Wire & Plastic Machinery to Liquidate Aetna Insulated Wire Plant Equipment
Wire & Plastic Machinery Corporation has been selected by The Marmon Group to manage the liquidation of the Aetna Insulated Wire plant in Virginia Beach, Virginia. As a result, this Aetna Insulated Wire plant liquidation offers a wide selection of wire and cable manufacturing equipment to the market.
Aetna Insulated Wire Plant Liquidation Equipment Overview
To begin with, Wire & Plastic Machinery Corporation (https://www.wireandplastic.com) will oversee the sale of several high-value production assets.
Key equipment includes:
- Three Davis-Standard CCV lines and four extrusion lines
- Three Bartell BX armoring lines
- Two planetary cablers and two rigid stranders
- Haefely Trench 1000 KVA high-voltage tester
- 13-die Bekaert rod breakdown line
In addition, the inventory also features test equipment, payoffs, take-ups, curing ovens, rewind lines, and reels. Therefore, buyers can source a complete range of production and support machinery.
Equipment Sale and Inspection Details
All equipment will be sold “as is, where is.” However, interested buyers can arrange on-site inspections to review the equipment firsthand.
For further information, contact Wire & Plastic Machinery Corporation via email at info@wireandplastic.com or call 860-583-4646.
Opportunity for Industry Buyers
Ultimately, this liquidation provides a cost-effective opportunity for manufacturers to upgrade or expand their operations. In particular, companies can secure reliable equipment without the higher costs of new machinery.
As demand for efficient production continues to grow, opportunities like this help businesses remain competitive while managing capital investments.
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