Printing & Packaging Equipment Financing
Print and converting equipment is a throughput bet: a new digital press or a die cutter is justified by the run rate it unlocks, not by replacing something broken. That makes the business case unusually concrete — most owners can name the jobs the machine will run — and it makes lenders receptive when the projected utilization is backed by existing customer volume rather than hope.
Financing for digital presses, flexo, die cutters, and packaging lines. $75K to $6M with progress payments for long-lead equipment and installation.
Price printing & packaging equipment financing
Two quick steps. An advisor responds within 24-48 hours.
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Who finances printing & packaging equipment
- Commercial printers moving short-run work from offset to digital to protect margin
- Label converters adding flexo capacity or inline finishing for an existing brand customer
- Corrugated and folding-carton plants adding die cutting or gluing capacity
- Packaging co-packers adding filling, labeling, or shrink lines against a contract win
Moving short-run work off the offset floor
A commercial printer in the Northeast was losing short-run jobs to a competitor with digital capability. A $980,000 production press with inline finishing carried a six-month lead time. We structured progress payments to the builder, financed $118,000 of rigging and electrical inside the same schedule, and started amortization at installation acceptance on an 84-month term. The press absorbed work the shop was already quoting and losing, so utilization was near-immediate.
What underwriting actually looks at
Approvals on this asset class turn on a short list of specifics. Have these ready and most files get an answer inside 24-48 hours.
Printing & Packaging Equipment financing questions
Get printing & packaging equipment financing priced
Send the unit, the invoice or auction lot, and three months of bank statements. Approvals typically come back in 24-48 hours and funding follows in 5-10 business days.