Manufacturing Financing

Manufacturing Equipment Leasing & Production Business Financing

Equinox Funding provides equipment leasing solutions for manufacturing businesses of all sizes. Whether you operate a small fabrication shop, a growing machining operation, a food production facility, or a large-scale assembly plant, our manufacturing equipment leasing programs help you acquire the machinery you need without straining working capital or waiting months for traditional bank approval.

Manufacturing businesses are among the most capital-intensive operations in any economy. CNC machines, lathes, robotic systems, fabrication equipment, packaging machinery, and material handling equipment represent massive investments that directly drive production capacity and revenue. For most manufacturers we work with, equipment leasing is the preferred method for acquiring this critical equipment — providing faster approvals, lower down payments, and significant tax advantages over traditional bank financing.

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Why Manufacturing Equipment Leasing Is Our Primary Product

The reality for most manufacturing businesses — especially startups, growing shops, and smaller operations — is that traditional bank loans are difficult or impossible to obtain. Banks view manufacturing as capital-intensive and high-risk, particularly for businesses without years of established financial history. Equipment leasing solves these challenges by providing an alternative approval path based on equipment value and production capacity rather than requiring perfect credit and extensive banking relationships.

Manufacturing businesses choose equipment leasing over bank loans for several critical reasons:

Easier Approval for Capital-Intensive Equipment: Manufacturing equipment often costs $50,000 to $500,000+ per machine. Banks require extensive collateral, financial statements, and established credit history for loans of this size. Equipment leasing uses the machinery itself as primary collateral, making approval significantly more accessible for growing manufacturers who may not have substantial real estate or other collateral to pledge.

Lower Down Payments: Banks typically require 20-30% down on equipment purchases — meaning $20,000-$150,000+ upfront on major manufacturing equipment. Our leasing programs usually require only 0-10% down, preserving critical working capital for raw materials, payroll, tooling, maintenance, and other operational expenses that keep your production floor running.

Faster Approval Timeline: Traditional bank loans for manufacturing equipment can take 30-90 days, delaying production capacity upgrades and causing you to miss customer delivery commitments. Our equipment leasing approvals typically happen within 24-48 hours, allowing you to order equipment quickly and maintain competitive production timelines.

Technology Upgrade Flexibility: Manufacturing technology evolves rapidly. CNC equipment, robotics, and automation systems that were cutting-edge five years ago may be significantly outpaced by current technology. Leasing allows you to upgrade to newer, more capable equipment at lease end rather than being stuck with outdated machinery you purchased outright and must depreciate over many years.

Section 179 Tax Benefits: Manufacturing equipment leasing qualifies for Section 179 tax deductions, allowing you to deduct the full lease payment amount in the year equipment is placed in service. This can result in tax savings of $30,000-$300,000+ depending on your equipment costs and tax bracket — a massive financial advantage that applies equally to leased and purchased equipment.

Preserve Working Capital for Operations: Manufacturing businesses face constant demands on working capital — raw materials, inventory, tooling, maintenance, payroll, and unexpected equipment repairs. Leasing spreads equipment costs over time rather than depleting cash reserves with large upfront purchases, keeping your operation financially flexible and resilient.

Manufacturing Equipment Leasing vs. Traditional Bank Loans

Factor Equipment Leasing (Equinox) Traditional Bank Loans
Approval Speed ✓ 24-48 hours ✗ 30-90 days
Startup Manufacturer Qualification ✓ Startups approved ✗ Requires 2-5 years history
Credit Requirements ✓ Flexible (equipment-based) ✗ Strict credit minimums
Down Payment ✓ 0-10% typical ✗ 20-30% required
Collateral Requirements ✓ Equipment serves as collateral ✗ May require real estate or additional collateral
Documentation Required ✓ Minimal (application + invoice) ✗ Extensive financial statements required
Working Capital Preservation ✓ Cash stays available for operations ✗ Large upfront cash requirement
Section 179 Tax Benefits ✓ Full deduction available ✓ Full deduction available
Technology Upgrade Flexibility ✓ Easy upgrades at lease end ✗ Stuck with purchased equipment

Manufacturing Equipment We Finance

Equinox Funding works with manufacturers across every sector of production. We understand that each manufacturing discipline has unique equipment requirements, production cycles, and financial characteristics. Our leasing programs accommodate the full spectrum of manufacturing equipment from entry-level shop machinery to sophisticated automation systems.

