CNC Router Financing

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CNC Routers are great because they can be compact while still able to cut all types of material ranging from wood and plastics to aluminum. With the use of CAD drafting, you can be assured of single or repeated accurate cuts (and grooves) from your new CNC router machine. While the cost of for this machine tool can be expensive, many manufacturing companies solve this by choosing to finance CNC routers. This should always be done with a company familiar with manufacturing equipment leasing.

CNC router financing through an experienced company like Crest Capital can help you get your equipment fast. Since 1989, we've been financing routers for companies wanting their machine tools fast. Our easy to complete one page application combined with our creative financing options can usually get you an answer on CNC router financing within a few short hours. Contact Crest Capital for help today.

How a CNC Router Works

A CNC router moves a high-speed spindle on a gantry over a flat table, cutting parts, pockets and profiles from full sheets of wood, plastic and aluminum. A vacuum table holds the sheet, and an automatic tool changer swaps bits between cuts.

Who Uses CNC Routers

Cabinet and furniture makers, sign shops, millwork shops, plastics fabricators and boat and RV builders use CNC routers.

Routers, Panel Saws and Edgebanders

Cabinet shops often pair a router with a panel saw for straight cuts and an edgebander to finish the panel edges. See panel saw financing and edgebander financing.

New and Used CNC Routers

Before buying used, check the spindle hours and runout, the gantry rails and drives, the vacuum pump and table, the tool changer, and whether the control and software are still supported.