situations where a seller gets handed off to someone who was not part of the original conversation. The categories on this site are not aspirational. Mayfield carries real inventory positions across injection molding, rubber and silicone, grinding, extrusion, thermoforming, fabrication, automation, die casting, CNC, Swiss turning, EDM, stamping, rotational molding, blow molding, tool and die, and mold and tooling assets — because a volume dealer without genuine category depth is just a dealer with an ambitious website. The buyer network that absorbs those positions spans North America and reaches qualified buyers in markets well beyond it, and it stays active whether or not a particular asset has been listed yet. No fabricated credentials, no inflated recovery promises, no conflict between what the appraisal desk says and what the sales floor needs to hear. Mayfield's reputation is the only currency that keeps a volume operation running at this pace — and that reputation is protected on every transaction, regardless of size.