Make more, faster.

Add capacity, automate the line and take on bigger orders, with financing matched to how manufacturers run.

Illustration: a CNC machine cutting a part beside a conveyor and parts shelving.

What manufacturing businesses finance with PHB.

  • Production equipment

    CNC machines, presses, lasers, fabrication and finishing equipment.

  • Automation

    Robotics, conveyors and controls that lift output without lifting headcount.

  • Inventory and orders

    Working capital for raw materials and large purchase orders before customers pay.

  • CNC machining centres
  • Press brakes
  • Laser cutters
  • Robotic cells
  • Packaging lines
  • Forklifts
  • Compressors
  • Quality and test equipment

Why businesses like yours use PHB.

  • Capacity when the orders come

    Apply once and compare offers while you size up the next contract.

  • Equipment that pays for itself

    Spread the cost of new machines over the output they produce.

  • Lenders who know the floor

    Your file goes to lenders comfortable with industrial assets and long lead times.

Three steps to funded.

  1. 1

    See if you qualify

    A few quick questions. Under a minute, no documents, no credit check.

  2. 2

    Get approved

    Lenders who know your industry review your business and approve the amount you need.

  3. 3

    Get funded

    The money lands in your account and the work gets done.

FAQ

Can I finance equipment that's still being built?

Some lender programs support deposits and progress payments. PHB will match you with those that do.

What about used machinery?

Used and refurbished equipment can be financed, depending on the asset and the lender.

Your growth, funded.

Check your eligibility in under a minute, then let PHB find the lenders that fit.

Illustration: a CNC machine cutting a part beside a conveyor and parts shelving.

Financing subject to lender approval.

PHB is not a lender. Financing is provided by third-party lenders, who make all credit decisions. Rates, terms and approval depend on your business and the lender.