Printing Press Leasing and Financing

Leasing equipment instead of buying offers many advantages, such as the ability to upgrade frequently and keep pace with new and emerging technologies, all while avoiding the hassle that comes with finding creditors to extend you a large line of credit. If you have some equipment that you would like to test out but you’re not sure if it will work for you in the long run, then a short-term lease provides you with a commitment-free “trial period” to determine if it is the right equipment for your printing business.

There are many tax advantages to leasing that are not available when purchasing printing press equipment, since lease payments can be fully deductible as a business expense. You should speak with your accountant about your specific tax situation.  CIT has a wide variety of leasing options available that offer flexibility to meet the specific budget and financial needs of your company.

These precision machines enable you to print documents and specialty items at high speeds with exceptional quality. A fleet of quality printing presses means you can offer specialty printing or a lower cost per page than most traditional office printers provide. As a successful printing business, there is a range of different printers that you might need, including:

• Traditional and large format inkjet printers
• Digital printers
• Screen printers
• Heat presses
• Flexographic printers
• Laser printers
• Offset printers, often called printing presses or lithography

With several different printing press options to choose from, including full-size, half-size, and quarter-size sheet fed offset printers, you may need several different printing presses to satisfy all your printing orders. It may not be feasible for you to purchase all of the commercial or industrial machinery that you need, which is where printing press financing comes in.