CNC Machines & Precision Machining Equipment

CNC machine financing represents one of our most common manufacturing equipment categories. Computer numerical control machines are the backbone of modern precision manufacturing, enabling consistent, high-volume production of complex parts across aerospace, automotive, medical device, and general manufacturing industries.

We finance CNC machining centers (3, 4, and 5-axis configurations), CNC lathes and turning centers, CNC milling machines and vertical machining centers, CNC plasma and laser cutting systems, CNC routers for woodworking and composites, CNC grinding and finishing equipment, multi-axis Swiss-type lathes for high-precision components, CNC EDM (electrical discharge machining) equipment, CNC punch press and turret punch systems, and CNC press brakes and metal forming equipment.

CNC equipment costs range from $30,000 for basic entry-level machines to $500,000+ for sophisticated 5-axis machining centers and multi-tasking lathes. Equipment leasing makes these investments accessible for shops of all sizes, from single-machine startups to multi-machine production facilities expanding capacity.

Fabrication & Metalworking Equipment

Metal fabrication shops, structural steel operations, sheet metal shops, and custom fabricators rely on a comprehensive array of equipment for cutting, forming, welding, and finishing metal components. We provide leasing for the complete range of fabrication equipment needed to run a competitive shop.

We finance laser cutting systems (fiber and CO2), plasma cutting tables and systems, waterjet cutting equipment, press brakes and bending equipment, roll forming machines, shearing and punching equipment, MIG, TIG, and robotic welding systems and positioners, metal forming and stamping presses, surface finishing and deburring equipment, powder coating systems and paint booths, and shot blasting and surface preparation equipment.

Fabrication equipment investments often start at $50,000 for basic shop setups and can reach $2,000,000+ for fully automated laser cutting and forming lines. Our leasing programs accommodate both modest equipment additions and comprehensive facility buildouts.

Forklifts & Material Handling Equipment

Every manufacturing facility needs efficient material handling to move raw materials, work-in-process inventory, and finished goods throughout the production floor and warehouse. Forklift financing and material handling equipment leasing is one of our most active manufacturing equipment categories because virtually every manufacturer needs these assets.

We finance electric forklifts and propane forklifts for indoor manufacturing environments, rough terrain forklifts for outdoor and mixed-surface applications, reach trucks and order pickers for high-rack warehouse storage, pallet jacks (manual and electric) for ground-level material movement, overhead cranes and jib cranes for heavy component handling, conveyor systems for production line material flow, automated guided vehicles (AGVs) for smart manufacturing environments, dock equipment including levelers, restraints, and shelters, and racking systems for organized materials storage.

Material handling equipment is essential but often overlooked in initial facility planning. Leasing allows manufacturers to acquire proper material handling equipment without compromising budget for primary production machinery. Learn more about our forklift financing programs →

Robotics & Automation Systems

Industrial robotics and automation represent the future of competitive manufacturing. As labor costs rise and precision requirements increase, manufacturers are increasingly investing in robotic systems to improve consistency, speed, and efficiency. We finance robotic systems that help manufacturers compete in the modern economy.

We finance industrial robot arms (6-axis articulated robots, SCARA robots, delta robots), robotic welding cells and systems, robotic assembly systems and pick-and-place operations, automated inspection and quality control systems, collaborative robots (cobots) for human-robot interaction applications, robotic painting and finishing systems, automated packaging and palletizing systems, vision systems and AI-powered quality control, robotic material handling and machine tending systems, and complete turnkey automation cell installations.

Robotic systems range from $25,000 for basic collaborative robot setups to $500,000+ for complete automated production cells. Leasing is particularly attractive for robotics because technology advances rapidly, and leasing allows manufacturers to upgrade to newer capabilities at lease end without being locked into outdated systems.

Woodworking & Furniture Manufacturing Equipment

Cabinet shops, furniture manufacturers, millwork operations, and custom woodworking facilities require specialized equipment ranging from basic table saws and planers to sophisticated CNC routers and automated finishing systems. We provide leasing for the complete range of woodworking manufacturing equipment.

We finance CNC routers and machining centers for wood and composite materials, panel saws and beam saws for sheet goods processing, wide-belt and drum sanders for surface preparation, edge banders and profile wrappers, dowel insertion and boring machines, clamp carriers and assembly systems, spray booths and finishing equipment, dust collection systems, wide-format printing for custom graphics on furniture and cabinetry, and material handling equipment specific to sheet goods handling.

Packaging & Production Line Equipment

Food manufacturers, consumer goods producers, pharmaceutical companies, and other production businesses need packaging and production line equipment to efficiently process, package, and prepare products for distribution. We finance the complete range of production and packaging machinery.

