Plant &
Machinery
Plant & Machinery Finance
When dealing with heavy duty plant machinery, they can be very costly to replace. For some businesses, replacing or buying new machines can be painful. Not so with equipment leasing, where you can finance the machinery over a long term (usually 24-60 month) investment, spreading the cost and making it more manageable.
Your business can get huge benefits by leasing plant equipment and offsetting all the operational costs against your tax bill. We can help finance a huge range of machinery, from woodworking, metalworking, CNC machining centres, drilling machines, air compressors, welding equipment, and many more.
If you’re considering leasing plant equipment or using our hire purchase facility, why not give us a call and see how we can help you?
Unlike traditional sources of finance (i.e. banks), with leasing you can also include the costs of installation and training into the financed amount.
Just some of the types of equipment we can help you get finance for include:
- Metalworking Equipment Leasing
- Fabrication Equipment Leasing
- Furnaces & Ovens
- Grinding Equipment Leasing
- Injection Molding Equipment Leasing
- Lasers | Laser Cutting
- Lathes & Turning Machine Financing
- Milling Machine Finance
- Packaging Equipment Leasing
- Plastics Machinery, Presses, Saws, Welding
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Johnson Reed help Adam Polymer stay ahead of the game with asset finance
Since 1995, Stockport-based company Adam Polymer have been a major player in the industry of polymer manufacture and has become one of the leading chemical suppliers in the UK for industrial polymers.
What are polymers, you may ask? Polymers are either natural (or in this case) synethic molecules or macromolecules made up of individual subunits (called “monomers”) used to create a variety of ubiquitous items and materials, such as plastics and polystyrene (styrofoam).
The team behind Adam Polymer are father and son duo Bill and Mark Adam. Bill founded the company in 95 with 45 years experience in the industry under his belt, and a Chartered Scientist and Fellow of the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining (FIMMM) certificate on the wall.
