Sell surplus paint and coating equipment

Replacing a machine, reducing capacity or closing a production area? Surplus equipment may still have value to another manufacturer.

SSMI can discuss the sale of individual machines, groups of assets or equipment released as part of a wider project. Depending on the assets and project, the sales route may be direct sale or auction. For larger scopes, asset appraisal, marketing, dismantling and logistics can be discussed as part of the plan.

To start, share the machine type, manufacturer, model, capacity, condition, location and expected availability. Photos, manuals and technical documents help buyers assess the equipment. An initial asset list is enough to begin the conversation.

Paint plant decommissioning and downsizing

A plant project involves more than removing machinery. The asset list, site requirements, shutdown schedule, HSE planning and equipment destinations all affect how work needs to be organised.

SSMI starts by establishing the project scope, assets, timeline and site requirements. The agreed work can include dismantling, asset sales or redeployment, transport and site handover. If some production areas need to remain operational during the project, make that clear at the outset so it can be included in the planning.

Whether you are removing selected equipment or downscaling a larger facility, contact us early to discuss the scope and possible routes for surplus assets.

Tell us what you need

Whether you are sourcing a used machine, selling surplus equipment or planning a site project, start with a short description of your requirements.

Include the machine or process, your location and timing. If you are selling, attach an asset list or a few photos. We’ll use that information to understand the request and discuss the next step.