How we earn the transaction

Stratton Brokerage was built around a boutique conviction: the partner who takes the call is the same person who walks the floor, writes the number, and closes the deal. That discipline shapes how every service gets delivered. For sellers, the engagement opens with a valuation — a written, defensible figure for fair market value, orderly liquidation value, or forced sale value, documented to satisfy lenders, legal counsel, or a boardroom. Stratton covers every category of production equipment: die cast cells and trimming lines, CNC turning and milling centers, stamping presses and coil handling equipment, precision grinding machinery, injection molding presses, blow mold systems, extrusion and extruder lines, thermoform equipment, rotational mold machines, rubber and silicone processing lines, Swiss precision turning centers, wire and ram EDM equipment, fabrication machinery, automation and auxiliary systems, tool and die toolroom assets, complete mold inventories, and proprietary product lines attached to operating businesses. Once the number is on paper, the disposition path follows the asset — not a template. Stratton buys equipment outright when the seller's priority is certainty and speed: capital is committed, terms are clear, and the transaction closes without contingencies. When the asset profile or timeline calls for broader market exposure, Stratton structures and manages consignment arrangements, placing machinery with qualified buyers across a North American network and a live global buyer reach built over years of active deal-making. Auctions and managed liquidations are available when a defined endpoint matters more than ceiling price — plant closures, lender-directed dispositions, and estate situations handled with the same personal attention as any other engagement. For buyers, Stratton works the sourcing side with equal seriousness — spec-driven searches, independent vetting, and negotiation on behalf of manufacturers who need the right machine, not the nearest available one. When an engagement extends beyond individual assets, Stratton handles complete business sales and turnkey facility sales. The transaction is structured so that contracts, real estate, and M&E move together under a single coordinated process — one point of accountability rather than three parties pulling in different directions, managed by a firm small enough to care about the outcome.