Assembly System Financing
Finance assembly cells, fixtures, and end-of-line test with terms that end when the contract does — and a written answer for what happens after. Representative example: a $600,000 assembly system runs about $11,400/month.*

The Assembly system Reality
An assembly system is usually built for one customer and one part number, which makes contract length the most important number in the financing and the one most schedules ignore. A seven-year term on a three-year program leaves you paying for fixtures that fit nothing else. We set the term inside the contract and settle the end of it in writing up front: extend if the program renews, return if it does not, refit for the next award.
Built for This Asset
Structures priced by people who know what a assembly system earns and how it holds value — not a generic credit box.
Manufacturing Expertise
Part of our Manufacturing vertical: payment structures matched to how this industry's revenue actually arrives.
Backed by $1B
A $1B forward flow agreement with TPG gives Elevex institutional capital strength with entrepreneurial speed.
What We Finance
- Manual and semi-automatic assembly cells
- Fixtures, nests, and tooling plates
- Screwdriving, pressing, and dispensing stations
- Leak, functional, and end-of-line test
- Vision inspection and error-proofing
- Conveyance, workstations, and part presentation
Payment Structures
The differentiation: four ways to own the same equipment, engineered to your cash flow. Compare them side by side on our structures page.
Operating Lease
Off-balance-sheet treatment with end-of-term flexibility — return, renew, or purchase. Often the right answer when technology cycles or accounting outcomes drive the decision.
$1 Buyout Lease
Own the equipment for one dollar at term end. Fixed payments, full Section 179 eligibility, and a clean path to ownership.
Seasonal & Step Payments
Payments that follow your revenue curve — lighter in slow months, heavier in peak season, or stepping up as new equipment ramps to full production.
Usage-Based & As-a-Service
Payments tied to hours, output, or consumption. The category Elevex is defining: pay for what equipment achieves, not what it costs.
How It Works
Three steps from quote to funded.
1 · Apply in Minutes
Application-only to $1,000,000 — no tax returns or financials below that threshold. Have your equipment quote, auction listing, or build spec ready.
2 · Structure Together
A finance professional (not a portal) walks the structure options — term, seasonality, end-of-term — and prices the deal to your cash flow.
3 · Fund in 24–48 Hours
Most transactions fund within 24–48 hours of signed documents. Your vendor gets paid; you get to work.
Common Questions
What happens at the end of the term if the program does not renew?
Can a system be restructured if the contract is extended?
Can I finance a used assembly system?
Does an assembly system qualify for Section 179?
How fast can assembly system financing close?
Related Reading
Payment engineering and structure strategy from the Elevex Insights library.
Milestone-based equipment payments
Matching funding costs to customer receipts
When equipment becomes strategy
Payment structures that enable growth, not just acquisition
Payment engineering vs. equipment financing
What smart finance teams know that banks don't
Ready to finance your assembly system?
Payments built on outcomes, from the team that knows your industry. Equipment sellers: offer financing at the point of sale with CapVex.