When a machine tool loan or lease goes into default, the equipment doesn't just need to be listed somewhere, it needs to move, at a fair market number, with documentation your file can stand behind. That's what I do full time.
Who You're Working With
Anthony Cerrito, President, Machine Tool Search (CNC Acquisition Services)
I've spent over a decade on the disposition side of the machine tool industry, not just brokering deals from a desk, but with hands-on time actually running CNC equipment on a shop floor early in my career. That combination shapes how I evaluate and move a machine, understanding both what it's actually worth and what a buyer is going to look for when they inspect it.
- Over 10 years in asset management and disposition of metal cutting and fabricating equipment
- Former CNC division sales lead handling asset valuation, negotiation, and buyer relationships
- Hands-on CNC machine operating experience, not just sales experience
- Thousands of machines moved through disposition and remarketing channels to date
- Nationwide coverage
What I Handle
Single machine repossessions, off-lease returns, and full portfolio liquidations. Whether it's one CNC lathe coming back on a defaulted note or a multi-machine shop's worth of collateral from a closed business, the process is the same, get an accurate number, move it efficiently, and document it properly.
How This Works
You reach out directly
A call, email, or the form below with the basic details, make, model, condition, and whether it's a single unit or a portfolio.
Valuation
A real market number based on brand, model, control vintage, condition, and current demand, not a guess.
Disposition plan
Depending on the equipment and your timeline, that might mean a direct sale to an end buyer, listing through my nationwide network, or a straight purchase.
Documentation
You get records that support your file, useful for the disposition side of the file regardless of how your institution's compliance process is structured.
Have a Machine or a Portfolio to Move?
Tell me a bit about it and I'll follow up directly, no call center, no runaround.