Press brake financing options
- Simple interest loan. 24 to 84 months. You own the brake from day one. Simple interest lenders finance CNC machines, press brakes, and CMMs.
- Equipment Finance Agreement (EFA). Works like a loan, 12 to 84 months.
- Capital lease. Built for you to keep the brake at the end.
- True or operating lease. Lower payments and the option to return or upgrade at the end.
- Rental. 12 to 24 months, for a shorter stretch of work.
- Sale-leaseback. Bought the brake with cash? Turn it back into working capital. The brake must have been purchased within the last 90 days.
New or used press brakes
We finance both. If it is used, lenders will want to know what they are lending against: make, model, year, tonnage, bed length, and who is selling it. A well-known machine in good shape is the easiest deal to get done.
Waiting on a new machine?
If the builder wants a deposit before the brake ships, progress payments can go to the vendor. You pay interest only on those payments until the loan commences.
Growing a fabrication business?
A press brake is often the machine that lets a shop bring bending in-house instead of sending it out. Startups are considered, with more information than the one-page application. Call Matt at 484-788-2554 to talk through what the lenders will want to see.

