Injection Moulding Machine Finance

Injection moulding machine finance rates typically start from around 6.55% and can range to 15%, depending on your credit profile, business history, financials, the age and value of the injection moulding machine, loan amount and preferred loan terms. Eligible applicants financing newer injection moulding machines may qualify for rates at the lower end of this range. We compare options across 80+ lenders to find competitive rates and repayments suited to your circumstances, and negotiate directly with lenders for a better deal where possible. Rates are indicative only and subject to lender criteria, credit assessment, fees, terms and approval.

Not with an ABN alone. If you’re a new business or don’t have full financials, there are lenders that may still consider your application, but they’ll generally want to see a registered business, a confirmed source of work with a reputable company, and usually a deposit. The work doesn’t necessarily need to be under a formal contract, but the lender will typically want to verify the work details verbally. The deposit required will vary depending on your overall credit profile, business experience and the injection moulding machine you’re purchasing. We can assess your situation and determine which lenders and finance options are available without putting you through unnecessary applications.

Yes. We arrange finance for new, used and older injection moulding machines, whether you’re buying from a dealer, private seller or auction. The age, value and condition of a used injection moulding machine can influence which lenders and finance options are available. We can compare options from lenders that finance a wide range of used and older machines to find a suitable deal for your circumstances.

Yes. No deposit injection moulding machine finance may allow eligible ABN holders to finance up to 100% of the purchase price with no upfront deposit. Eligibility depends on your business history, credit profile, financial position and the injection moulding machine being purchased.

Yes. Low doc injection moulding machine finance up to $500,000 may be available to eligible ABN holders without providing a full set of financial statements and tax returns. Depending on the lender, BAS statements, business bank statements, an accountant declaration or other supporting documents may be accepted.

Yes. Eligible ABN holders may qualify for no financials injection moulding machine finance without providing full financial statements or tax returns. Lenders may instead consider your ABN and GST history, credit profile, business history and the injection moulding machine being financed.

Depending on your circumstances, low-doc injection moulding machine finance may be available up to $500,000, while full-doc finance can extend to $5–10 million+ for larger purchases or fleets. Your borrowing capacity will depend on your business financials, trading history, the injection moulding machine being financed and the lender’s criteria.

Injection moulding machine finance terms are generally available from 1 to 7 years, depending on the lender, the age of the injection moulding machine and your circumstances. We can structure the term and repayments around your business cash flow and how long you plan to keep the machine.

Yes. Having bad credit doesn’t necessarily mean you can’t get injection moulding machine finance. We work with a range of lenders and can explore options based on your individual circumstances, business history and the injection moulding machine you’re looking to finance. Every application is different, so approval isn’t guaranteed, but we’ll work to find the most suitable finance option available for your situation.

Yes. Injection moulding machine finance can be arranged for dealer purchases, private sales and auction purchases. Private and auction purchases can have different lender, valuation and documentation requirements, so getting the finance organised before committing to the purchase can make the process easier.

Injection moulding machines can be financed using a chattel mortgage, commercial hire purchase, finance lease and other machinery finance structures. The right option depends on your business, cash flow, ownership requirements and tax position.

A balloon is a lump sum left owing at the end of the finance term. Including a balloon can reduce your regular repayments, but it leaves a larger amount to pay or refinance at the end. The right balloon depends on your injection moulding machine, finance structure and business cash flow.

Most of the time, we can get same-day approval. Some applications may take 24 to 48 hours, depending on the injection moulding machine you’re purchasing, your business background, the complexity of the application, and whether the lender requires any additional information or documentation. We work to match your application with the most suitable lender from the outset, helping keep the approval process as quick and straightforward as possible.

Getting a injection moulding machine finance quote with Overdrive has zero impact on your credit score. We don’t require any upfront credit checks to provide you with a quote. A formal credit enquiry is only made once you give us the go-ahead to proceed with your application and we submit it to the most suitable lender.

Yes. Injection moulding machine fleet finance is available for businesses purchasing multiple machines or expanding an existing fleet. Eligible businesses may access low doc finance up to $500,000, or full doc finance from smaller purchases through to $10 million+ for larger fleet transactions. Finance can be structured around your business cash flow, existing commitments and fleet requirements, with lender pricing negotiated based on the strength and size of the transaction.