Finance the equipment
that builds what you weld.
MIG, TIG, stick welders, plasma cutters, and robotic welding systems. We finance welding and fabrication with lenders who understand production uptime and equipment residuals.
Welding and fabrication
equipment we specialize in.
MIG/GMAW Welders
Portable and fixed-installation MIG welders. Wire-feed systems for production and jobsite work. Miller, Lincoln, ESAB, Hobart. $3K to $50K.
TIG/GTAW Welding Systems
AC/DC TIG welders for precision work. Inverter technology and high-frequency systems. $5K to $60K.
Stick/SMAW Welders
Traditional arc welders and dual-process machines. Pipeline, structural, and field-rated equipment. $2K to $40K.
Plasma Cutting & CNC Systems
CNC plasma tables, portable plasma cutters, and oxy-fuel cutting equipment. Hypertherm, Miller, ESAB. $15K to $200K.
Robotic & Automated Welding
Robot arms, welding positioners, turn-tables, and complete automated welding cells. ABB, FANUC, Kuka. $100K to $500K+.
Welding Tables & Work Stations
Magnetic welding tables, clamps, fixtures, and modular workbenches. $5K to $50K.
Ventilation & Air Quality
Fume extraction systems, air filtration, and downdraft tables for shop safety. $10K to $100K.
Welding Trucks & Portable Rigs
Mobile welding units, generator-powered welding trucks, and portable equipment trailers. $30K to $200K.
Small welding shops to large fabricators, we structure deals for all scales. Transactions up to $5,000,000+. New, refurbished, and used equipment all eligible.
Welding equipment holds value.
We use that advantage.
Welding equipment specialists
We know the difference between a Miller Bobcat and a Lincoln Vantage, what production capacity actually means for residuals, and which brands lenders trust.
Equipment residuals matter
Quality welders from Miller, Lincoln, and ESAB hold value. We use strong equipment residuals to negotiate better terms from lenders familiar with welding-equipment collateral.
Used equipment financing
Most welding shops run mixed new and used equipment. We work with lenders who finance pre-owned machines with service documentation.
Robotic & automated systems
Adding a robotic cell to boost production? We bundle the robot, welding power supply, and fixtures into single financing with better terms than separate deals.
Emergency replacement speed
A welder dies mid-job and your contract is at risk. Same-day decisions on replacement equipment because production uptime is revenue.
Multi-unit and fleet bundling
Outfitting a new fabrication floor with 6 stations? Bundle them into one master lease for better pricing.
Simple application.
Fast decision.
Apply online in about four minutes. Equipment type (MIG, TIG, plasma, robotic), estimated cost, business info. We run a soft pre-qualification and return preliminary terms same day in most cases. A hard credit pull may be part of final approval.
With 50+ lender relationships, we find the right fit for your deal. Lease, $1 buyout, term loan, or sale-leaseback on equipment you already own. We match the structure to your production timeline and cash flow.
Terms up to 84 months. Decisions often within hours, not days.
Ready to finance welding equipment? Talk to a specialist who knows the shop, no call centers.
Welding Equipment Financing,
Answered.
Can I finance used welding equipment?
Yes. Used welders from Miller, Lincoln, and ESAB in good working order are financeable with documentation of condition and maintenance history. Pre-owned equipment often finances faster because residuals are well understood by lenders.
How can I finance a complete welding cell or robotic system?
A complete robotic cell (robot arm, power supply, positioner, fixtures, fume system) is structured as a single equipment package. This bundles faster and typically yields better rates than financing individual components.
Can I finance multiple welders for a new fabrication floor?
Yes. Outfitting 4 welding stations with MIG/TIG/stick capability bundles into a master lease with separate equipment schedules. One payment, better pricing than individual deals.
How does Section 179 work for welding equipment?
Under a $1 buyout lease or Equipment Finance Agreement, you get Section 179 deductibility in the year placed in service. On a $50K robotic cell, that's potentially $14K+ in immediate deductions. Consult your CPA for your specific deduction.
What credit and business financials do I need?
Most lenders prefer 2+ years operating history with documented revenue. Welding shops with reasonable credit (typically 700+) usually qualify. The equipment residual value and your revenue documentation matter significantly.
Can I upgrade or add equipment during the lease?
Some lease structures include upgrade or expansion options, allowing you to add newer or higher-capacity equipment. Discuss your growth and automation roadmap upfront.
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