Grinding Machine Financing
Simple application. Simple process.
Simple application. Simple process.
Giving metal and other hard materials a smooth, precise finish and shape requires a top-quality grinding machine. The rough surface of the grinding wheel shreds off excess portions of the work. A coarse wheel is usually used first, followed by a fine wheel. Grinding machines are used in the engineering, manufacturing, and electrical industries, among others. If your business needs a new or used grinder and you want to avoid using your capital on a big one-time cash purchase, you have come to the right place. Balboa Capital is a small business lender that offers grinding machine financing with competitive rates and flexible repayment terms.
When you finance a grinding machine, your business’s existing cash position and credit line remain free for other business expenses and growth opportunities. For example, suppose your equipment financing application gets approved, and you decide to move forward. In that case, you will receive funding to finance a grinder and make predictable monthly payments over a specific term.
These are some of our minimum lending requirements, and meeting them does not constitute approval.
Should you apply for equipment financing, additional lending criteria will determine if you qualify.
You will be glad to know that Balboa Capital offers funding to finance all types of grinding machines. These include surface, cylindrical, tool, gear, and belt/disk grinders. So, whether you need to replace an existing machine with a newer model or want to expand your capabilities with a machine that can handle more applications, we are ready to help. First, submit an online application to see if you qualify for funding and how much. You will work with the same Balboa Capital account manager at each step, which makes the process efficient and allows for a personalized customer experience.
Finally, the grinding machine you finance might qualify for the Section 179 tax deduction. This IRS tax code lets businesses deduct all or part of eligible equipment purchased or financed and put into place before December 31. Not all types of equipment qualify for Section 179, so it is recommended that you discuss this with your accountant or tax professional.
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