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Manufacturing equipment leasing is a financing service that lets Canadian manufacturers acquire CNC machines, automation systems, and production-line equipment through predictable monthly payments rather than large capital outlays. We lease a wide range of industrial equipment so you can increase efficiency, improve quality, and expand production capacity while preserving working capital.
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We offer competitive leasing structures for a wide variety of manufacturing assets. Find the specific equipment you need below.
Vertical and horizontal CNC machining centres, including 5-axis models, cut complex metal and plastic parts to tight tolerances.
CNC lathes and turning centres produce round parts such as shafts, fittings and bushings, often with live tooling for milled features.
Manual and CNC mills cut flat surfaces, slots and pockets for tool rooms, prototype shops and short production runs.
Industrial robots handle machine tending, pick-and-place and palletizing, and leases can bundle the robot, cell and integration work.
Injection molding presses melt plastic and inject it into a mould, producing parts at volume for automotive, packaging and consumer goods.
Extrusion lines form continuous profiles such as pipe, film, sheet and tubing, with the extruder, die and downstream cooling leased as one line.
Fillers, cappers, labellers, case packers and wrappers automate the end of the line, from single machines to full bottling lines.
Industrial 3D printers in polymer and metal produce prototypes, tooling and low-volume parts without a mould.
Fibre lasers, plasma tables and waterjets cut sheet and plate; lasers lead on thin metal, waterjets on thick or heat-sensitive material.
Hydraulic and electric press brakes bend sheet metal into parts, and shears cut blanks to size before forming.
Wire and sinker EDM machines cut hardened steel with electrical discharge, essential for mould, die and precision tool work.
Surface, cylindrical and centreless grinders bring parts to final size and finish after machining or heat treatment.
Belt, roller and overhead conveyors move product between processes and are often leased as part of a line or warehouse fit-out.
Mixers, ovens, slicers, fillers and sanitary conveyors make up processing lines for bakeries, meat, dairy and prepared-food plants.
Knitting, weaving, cutting and industrial sewing machines produce fabric, apparel and technical textiles.
CNC routers, edge banders, panel saws and moulders produce cabinetry, millwork and furniture.
Mechanical and servo stamping presses form sheet metal into finished parts by the thousand, often fed by coil lines.
Robotic welding cells deliver consistent, repeatable welds on production runs and free skilled welders for complex work.
Curing ovens, heat-treat furnaces and kilns finish, harden or dry parts as a production step.
Forklifts, racking, AGVs and automated storage keep goods moving through plants and warehouses.
Spray booths, powder-coating lines and curing systems apply and cure finishes to spec, with ventilation built in.
Industrial air compressors run pneumatic tools and lines, and standby generators keep production running when the grid drops.
CMMs, vision systems and optical scanners check parts against spec for quality control and certification.
Manufacturing equipment often has a high upfront cost and a long productive life. Our capital leases allow you to own the equipment at the end of the term, while our operating leases can help you stay current with rapidly evolving technology.
We specialize in financing across all major sectors