We work for the buyer. The whole market is our inventory.

Oakhurst Surplus Group hunts, vets, and negotiates industrial equipment acquisitions on behalf of manufacturers — EDM cells, fabrication lines, automation systems, and every category across the production floor — so your capital lands on the right machine at the right number, not the nearest available one.

Who Oakhurst Surplus Group is

The name Oakhurst Surplus Group describes exactly what this business does: it finds surplus capacity in the industrial equipment market and connects it to the manufacturers who need it most. The buyer-side mandate is not a marketing position — it is the operating model. We do not maintain a static inventory and wait for inquiries. We go out and search, on behalf of clients who have already decided what they need and want someone in their corner who will fight to get it at a number that holds up. That orientation shapes how we see appraisals, consignment programs, and liquidation work too. A valuation produced at Oakhurst is written to be defensible, not optimistic — because we know what buyers will and will not pay, having spent our working lives on that side of the table. A consignment arrangement structured here is priced against real market data, not seller expectations. And when we manage a liquidation or a full business exit, the same buyer-network depth that drives our sourcing work drives the recovery. There are no fabricated track records, no invented credentials, and no manufactured social proof here — just a team that understands production equipment across every category and a business model that puts that knowledge to work for the party who has historically been underserved in this industry.

How we go to work for you

Oakhurst Surplus Group is organized around the buyer's problem, not the seller's convenience. The core mandate is sourcing: a manufacturer identifies a capability gap, gives us the specification and the budget, and we go into the market — working our network of active North American sellers, monitoring auction liquidations, cold-calling shops with equipment sitting idle, and reaching into our global buyer network in reverse — until the right machine surfaces and the terms make sense. Because we represent the acquiring side, our incentive is permanently aligned with quality and price, not with moving whatever happens to be on a floor. That discipline extends into vetting. Before any recommendation goes to a client, the asset has been assessed against its documentation, its maintenance history, and its actual production capability. EDM equipment in particular rewards this scrutiny — a wire or sinker unit that looks clean on the floor can carry hidden service history that changes its value entirely. The same rigor applies to every automation and auxiliary system we source, every fabrication cell, every injection molding press, every die cast machine, and every extruder or extrusion line we evaluate on a client's behalf. Swiss turning centers, CNC machining cells, blow mold systems, thermoforming equipment, tool & die assets, metal stamping lines, rubber and silicone processing machinery, rotational mold machines, mold inventories and product lines, and grinding cells — all of it goes through the same assessment before we put our name behind a recommendation. Beyond sourcing, Oakhurst Surplus Group provides the full transaction range that manufacturing asset situations demand. We conduct appraisals and documented valuations — fair market, orderly liquidation, and forced sale figures written to withstand review by lenders, legal counsel, or a room full of counterparties. When a seller engages us to move equipment rather than acquire it, we manage outright purchases for clients who need speed and certainty, and we structure consignment programs when maximizing recovery over a defined window is the better path. Auction and liquidation management is part of the toolkit as well, deployed when a plant closure, restructuring, or estate situation calls for a clear endpoint and a settled account. For situations that extend beyond machinery, Oakhurst Surplus Group manages complete business sales and turnkey facility exits. We coordinate the contracts, real estate, and M&E as a single unified transaction — one point of accountability rather than three separate parties pulling toward different outcomes. Whatever the transaction type, the same sourcing discipline that defines our buy-side work shapes every engagement we take.

1. Wire & Sinker EDM Machinery
2. Automation & Auxiliary Production Systems
3. Structural & Sheet Metal Fabrication Equipment
4. Swiss Precision Turning Centers
5. Thermoforming Lines & Trim Presses
6. Die Cast Machines & Peripheral Equipment
7. Tool & Die Stamping Assets
8. Blow Mold Systems & Accumulator Heads
9. Injection Molding Presses & Hot Runner Systems
10. Metal Stamping Presses & Progressive Die Lines
11. Extruders & Downstream Extrusion Equipment
12. Rubber & Silicone Processing Machinery
13. Mold Inventories & Proprietary Product Lines
14. CNC Machining Centers & Multi-Axis Turning Cells
15. Rotational Molding Machines & Ovens
16. Precision Grinding Cells & Surface Finishing Equipment

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