Printing Auctions & Asset Sales

Printing operations generate surplus presses, finishing equipment, and production assets as print technologies evolve, demand shifts, and facilities consolidate or modernize. Heritage Global Partners has managed auctions and asset sales within this sector for commercial printers, packaging producers, publishers, and industrial print operators, including press-level equipment dispositions and complete print facility liquidations.

Assets in this category originate from commercial print shops, packaging print operations, and specialty or industrial printing environments. These transactions serve buyers operating in offset, digital, flexographic, and screen-printing equipment for continued use across publishing, packaging, labeling, and industrial applications.

Typical Assets Sold

Current Auctions

Current listings in this category are updated regularly. View all active auctions and available inventory.

Past Auctions

The Sacramento Bee
Global Online Auction Featuring Printing & Facility Support Assets By Order Of The Sacramento Bee. Sacramento, CA.

Starting: Apr 22nd, 2021 7:00am PDT

Ending: Apr 23rd, 2021 10:00am PDT

Immediately Accepting Bids
Excel Graphics
By Order of US Bankruptcy Court: Global Online Auction Featuring Printing, Bindery & Graphic Design Equipment From A Bay Area Shop. Alameda, CA.

Starting: Jul 20th, 2020 7:00am PDT

Ending: Jul 21st, 2020 10:00am PDT

Immediately Accepting Bids
Carvell Printing
Global Online Auction Featuring Quality Printing & Graphics Equipment Excess to Needs Of Carvell Printing. San Leandro, CA.

Starting: Mar 5th, 2019 7:00am PDT

Ending: Mar 6th, 2019 10:00am PDT

Immediately Accepting Bids

Modernizing pressrooms or closing facilities?

Buyer FAQs

When available, lot description will include press size, print method, and compatible substrates to support buyer evaluation.
Buyers should review floor loading, power requirements, and space needs outlined in the sale terms.
Condition information is based on seller disclosures and visual inspections. Buyers are encouraged to assess wear, service history, and parts availability independently.

Seller FAQs

Yes. Specialty and short-run presses often attract strong interest from converters and niche operators.
Yes. Sales may include entire pressrooms, finishing departments, or complete print operations depending on seller objectives.
Digital storage devices, servers, and job data can be removed or wiped prior to buyer access as part of the sale process.
Service history, configuration details, accessories, and operating condition information help improve buyer confidence and pricing outcomes.