We finance automated filling and bottling equipment, form-fill-seal packaging machines, shrink wrap and stretch wrap systems, labeling and coding equipment, conveyor and sorting systems, checkweighers and inspection equipment, case packers and cartoners, palletizers (conventional and robotic), industrial mixers and blending equipment, industrial ovens and dryers, and cold storage and refrigeration systems for food manufacturing.

Printing & Graphics Equipment

Commercial printers, sign shops, packaging producers, and graphics manufacturers require significant equipment investments to deliver high-quality printed products. We finance printing and graphics manufacturing equipment across all major print technologies.

We finance offset printing presses (sheetfed and web), digital printing systems (wide format and commercial), UV and LED printing equipment, screen printing presses and dryers, flexographic printing presses for packaging, die cutting and finishing equipment, large format inkjet printers for signage, embroidery and custom apparel equipment, industrial label printers and applicators, and bindery and finishing equipment.

Dump Trucks & Heavy Transport for Manufacturing

Many manufacturing operations require heavy transport equipment for moving raw materials to facilities and finished products to customers or distribution centers. Dump truck financing and heavy transport equipment leasing supports manufacturers who need to move bulk materials including sand, gravel, aggregate, scrap metal, and industrial materials.

We finance dump trucks in various configurations (standard, transfer, side dump, belly dump) for raw material transport, flatbed trucks and trailers for oversized load movement, semi trucks and tractor-trailers for long-haul product distribution, roll-off trucks for scrap and waste management, and specialty transport equipment for manufacturing operations.

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Construction Equipment for Facility Buildouts

Manufacturing facility expansions, new plant construction, and facility improvements often require construction equipment and contractors. Construction financing and equipment leasing supports the buildout and expansion of manufacturing facilities.

We finance excavators and earthmoving equipment for site preparation, concrete equipment for foundation and floor work, cranes for structural steel erection and heavy equipment installation, and general construction equipment for facility improvement projects. Learn more about construction equipment financing →

Manufacturing Sectors We Serve

Equinox Funding works with manufacturers across every sector of production. Our manufacturing equipment leasing experience spans from single-person machine shops to multi-facility production operations across numerous industries.

Metal Fabrication & Machining: Job shops, contract manufacturers, precision machining operations, structural steel fabricators, sheet metal shops, and specialty metal processing facilities. These operations need CNC equipment, fabrication machinery, and material handling equipment — often in large quantities as they grow from startup shops to established manufacturers.

Food & Beverage Manufacturing: Food processors, beverage producers, bakeries, meat and seafood processors, and specialty food manufacturers need production and packaging equipment to efficiently produce, package, and distribute food products. We understand the unique requirements of food-grade equipment and production environments.

Woodworking & Furniture Manufacturing: Cabinet shops, custom furniture manufacturers, millwork operations, flooring manufacturers, and architectural woodwork producers need CNC routers, panel processing equipment, finishing systems, and material handling for efficient wood products manufacturing.

Plastics & Composites Manufacturing: Injection molding operations, thermoforming facilities, composite fabricators, and plastic parts manufacturers need specialized equipment for forming, machining, and finishing plastic and composite components.

Electronics & PCB Manufacturing: Circuit board assemblers, electronics manufacturers, and PCB producers need surface mount technology (SMT) equipment, soldering systems, inspection equipment, and precision assembly tools.

Textile & Apparel Manufacturing: Garment manufacturers, industrial textile producers, technical fabric operations, and custom apparel businesses need sewing equipment, cutting systems, embroidery machines, and finishing equipment.

Chemical & Industrial Processing: Chemical manufacturers, industrial processors, and specialty materials producers need mixers, reactors, conveyors, packaging equipment, and material handling systems for processing and packaging industrial products.

Printing & Graphics Manufacturing: Commercial printers, sign manufacturers, packaging producers, and graphics businesses need printing presses, cutting systems, finishing equipment, and bindery machinery to produce high-quality printed products.

Section 179 Tax Deductions for Manufacturing Equipment Leasing

Section 179 is one of the most powerful tax tools available to manufacturing businesses, and many manufacturers don’t fully utilize it — especially when leasing equipment. Understanding and maximizing Section 179 can save manufacturing businesses $30,000-$300,000+ annually, representing a significant competitive financial advantage.

