More than a broker. We coordinate every step of the trade — from the first inspection at the seller's plant through to the press running on your floor.
Most of our deals never reach the public listing platforms. We work a network of European trade houses, Turkish converters, U.S. printers and bankruptcy administrators. Tell us the brand, model, year and configuration you need and we'll come back within 5 working days with what's available — on the open market and off it.
For every machine we list, the seller submits a configuration sheet, photo set and impression-counter reading. For every deal that progresses, we arrange independent on-site inspection — either by our own engineer or a third-party agency the buyer trusts. Test prints, electrical checks and condition reports are standard.
Coordinated dismantling, packing, sea or road freight, and customs clearance, run by a single project manager. We work standard incoterms (EXW, FOB, CIF, DAP) and quote each leg transparently. For sheetfed offset presses, expect 4–6 × 40' HC containers plus an OOG flatrack for the press frame.
Installation crews and OEM-trained technicians get the machine onto your floor and printing. Typical turnaround for a sheetfed offset re-install is 2–4 weeks from delivery to first commercial print. Folder-gluers and die-cutters are quicker. Web presses we plan with a longer runway.
U.S. banking through Chase and Bank of America, USD invoicing as standard. For larger transactions we structure deals via Transferable Letters of Credit between the end buyer's bank and the upstream seller — protecting both sides without tying up working capital. Wires, escrow and milestone payments are all on the table.
If you have a press or finishing line you no longer need, we list it across the major industry channels and handle inquiries — either as a broker, listing-only, or as a buyer for our own stock.