Binding Machine Financing

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Crest Capital finances new and used binding, laminating and mail finishing equipment for established print shops, binderies, in-plant print departments and mail houses. Financing covers $10,000 to $500,000 for equipment from a dealer, a manufacturer or another shop.

Wire Binding Machine Financing

Wire binding machines punch the sheets and close a double-loop wire through the holes, so books and reports open flat and turn a full circle. Production wire binding machines can punch and close automatically.

Plastic Comb Machine Financing

Plastic comb machines punch rectangular holes and open a plastic comb spine to insert the pages, a binding that can be reopened to add or remove pages.

Thermal Binding Machine Financing

Thermal binding machines heat a cover with an adhesive spine so the glue grips the stacked pages, giving reports and proposals a clean, book-like finish.

Laminating Machine Financing

Laminating machines seal printed pieces in plastic film to protect them: pouch laminators for small pieces, and roll laminators for posters, signs and volume work.

Hot Laminating Machine Financing

Hot laminating machines use heated rollers to bond thermal film to the print, a common method for ID cards, maps, charts and signage.

Heat-Seal Laminating Machine Financing

Heat-seal laminating machines bond film whose adhesive activates with heat, sealing the film to itself and the print for a durable, water-resistant finish.

Hot/Cold Combination Laminating Machine Financing

Hot/cold combination laminators run both heated thermal film and pressure-sensitive cold film, so one machine can laminate heat-sensitive prints such as inkjet photos and mount graphics to boards.

Collating Machine Financing

Collating machines gather printed sheets in order from a tower of bins, often feeding a stitcher or folder inline, to assemble booklets and multi-page sets.

Folding Machine Financing

Folding machines fold sheets into letters, brochures and signatures: buckle folders for most work, and knife folders for heavier stocks and cross folds.

Inserting Machine Financing

Inserting machines fold documents, insert them into envelopes with any enclosures and seal the envelopes, for invoices, statements and direct mail.