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Printing equipment leasing

A press is only as good as the finishing behind it, so printing equipment leasing here covers the whole floor — the digital press, the cutter, the folder and the platesetter. New, demo or used, from a dealer, a manufacturer or a shop that is closing its doors.

What we finance

New or used, from any vendor, dealer or auction. Named manufacturers are examples of what this covers, not a limit — if what you need is not on this list, ask.

  • Production digital presses — Xerox Iridesse and Versant, Ricoh Pro C, Canon varioPRINT
  • HP Indigo 7K and 100K digital presses
  • Sheetfed offset — Heidelberg Speedmaster, Komori Lithrone
  • Production inkjet and web presses — HP PageWide, Screen Truepress
  • Wide format — HP Latex, Roland TrueVIS, Mimaki, Epson SureColor
  • Label and flexo presses — Mark Andy, HP Indigo 6K
  • DTG and DTF garment printers, dryers and curing
  • Bindery and finishing — Duplo, Horizon, MBO, Standard, Polar
  • Platesetters, prepress, proofing and color management
  • Used presses, rebuilt equipment, rigging and installation
  • Komori Lithrone, Koenig Rapida, Man Roland and RMGT sheetfed presses
  • Web offset presses, UV and LED-UV curing, coaters and inline finishing

Why lease it

01

Click charges are not a business plan

A press financed on its own is an asset with an end date. Keeping the equipment lease separate from the service agreement means you can compare both instead of signing one number.

02

Finishing is half the job

The cutter, the folder and the booklet maker decide what the press can actually sell. All of it goes on the same lease so the floor is bought as a floor.

03

Take the work in-house

Every job sent out is margin leaving the building. A press that brings wide format or labels back in starts paying the month it is installed.

FREE QUOTE

Get a custom quote in minutes

Tell us what equipment you need — from any list above, or something that is not on one. An ACG specialist follows up, typically within 24 hours, with options built around your business.

Business equipment financing. $10,000 minimum. We do not finance personal or household purchases.

  • — NO OBLIGATION, NO HARD CREDIT PULL
  • — NEW OR USED, ANY VENDOR
  • — OR CALL (949) 822-3017
$10,000 minimum

Three steps to your equipment

01

Request a quote

Use the form above or call (949) 822-3017. No obligation and no hard credit pull to get a number.

02

Secure approval and sign

Most decisions come back the same day. Documents are signed online.

03

Order your equipment

We deal with the vendor directly — payment, inspection and delivery — so you can keep running the business.

Printing equipment leasing questions

Do you finance used printing equipment?

Yes. Used and rebuilt presses, wide format printers and bindery equipment finance the same way as new, including auction purchases and equipment from a shop that is closing.

Can I lease a Xerox or HP Indigo production press?

Yes. Production digital presses from Xerox, Ricoh, Canon, Konica Minolta and HP Indigo all lease here, from any dealer, with the finishing equipment on the same paper.

Is a DTG or DTF printer lease available?

Yes. Direct-to-garment and direct-to-film printers, dryers, pretreat machines and heat presses can go on one lease as a package.

Does the lease cover installation and rigging?

Yes. Freight, rigging, installation and training can be written into the same printing equipment lease as the press.

Can I finance a printing press?

Yes. Sheetfed offset, digital and web presses are financed new or used, from a dealer, a broker or a shop selling off a floor, with rigging and installation on the same schedule.

How much does it cost to lease a printing press?

It depends on the format, the number of units, whether the press is new or low-impression and the term you pick. Send the quote you already have and we will put a payment against it the same day.

Know what you need?

An application takes a few minutes and most decisions come back the same day. If you would rather see a payment first, the calculator gives you a range without asking for anything.