Flexible Material Handling Equipment Financing Solutions for Your Business
Invest in the material handling systems your operation needs — from conveyors and automated storage to forklifts, palletizing systems, and warehouse automation — without tying up critical capital.
Whether you’re expanding capacity, modernizing workflows, or supporting higher throughput, we provide tailored financing programs designed to align with operational efficiency, automation initiatives, and long-term growth plans.
From established operators to multi-facility enterprises, we help businesses acquire material handling equipment with competitive terms, fast decisions, and flexible payment structures.
Flexible Terms
Structured around throughput goals and operational cash flow
Financing up to $20M
Single-system or multi-facility deployments
Fast Approval Decisions
Responsive underwriting for time-sensitive projects
5K+ Businesses Funded
Across industrial and automation-driven environments
Purchase material handling equipment outright with structured payments aligned to installation timelines, system integration, and operational ramp-up.
Flexible lease programs help preserve capital and support evolving operational needs — ideal for facilities investing in automation, expansion, or phased deployments.
Work with our lender network to access vendor- and integrator-backed material handling financing, including fast approvals for new or upgraded systems.
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Flexible terms
Financing up to $15M
Fast Approval Decisions
5K+ Businesses Funded
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NFS Capital is a privately-held leader in Equipment Finance across the U.S. and Canada. NFS Capital is a story lender and provides flexible equipment finance solutions supporting businesses and organizations, including emerging, established, and turnaround companies. NFS uses its own balance sheet capital and provides fast, flexible credit decisions. For more than 19 years, NFS Capital is proud to have created thousands of jobs and infused over $1,500,000,000 of capital into non-investment grade firms, a segment of the economy struggling to secure critically needed equipment financing.