Laser Engraver & CO2 Laser Financing
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Laser engravers and CO2 laser cutters turn wood, acrylic, leather, fabric, glass and stone into finished products, signs and personalized gifts in minutes. Since 2011, Sunset Financial Group has financed more than 600 laser cutting and engraving machines for manufacturers, apparel makers, sign shops, machine shops and memorial companies.
Most laser engravers cost between about $7,000 and $25,000, so laser engraver financing is usually approved quickly, and the payment is often covered by a few jobs a month.
Lasers We Finance
CO2 Laser Cutters & Engravers
Flatbed CO2 lasers that cut and engrave wood, acrylic, leather, fabric, paper and rubber. The type we finance most.
Dual-Head & Large-Format Lasers
Two laser heads or a 4′ x 8′ table to cut more parts per hour and handle full sheets.
Fiber Laser Markers
20- to 80-watt markers that engrave serial numbers, logos and designs on metal, tools, jewelry and promotional items.
Metal & Non-Metal Combination Cutters
Machines with both a fiber source and a CO2 tube, so one table cuts sheet metal and acrylic or wood.
Desktop & High-Speed Engravers
Compact engravers and galvo lasers for small parts, awards and fast personalization.
Lasers With Cameras & Rotaries
Camera alignment for cutting printed materials, and rotary attachments for cups, tumblers and bottles.
Sizes We Have Financed
Desktop
Beds up to about 24″ x 16″
30- to 60-watt engravers for small shops and personalization.
Mid-Size
About 36″ x 24″ to 51″ x 36″
80- to 130-watt lasers, the most common size we finance.
Large-Format
63″ x 40″ and 4′ x 8′ beds
130- to 150-watt tubes, often with two heads, for production cutting.
Laser engravers we have financed range from about $6,000 for a desktop machine to more than $50,000 for combination metal and non-metal cutters.
Finance the Whole Setup
A laser runs better with the right accessories. These can all be included in the same agreement:
- Water chillers and exhaust blowers
- Fume extractors and air assist
- Rotary attachments for cups and cylinders
- CCD cameras
- Upgraded laser tubes and lenses
- Voltage regulators, design software and training
Why Businesses Add a Laser
Bring Engraving In-House
Shops that sent engraving and cutting out make it themselves and keep the margin.
Sell Personalized Products
Custom gifts, awards, signs and memorials sell for more, and a laser makes one-offs practical.
Cut Faster and Cleaner
A laser cuts acrylic, fabric and leather with sealed edges and no tooling to change.
Recently Financed
Four Lasers for a Machine Shop
A machine shop financed four CO2 laser cutters and engravers in two table sizes on one agreement.
Large-Format Laser for a Sign Shop
A sign company financed a new 48″ x 36″, 120-watt CO2 laser engraver.
Three Lasers for Personalized Products
A personalization business financed three laser engravers, including a 100-watt MOPA fiber laser.
Laser makers we have financed include AEON, BOSS Laser, CAMFive, Epilog, FlexMax and Thunder Laser.
Laser Engraver Financing FAQ
Can I finance more than one laser?
Yes. Several lasers, even in different sizes, can go on one agreement.
Can chillers, rotaries and software be included?
Yes. Chillers, exhaust and fume extraction, rotaries, cameras, software, installation and training can be financed with the laser.
How much can I be approved for with just an application?
Up to $350,000 with our one-page application. Most lasers fall well under that amount, so approvals are usually quick.
What will my monthly payment be?
It depends on the price, term and your credit profile. Use our payment calculator for an estimate, or request a quote for exact numbers.
What terms are available?
Terms range from 12 to 84 months with fixed monthly payments. See our types of leases for $101 buyout, fair market value and other options.
Looking for other production equipment? See all manufacturing equipment we finance.
Header photo: Andy Dingley, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