Section 179 allows businesses to deduct the full cost of qualifying equipment in the year it’s placed in service rather than depreciating it over 5-7 years. For 2026, manufacturers can deduct up to $1,250,000 in equipment costs, with the phase-out beginning at $3,130,000 in total equipment purchases — limits high enough that most small and mid-size manufacturers can capture full benefits.

Critical Point Most Manufacturers Miss: Leased manufacturing equipment qualifies for Section 179 deductions. You can deduct the total lease payment amount for the year — not just a depreciation percentage — creating immediate tax savings that significantly reduce your effective leasing costs. This makes the true cost of leasing dramatically lower than the face value of lease payments when tax benefits are factored in.

2026 Bonus Depreciation: In addition to Section 179, new manufacturing equipment qualifies for 40% bonus depreciation in 2026 (declining to 20% in 2027, 0% in 2028). Combined with Section 179, 2026 represents an exceptional year for manufacturers to invest in new production equipment and maximize tax benefits before bonus depreciation is fully phased out.

Real-World Section 179 Tax Savings Examples for Manufacturers

Example 1: Machine Shop Adding CNC Capacity

Carlos runs a growing machine shop and needs to add a new 5-axis CNC machining center to handle more complex aerospace components. Equipment cost: $185,000.

He leases the machine with $9,250 down (5%) and finances $175,750 over 60 months at $3,650/month. Year one lease payments: $43,800.

Section 179 Deduction: $43,800
Tax Bracket: 32% federal + 6% state = 38% combined
Tax Savings Year 1: $43,800 × 38% = $16,644

The new 5-axis machine allows Carlos to bid on aerospace contracts previously out of reach, generating $25,000-$35,000/month in new revenue. Combined with $16,644 in year-one tax savings, the machine investment produces strong positive ROI within the first 6-9 months.

Example 2: Fabrication Shop Adding Fiber Laser

Jennifer operates a metal fabrication shop and wants to add a fiber laser cutting system to replace plasma cutting and improve quality and speed. Equipment cost: $320,000 including installation and training.

She leases with $16,000 down (5%) and finances $304,000 over 60 months at $6,325/month. Year one lease payments: $75,900.

Section 179 Deduction: $75,900
Tax Bracket: 35% federal + 7% state = 42% combined
Tax Savings Year 1: $75,900 × 42% = $31,878

The fiber laser processes material 3-4x faster than the plasma cutter with better edge quality, allowing Jennifer to take on more work without adding labor. The $31,878 in first-year tax savings essentially gives her two months of free lease payments — dramatically improving the investment economics.

Example 3: Food Manufacturer Adding Packaging Line

Robert manufactures specialty sauces and condiments and needs a complete automated filling and packaging line to handle growing retail distribution contracts. Equipment cost: $425,000 for the complete line.

He leases with $21,250 down (5%) and finances $403,750 over 84 months at $6,100/month. Year one lease payments: $73,200.

Section 179 Deduction: $73,200
Tax Bracket: 37% federal + 8% state = 45% combined (high-income year from new contracts)
Tax Savings Year 1: $73,200 × 45% = $32,940

The automated packaging line allows Robert to fulfill retail contracts requiring 10,000+ units/day that were impossible with manual packaging. The combination of new contract revenue ($80,000-$120,000/month) and $32,940 in tax savings makes the equipment investment pay for itself within the first season of retail distribution.

Can’t Get a Bank Loan? Manufacturing Equipment Leasing Usually Works

We work with many manufacturers who have been declined by traditional banks or who simply don’t want to go through the extensive, time-consuming bank loan process. Common situations where equipment leasing succeeds when bank loans fail include:

Startup Manufacturing Businesses: Banks require 2-5 years of business financial history. New manufacturing startups — even those started by experienced machinists, fabricators, or production managers with decades of industry experience — often can’t meet this requirement. Equipment leasing evaluates your manufacturing expertise, business plan, and the equipment’s value rather than requiring years of tax returns.

Rapid Growth Outpacing Financial Statements: Some manufacturers grow faster than their financial statements reflect. If you’ve won major new contracts that significantly increase revenue, but your tax returns reflect smaller historical revenue, banks may decline based on historical financials. Equipment leasing can sometimes consider current revenue trends and signed contracts rather than relying solely on historical tax returns.

Credit Issues from Previous Business Challenges: Manufacturers who experienced business difficulties, customer bankruptcies, or economic downturns that impacted their credit may struggle to obtain traditional bank loans even after their business has recovered. Equipment leasing takes a current-state view of your operation rather than focusing solely on historical credit events.

