Injection molding machines cost $50,000–$500,000+ new depending on clamp tonnage, shot size, and features. Spread the cost with equipment financing. Decisions in 24–48 hours for qualified applications. Plastic manufacturers nationwide.
Injection molding machines melt plastic resin and inject it into molds to produce plastic parts. With new machines costing $50,000–$500,000+ depending on clamp tonnage and shot size, paying cash ties up capital you need for molds, materials, and payroll.
Plastic manufacturers and custom molders operate on project-based and contract revenue. Equipment financing spreads the cost over the machine's useful life and preserves working capital for operations. Lenders like injection molding equipment because Engel, Arburg, Haitian, and Husky machines hold value.
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Injection molding machines melt plastic resin and inject it into a mold to produce plastic parts. Clamp tonnage (50–3,000+ tons) and shot size determine capacity. Machines range from small benchtop units to large industrial systems. Brands like Engel, Arburg, Haitian, and Husky are common. Used for automotive, medical, consumer, and industrial plastic parts.
Lenders assess manufacturing revenue and capacity utilization. High-ticket machines; Engel, Arburg, and Haitian dominate. Used equipment 5–10 years old is commonly financed. Mold tooling can sometimes be bundled. Manufacturing equipment financing specialists understand molder workflows. Approval timelines typically 1–5 days.
Several financing structures work. Choose based on cash flow and ownership goals.
Use working capital for materials; use equipment financing for machines.
New: 50–150 ton $50K–$150K. Mid-range 200–400 ton $150K–$350K. Large 500–1,000+ ton $350K–$500K+.
Used: Typically 25–45% less. A 5-year-old 200-ton might run $80K–$150K. Financing used equipment.

Rates typically 6–15%. Terms 36–84 months; SBA to 7–10 years. A $200,000 machine at 8% over 72 months ≈ $3,500/month. Down payment requirements vary.
3–6 months bank statements, tax returns, P&L, equipment quote, business formation documents.
Apply when you have a clear need, written quote, and financials showing you can support payments. Apply before you need the machine. Axiant Partners matches manufacturers with lenders.
Paying cash ties up working capital. Financing preserves liquidity and offers tax benefits—Section 179, bonus depreciation, or lease payments as operating expenses.
Before applying for Injection Molding financing, clarify your needs: capacity, throughput, and how the equipment fits your workflow. Get written quotes from reputable dealers or integrators. Compare new vs used—many lenders finance used equipment when condition is documented. Consider bundling with related equipment for larger deals that may secure better terms. Plan for installation lead times and training. Use our financing calculator to estimate payments.
Gather these before applying: 3–6 months of business bank statements; prior-year tax returns; current-year P&L; a detailed equipment quote with specs and pricing; business formation documents (LLC, Corp); and proof of time in business. Multi-location or franchise operations may need additional documentation. Complete applications receive faster decisions—typically 24–48 hours for equipment financing. What lenders look at.
Injection Molding typically qualifies for Section 179 (deduct full purchase price in year of purchase, subject to limits) and bonus depreciation. Lease payments are usually fully deductible as operating expenses. These benefits can significantly reduce the net cost of financing—consult your CPA for your situation.
1–5 business days. Submit application → lender review → approval → funding.
Written quote. One application—we submit to multiple lenders.
Programs fit your injection molding purchase.
24–48 hours for many. SBA adds 30–60+ days.
Sign. Funds to seller. You take possession.
One application, we match you with lenders.
Yes. Many lenders finance used machines 7–10 years old. Clamp tonnage, condition, brand affect approval.
600+ typical. 680+ for best rates. Some programs work with 580+ when revenue is strong.
1–5 days for equipment financing. SBA 30–60+ days.
Price and useful life matter more. Larger machines may qualify for longer terms.
Leasing offers lower payments and upgrades. Buying builds equity for long-term use.
Applications reviewed within 24–48 hours. We match plastic manufacturers with lenders for injection molding equipment financing.
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