Active across North America with a global buyer network built on direct transactions

Corwin Industrial Sales

Capital committed. Deal closed. Equipment moving.

Corwin Industrial Sales acquires rubber, silicone, fabrication, and rotational molding equipment directly — then connects every asset to the buyer or recovery path that returns the most value to the seller.

Corwin Industrial Sales takes its name from the domain and its operating identity from a conviction that the fastest, cleanest outcome for a seller is one where the buyer across the table has already decided to close. Most machinery markets run on contingency — someone agrees to try to sell your equipment and reports back. Corwin was built as the alternative: a direct acquirer with the capital, the market knowledge, and the downstream network to act on an assessment rather than circulate it. That posture demands we understand equipment deeply — what a rubber or silicone line is actually worth at auction versus in a private placement, what a rotational mold machine needs before it runs in a new facility, what separates a fabrication cell with years of productive life from one dressed up for a sale photograph. We developed that knowledge because the acquisition model requires it. When the offer is ours to make, the analysis has to be right. That same discipline carries into every appraisal we write and every consignment we manage. Corwin operates across North America and maintains an international buyer network built through years of direct transactions — not referral arrangements. No fabricated histories, no invented credentials.

Corwin Industrial Sales is structured around a single operating principle: when a seller needs the equipment gone, we are prepared to close on it. That directness is not a sales posture — it is the actual business model, and it shapes every service we offer. Outright acquisition is the core of what Corwin does. We assess rubber and silicone processing lines, fabrication cells, rotomold machinery, injection molding presses, CNC machining centers, blow mold equipment, extrusion and extruders packages, thermoforming assets, tool and die inventories, stamping presses, die casting machines, wire and sinker EDM, grinding equipment, Swiss turning centers, complete mold packages and product line tooling, and automation and auxiliary systems — then we make an offer backed by our own capital. No syndication, no committee approval, no waiting for a third-party buyer to materialize before the seller sees a dollar. When outright purchase is not the right fit — because the asset mix is broad, the timeline is flexible, or the seller wants to test the ceiling rather than accept a floor — Corwin structures and manages consignment programs that put the equipment in front of our full North American distribution network and our active global buyer reach. Sellers retain upside without managing the process themselves. Appraisals and formal valuations are a standing capability, not an afterthought. Corwin documents fair market value, orderly liquidation value, and forced sale value for machinery across every category we handle — figures prepared to satisfy lender requirements, estate proceedings, legal disputes, or internal planning. When a situation calls for a defined endpoint and maximum aggregate recovery, we deploy auction and liquidation services as a coordinated event rather than a last resort. And when the transaction extends past the equipment itself, Corwin manages complete business sales and turnkey facility sales. The contracts, real estate, and M&E transfer as one transaction — with Corwin as the single point of accountability rather than a fragmented team of advisors pulling toward different outcomes.

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