Highly Specialized Equipment: Banks are sometimes reluctant to finance highly specialized manufacturing equipment with limited secondary markets — exotic CNC configurations, custom automation systems, specialized processing equipment. Equipment leasing companies that understand manufacturing recognize that this equipment has significant value to manufacturers even if its secondary market is more limited.

Seasonal Revenue Patterns: Some manufacturers experience significant revenue seasonality that makes traditional loan qualification difficult despite strong annual revenue. Patio furniture manufacturers, holiday product producers, agricultural equipment fabricators, and other seasonal manufacturers may have cash flow patterns that complicate bank loan approval. Equipment leasing can sometimes accommodate seasonal payment structures.

Multiple Equipment Needs Simultaneously: When a manufacturer needs to equip an entire facility or add multiple machines simultaneously, the total loan amount may exceed what banks are comfortable lending to a smaller operation. Equipment leasing allows you to finance multiple pieces of equipment through separate lease agreements without requiring one large loan that may exceed bank lending limits.

Qualification Requirements for Manufacturing Equipment Leasing

For Established Manufacturers (2+ Years Operating): We evaluate business revenue and production capacity, financial statements and cash flow patterns, credit profile (more flexible with established revenue), equipment specifications and production purpose, and growth trajectory. Established manufacturers with consistent revenue often qualify with minimal down payment (0-5%) and favorable terms.

For Growing Manufacturers (6-24 Months Operating): We consider revenue trends and customer base growth, bank statements showing consistent production income, personal credit and financial strength, down payment ability (typically 5-10%), equipment type and production application, and any signed contracts or purchase orders demonstrating future revenue. Manufacturers demonstrating consistent growth and customer relationship development often qualify.

For Startup Manufacturing Businesses: We evaluate manufacturing industry experience and expertise (even if from employment), business plan and production concept, personal credit and financial strength (typically 600+ credit score preferred), down payment (usually 10-15% for startups), equipment quality and type, and target customer base and market analysis. Experienced machinists, fabricators, and production professionals starting their own shops often qualify based on expertise and equipment value even without years of business history.

Credit Score Guidelines: Scores of 650+ qualify most easily with best terms. Scores of 600-649 typically qualify with documentation. Below 600 may qualify with strong compensating factors including substantial down payment, manufacturing industry expertise, strong business plan, and demonstrated customer relationships.

Typical Documentation Required: Application with basic business information, equipment invoice or quote from supplier, recent bank statements (3-6 months), driver’s license and basic identification, and sometimes tax returns for larger transactions. We keep documentation requirements significantly lighter than traditional bank loans.

How Manufacturing Equipment Leasing Works at Equinox Funding

Step 1: Initial Consultation — Contact us to discuss your equipment needs, production goals, and financing situation. We’ll help you understand your options and structure a lease that works for your manufacturing operation. Free, no obligation, typically 15-20 minutes.

Step 2: Application Submission — Complete our straightforward online application with basic information about your business and the equipment you need. Takes 10-15 minutes — significantly less paperwork than traditional bank loans.

Step 3: Rapid Approval — Most manufacturing equipment leasing applications receive approval decisions within 24-48 hours. For straightforward situations, same-day approvals are possible. We understand that production schedules don’t wait for slow bank processes.

Step 4: Equipment Ordering — Once approved, you provide the equipment invoice from your supplier. We verify specifications, confirm pricing, and coordinate with the supplier for purchase. For new equipment with production lead times, we can fund deposits to reserve production slots.

Step 5: Installation & Production — We pay your equipment supplier directly. Equipment is delivered and installed at your facility. You begin making lease payments according to the agreed schedule — typically monthly, with options for delayed first payment while equipment ramps up to full production capacity.

Manufacturing Equipment Leasing FAQs

Why is equipment leasing better than a traditional bank loan for manufacturers?

Equipment leasing offers manufacturing businesses faster approval (24-48 hours vs 30-90 days), easier qualification for startups and growing shops, lower down payments (0-10% vs 20-30%), less documentation required, equipment-based approval that doesn’t rely solely on credit scores, working capital preservation for materials and operations, Section 179 tax benefits identical to purchasing, and technology upgrade flexibility at lease end. For most manufacturers — especially those starting new shops or growing rapidly — equipment leasing provides a more accessible and financially efficient path to production equipment.

Can I take Section 179 tax deductions on leased manufacturing equipment?

