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NTM FINANCE CENTER // EQUIPMENT FINANCING

Financing for Portable Rollforming Machines.

Every way to pay for your metal roofing or seamless gutter machine, in one place. Apply online with Corbel in minutes, claim Section 179, or work with the lender that fits your business.

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Apply:
Online
Decision:
4 to 8 hrs
Credit pull:
Soft
NTM operator feeding a metal panel into an SSQ3 portable rollformer on a jobsite

Three ways to pay

Pick the path that fits your deal.

Pick a route to fund the machine, then claim your Section 179 deduction at tax time on top of whichever one you choose. Start wherever you are.

Fastest

Apply online with Corbel

You want an answer now. Corbel runs your application against top-tier equipment lenders and comes back fast.

  • Soft inquiry, so applying won’t touch your credit score
  • Approval details in 4 to 8 business hours
How Corbel works

Work with a lender

Finance through a bank

You’d rather go straight to a bank. NTM works with a directory of proven equipment lenders you can compare and apply to directly.

  • First National Bank, Apex, American Bank, Crest, and ACG
  • Compare terms and pick the one that fits your business
See the lender directory

Your own bank

Bring your own lender

You already have a bank or credit union you trust. NTM works with whatever lender you bring. You don’t have to use ours.

  • Use any bank, credit union, or finance partner you choose
  • We’ll supply quotes, invoices, and specs your lender needs
See the lender directory

Build · Quote · Finance

Build it, price it, and finance it in one place.

The configurator runs the whole path in the browser. Spec your machine, get a real quote, and start the financing application from the same screen.

Watch: build, price, and finance in one place

  1. Build

    Configure your machine.

    Profile, power pack, control system, accessories. Every option a specialist would walk you through, surfaced as a guided picker.

  2. Quote

    See real pricing instantly.

    Your build returns a transparent, itemized quote you can save, print, or send to a partner. No gatekeeper between you and the number.

  3. Finance

    Apply in the same flow.

    Send your configured build straight into the financing application. Build, price, and apply without leaving the browser.

Open the configurator

Apply online with Corbel

Configure and finance your NTM machine with Corbel.

Corbel isn’t a lender. It’s a technology company that runs your application against some of the industry’s best equipment finance providers, so you get the best rate you qualify for from one application.

  1. Submit your credit application, even if your quote isn’t finalized.
  2. Get approval details back within 4 to 8 business hours.
  3. Finalize your equipment purchase with your NTM sales rep.
  4. Pick the payment plan that fits your season and cash flow.

Tax savings with Section 179

Pay for your machine over time, deduct it this year.

Section 179 lets businesses deduct qualifying equipment from taxable income in the year it’s put into service, whether you buy, finance, or lease it.

Deduct up to
$1,220,000
of qualifying equipment, current tax year

Reduce your taxable income

Write off the equipment purchase against this year’s income instead of depreciating it over time.

Invest while you save

Put a capital machine to work now and let the deduction offset a real chunk of the cost.

Protect your cash flow

Pair Section 179 with financing: low monthly payments now, the full tax benefit this year.

Open the savings calculator Read the Section 179 guide

Not all equipment qualifies, and deduction limits vary with your total purchases and business income. Consult a tax professional to confirm eligibility and how Section 179 applies to your business.

Work with a lender

The lenders we work with.

NTM doesn’t finance machines in-house. Corbel is our preferred partner because you build the machine and apply for financing in one place. The banks below are proven equipment lenders contractors have used to fund their machines.

Already have a lender? You can finance through any bank or credit union you choose. We’ll provide the quote, invoice, and machine specs they need.

Financing questions

What buyers ask before they apply.

Is Corbel a lender?

No. Corbel is a technology company that partners with equipment vendors and top-tier finance providers to maximize your chance of approval at the best rate. It runs your one application against several of the industry’s best lenders.

What are the financing terms and rates?

Once approved, you can choose a payment plan over 36, 48, or 60 months. Rates start at 8% APR and are set by the personal and commercial credit behind each application.

What financing or leasing options do you offer?

A variety of structures, including Equipment Financing Agreements (EFAs) and Fair Market Value (FMV) leases. The Customer Success team works with you to find the structure that fits your business.

What types of businesses qualify?

Most commercial buyers, from small and mid-size businesses to sole proprietors running a business out of their home with no formal entity.

Do I need a final invoice before I apply?

No. You can apply at any point in the sale. A final invoice can be supplied after you receive your approval.

Will applying hurt my credit?

No. The financing partners use a soft inquiry, so applying won’t impact your personal credit score.

Talk it through

Not sure which path is yours?

Send the details and a rollforming specialist will follow up with the financing route that fits your numbers, your timing, and the machine you’re after.

What to expect

  • A straight answer on which financing path fits your deal
  • Help mapping Section 179 to your purchase timing
  • A warm handoff to the right lender, not a sales pitch

Or call NTM Sales

303.294.0538

Please note

New Tech Machinery does not provide in-house financing and is not affiliated with any bank or financing company. Financing agreements are between the purchaser and the lender. Read the paperwork thoroughly and ask your loan agent about rates, terms, and conditions before you sign.