Sewing Machine Financing

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Sewing machines can refer to any piece of machinery used to stitch fabric material together with thread. From tiny models that fit easily inside a home business to large industrial models, all sewing machines will serve your company well. While it depends on the model needed, sewing machines can be a bit pricey (especially when we're talking about the large industrial models used in large scale manufacturing), so it's to your advantage to look into sewing machine financing, preferably with a company experienced in leasing manufacturing equipment.

Since 1989, Crest Capital has been financing sewing machines for businesses of all sizes. Whether you need one industrial model, or 100 small units, we can help. Our streamlined and easy to fill out sewing machine financing application can usually sew up an answer for you within hours. And not only can we get you an answer fast, we also have great sewing machine financing rates. Contact Crest Capital to get started.

Types of Industrial Sewing Machines

Lockstitch machines sew straight seams, overlock machines finish edges, coverstitch machines hem knits, and walking foot and post bed machines handle heavy materials such as leather, canvas and upholstery.

Who Uses Industrial Sewing Machines

Apparel and uniform makers, upholstery and furniture shops, bag, sail and awning makers, and automotive and marine trim shops sew on them.

Sewing, Cutting and Embroidery

Sewn products makers cut fabric on cutting tables and decorate with embroidery. See textile machinery financing and embroidery machine financing.

New and Used Sewing Machines

Before buying used, check the stitch quality and timing, the motor and table, the feed mechanism and presser feet, and the availability of parts for the model.