Yes, absolutely. Leased manufacturing equipment qualifies for Section 179 deductions. You can deduct the total lease payment amount for the year, resulting in tax savings of $30,000-$300,000+ depending on equipment costs and tax bracket. This is one of the most significant financial advantages of manufacturing equipment leasing. Combined with 2026 bonus depreciation (40% on new equipment), leasing in 2026 offers exceptional tax planning opportunities for manufacturers. Always consult with your tax advisor about your specific situation.

What types of manufacturing equipment can be leased?

Virtually any manufacturing equipment can be leased including CNC machining centers and lathes, fabrication equipment (laser cutters, press brakes, welders), forklifts and material handling equipment, robotics and automation systems, woodworking equipment, packaging and production line machinery, printing equipment, dump trucks and transport equipment, and specialty manufacturing equipment across all industries. If it’s used in your manufacturing operation, it can likely be leased.

Do startup manufacturing businesses qualify for equipment leasing?

Yes, many startup manufacturing businesses qualify for equipment leasing. Experienced machinists, fabricators, and production professionals starting their own shops often qualify based on industry expertise and equipment value even without years of business history. Startups typically need 10-15% down and credit scores of 600+ to qualify, though strong compensating factors can sometimes allow approval with lower scores or less down payment.

How much down payment is required for manufacturing equipment leasing?

Down payments vary by situation. Established manufacturers (2+ years operating) often qualify for 0-5% down. Growing businesses (6-24 months) typically see 5-10% down. Startup shops usually require 10-15% down. These are significantly lower than the 20-30% banks typically require for manufacturing equipment loans, preserving critical working capital for raw materials, tooling, and operations.

What credit score do I need for manufacturing equipment leasing?

We work with a wide range of credit profiles. Scores of 650+ qualify most easily with best terms. Scores of 600-649 typically qualify with appropriate documentation and down payment. Below 600 may qualify with strong compensating factors like substantial down payment, manufacturing expertise, established customer relationships, or signed production contracts. We take a holistic view rather than applying strict credit cutoffs like traditional banks.

How quickly can manufacturing equipment leasing be approved?

Most applications receive approval decisions within 24-48 hours. Straightforward applications can sometimes be approved same-day. This is dramatically faster than the 30-90 days required by traditional banks — critical when you need to meet production deadlines, lock in equipment pricing, secure supplier production slots, or fulfill new customer contracts that require expanded capacity.

Can I lease used manufacturing equipment?

Yes, quality used manufacturing equipment can be leased. Used CNC machines, fabrication equipment, and production machinery from reputable dealers or direct from manufacturers often qualify. Used equipment must be in good working condition, have remaining useful life appropriate for the lease term, and be properly documented. Used equipment leasing can provide significant cost savings (30-50% less than new) while still qualifying for Section 179 tax benefits.

Can I lease multiple pieces of manufacturing equipment simultaneously?

Yes, we finance complete manufacturing facility buildouts and multi-equipment acquisitions. We can structure separate lease agreements for each piece of equipment or master lease agreements covering multiple assets. This allows manufacturers to equip entire facilities or add multiple machines simultaneously without requiring one large bank loan that may exceed traditional lending limits.

What happens at the end of my manufacturing equipment lease?

At lease end, you typically have several options: purchase the equipment for a predetermined buyout amount (often 10% of original cost), return the equipment and lease newer technology, extend the lease on a month-to-month or new term basis, or upgrade to a newer model with a new lease. Many manufacturers choose to purchase equipment they’re satisfied with or upgrade to newer technology to stay competitive.

Do you finance manufacturing equipment for specific industries like food manufacturing or aerospace?

Yes, we work with manufacturers across all industries including food and beverage manufacturing, aerospace and defense suppliers, automotive and transportation parts manufacturers, medical device manufacturers, electronics and PCB producers, chemical and industrial processors, textile and apparel manufacturers, and general job shops and contract manufacturers. Each industry has unique equipment needs and requirements, and we bring experience across the manufacturing spectrum to help you find the right leasing solution.

Ready to Lease Manufacturing Equipment?

Whether you’re starting a new manufacturing business, expanding an established shop, or upgrading production equipment to stay competitive, Equinox Funding can help you secure the equipment leasing you need to grow your manufacturing operation.

Our manufacturing equipment leasing programs provide fast approvals, flexible terms, and financing solutions designed for the realities of production businesses — including startup-friendly qualification, working capital preservation, and significant Section 179 tax advantages.

Apply Now to get started, or contact our team at (877) 940-1607 to discuss your specific manufacturing equipment needs and financing situation.

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