Our History

Our History

Since 1965, VX Machinery has been helping customers find dependable used coil processing and metalworking equipment. What started as a small, family-run operation with the Van Deilen family has grown into a trusted resource for coil processors and manufacturers around the world. Even though the industry has changed over the decades, our approach has stayed the same. We believe in honest guidance, long-term relationships, and solutions that help you get the most value from your equipment investment.

From the beginning, our focus has been simple. We help customers buy, sell, move, and install used industrial machinery in a way that feels straightforward and stress-free. Whether you are replacing a line, expanding production, or selling surplus equipment, we work closely with you to make sure the project stays on track.

Over the years, we have built a global network of buyers and sellers, and we have developed a reputation for understanding what makes coil processing equipment work well. Our experience covers cut-to-length lines, slitting lines, roll formers, levelers, flatteners, rolling mills, coil handling systems, anneal and pickling equipment, banding lines, and many other supporting machines. If it is part of a coil-fed workflow, there is a good chance we have worked with it.

We continue to stay active in the industry, including events like FABTECH, where we enjoy meeting customers and staying connected with the latest technologies and trends. Even as our reach has expanded, we still operate with a small, dedicated team that cares deeply about providing personal service. We are proud to maintain an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau, which reflects our commitment to doing things the right way.

After sixty years in business, we remain a family-owned company that believes in earning trust through knowledge, consistency, and genuine respect for the people we serve. We look forward to many more years of helping manufacturers and processors find the equipment they need to keep their operations moving.

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