Recycling Equipment Financing

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Due to companies and government agencies wanting to become more 'green', or simply want to reduce their garbage (and disposal fees), rubber recycling equipment is needed more than ever before. Whether you want to invest in new equipment or simply need to upgrade your old recycling equipment, it's going to be a significant and expensive investment. So it makes sense to look into recycling equipment financing, and it makes further sense to use a company that is familiar with manufacturing equipment leasing.

Since 1989, Crest Capital has been financing recycling equipment (along with providing other types of rubber and plastics equipment leasing). Our simple, one-page plastic and rubber recycling equipment financing application can be filled out from the comfort of your home or office, and we can usually get you an answer back within a few short hours. Contact Crest Capital right now to get started on new rubber and plastic recycling equipment financing for your business.

Granulators, Shredders and Pelletizers

Granulators cut plastic scrap into regrind with knives on a spinning rotor, shredders tear large or bulky scrap, and wash lines and pelletizing extruders turn it into clean pellets. Tire recyclers shred scrap tires and mill the rubber into crumb.

Who Uses Recycling Equipment

Plastics recyclers, molders and extruders regrinding their own scrap, tire recyclers and makers of products from recycled material use it.

Recycling, Molding and Extrusion

Molders feed regrind back to their machines, and recyclers sell pellets to molders and extruders. See rubber and plastics equipment financing and extrusion equipment financing.

New and Used Recycling Equipment

Before buying used, check the rotor, knives and screen, the bearings and drive, the motor, and the safety interlocks on the hopper and cutting chamber.