Holland Industrial Group, working with Hilco Global, is preparing a live webcast auction for the complete facility of Dexter Stamping, a manufacturer of precision metal stampings and assemblies serving the automotive industry. The auction is scheduled for Tuesday, November 17 at 10:00 a.m. ET and is positioned as an opportunity for manufacturers, automotive suppliers and metalworking companies seeking production equipment and integrated manufacturing systems.
The sale spans a broad range of stamping and automation assets. Equipment listed for the event includes metal stamping presses, automated production lines, CNC wire bending machines, robotic manufacturing cells and robotic welding systems. The published highlights include a 2010 1,200-ton AIDA transfer stamping press, a 1,200-ton Minster mechanical power press, a 400-ton AIDA mechanical press, a 500-ton Minster press and multiple 300-ton Niagara stamping presses.
Wire forming and robotic equipment are also a significant part of the package. The auction listing names 2022 IP Automation 3D CNC wire bending machine cells fitted with FANUC robotics, along with multiple AIM wire bending machines. Additional robotic production assets include STAMTEC robotic press cells, a UTE CNC tube bending cell and an automated automotive seat headrest frame manufacturing cell. The supporting welding section includes Accubilt automated robotic welding cells equipped with FANUC robots.
Beyond stamping and robotic systems, the asset list extends into machining and plant support. The published inventory mentions a 2018 Haas VF-4SS CNC vertical machining center, a 2016 Haas ST-10 CNC turning center and an Agie Cut E 600 CNC electrical discharge machine. Inspection and testing equipment, overhead bridge cranes, forklifts, die handling equipment, air compressors, welders and other support assets are also part of the offering.
According to the sale announcement, the equipment will be available both as a complete turnkey facility and as individual assets, allowing buyers to target either a full production footprint or selected machines. Inspection dates are set for Friday, November 13 and Monday, November 16, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. ET at 1800 Joe B. Jackson Parkway in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. For fabricators and industrial buyers, the practical significance lies in the chance to source heavy-tonnage stamping capacity, automation and complementary machine tools through a single coordinated auction process.
