CNC machines
Machining centers, turning centers, Swiss-type machines and more.
Built for machine shops + manufacturers
Put the Next Machine to Work.
Turn the CNC machine, lathe, mill, machining center, press or tooling you need into a clear monthly payment path—whether you are buying new, used, from a dealer, at auction or directly from another shop.
✓ 12–72 month terms
✓ New + used machine tools
✓ Dealer, auction + private seller
✓ Shop with terms in hand
Part of the SLS Financial family.
Machine Tools Finance brings machine-shop context. Our broader family brings the commercial equipment infrastructure behind the transaction.
Since 1986Commercial equipment experience
12–72 monthsTerm options subject to approval
More places to buyDealer • auction • private seller
Up to 90 daysQualified approvals may stay open while you shop
Shop machine tools
Find the machine. Keep the payment path close.
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What are you buying?
Built around the machines that make the work.
Machine shops do not buy generic equipment. The right structure should recognize the machine, the seller, the age, the application and the full transaction.
Machining centers
Vertical, horizontal, 5-axis and multitasking centers.
Lathes + turning
CNC lathes, turning centers and manual turning equipment.
Mills
CNC, manual, bed and toolroom milling machines.
Press brakes
Press brakes, shears and related fabrication equipment.
Grinding machines
Surface, cylindrical, centerless and precision grinders.
Tooling + controls
Eligible tooling, controls, workholding and accessories.
Used machines
Older and used equipment from dealers, auctions or private sellers.
How it works
Three steps from machine to monthly path.
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Tell us what you need
Share the machine, seller and purchase price—or start before you have selected the exact unit.
2
See the structure
Review available payment options and choose the path that fits the purchase, subject to underwriting.
3
Close on the right machine
Move forward when the equipment, seller and documentation are ready.
Why machine-tool specific?
Because a 10-year-old machining center is not a generic piece of collateral.
Machine age, controls, configuration, seller type, tooling and the job it performs can matter. The process should be built around the actual purchase.
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Used equipment belongs in the conversation
Older machines can still be productive, valuable assets. Age is one input—not the whole story.
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More places to buy
Dealer, auction and private-party purchases can be considered, subject to program requirements.
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Shop with a monthly path in mind
Qualified approvals may remain open for up to 90 days so you can compare machines without restarting the process.
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Tooling and controls matter too
Eligible accessories, tooling and controls can be considered as part of the broader equipment purchase.
For dealers + manufacturers
Put the monthly payment next to the machine quote.
Give customers a way to think about the purchase as a monthly operating decision at the point of purchase—without sending them away to figure it out on their own.
Machine tool dealers
Add a monthly payment path to new and used inventory, quotes and customer follow-up.
Manufacturers + OEMs
Build purchase enablement into the manufacturer or distributor sales process.
FAQ
Machine tool purchase questions.
What kinds of machine tools can you support?
Programs can support many types of production and fabrication equipment, including CNC machines, machining centers, lathes, mills, press brakes, grinders, control systems and eligible tooling.
Can I buy a used or older machine?
Yes. Used and older equipment can be considered. Final structure depends on the complete transaction, equipment condition, seller and underwriting.
Can I buy from an auction or private seller?
Yes. Dealer, auction and private-party purchases can be considered, subject to program requirements.
How long can I keep an approval open while I shop?
Qualified approvals may remain open for up to 90 days while you shop for the right machine.
What term lengths are available?
Available structures can include 12 to 72 month terms depending on the equipment, transaction and credit profile.
Do you work with machine tool dealers and manufacturers?
Yes. We work with dealers and manufacturers that want to give customers a monthly payment path at the point of purchase.
Ready to put the next machine to work?
Start with the equipment, the cost and the monthly path.