Die Cutting Financing

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No matter the size or shape of your design, a die cutter can create nearly any flat design you want out of paper (or even other material such as leather, cloth, or plastic). Printing companies love them because doing designs by hand just takes too long. Crest Capital knows the prices of these cutters can be expensive so we're offering our die cutter financing program to businesses in need.

Since 1989, Crest Capital has been helping businesses finance die cutting equipment (along with other types of printing and packaging leasing). In fact, we've honed financing die cutting machines to a science. We like to make things simple, so we use a one page die cutting machine financing application, and we encourage you to apply from the comfort of your own office or home computer. We can usually get you an answer to die cutter financing within hours. Contact Crest Capital for more information.

Flatbed, Rotary and Digital Die Cutters

Flatbed die cutters press a steel rule die into sheets to cut, crease and emboss cartons and folders; rotary die cutters cut labels and corrugated board at speed; and digital cutters cut short runs with a blade or a laser and no die.

Who Uses Die Cutters

Commercial and packaging printers, folding carton and corrugated converters, label converters, and trade finishers.

Die Cutters and Paper Cutters

Print finishing often pairs a die cutter with a guillotine cutter and binding equipment. See cutter financing and binding machine financing.

New and Used Die Cutters

Before buying a used die cutter, check the platen or cylinder condition, the impression count, the feeder and delivery, the safety guards, and the cost of rigging and installing it.