Equipment financing
Equipment financing is a loan or lease secured by the asset you're buying. The equipment itself serves as collateral, so lenders focus on the machine's value and your revenue, not just credit scores. You make regular payments while using the equipment to generate income. East Hartford's mix of aerospace suppliers along the Burnside Avenue corridor and distribution centers near Rentschler Field often need forklifts, CNC machines, delivery trucks, or warehouse automation. Equipment financing keeps your working capital free for payroll and inventory while you put new assets to work immediately.
Equipment financing
We're a commercial-loan broker, not a lender. That means we shop your deal to multiple equipment lenders and present options you wouldn't find walking into a single bank. We gather your financials, describe the equipment and its use, then negotiate terms on your behalf. Whether you run a machine shop off Silver Lane or a contractor yard near Pratt & Whitney's east campus, we connect you with lenders who fund your industry. Our office sits at 20 Church St in Hartford, a short drive west on I-84 from anywhere in East Hartford.
Equipment financing
A fabrication shop on Main Street needed a plasma cutter to win aerospace contracts. The owner had cash reserves but preferred to preserve liquidity for raw materials. We brokered an equipment loan that kept the cutter as sole collateral, freeing the business to bid on larger jobs without draining the bank account. No rate or term is typical; every deal reflects the borrower's financials and the equipment's resale value.
For a broader look at all our equipment financing work across the region, visit our main program page or explore commercial lending options throughout Hartford.
Call (860) 743-7281 to discuss your equipment needs. We'll explain the process, outline what lenders want to see, and start building your file.
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