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3D Printer Lease or Finance
Fusion3 3D printers are powerful tools for any sized business and we do everything we can to make it easy for our customers to lease a 3D printer.
We’ve partnered with leaders in commercial financing to provide competitive leasing options for our customers to finance a 3D printer. Our partners can work with any sized US business to tailor a leasing duration and structure to meet your needs with payments as low as $199.99 per month*.
* assumes purchase of Fusion3 EDGE 3D printer + shipping totaling $7,499, established 700 FICO score, 2 payments at lease start. Documentation fees up to $500 may apply.
Lower Initial Expense
The main advantage of an equipment lease is that it allows you to acquire assets with minimal initial expenditures. Since equipment leases have low or no down payment, you can obtain the goods you need without significantly affecting your cash flow.
Tax Deductions
Lease payments are usually tax deductible on your US tax returns, reducing the next cost of your 3D printer lease.
Easier to Upgrade Equipment
Leasing allows businesses to more quickly address issues related to outdated or obsolete manufacturing equipment.
If you lease items that can become obsolete in a shorter period of time, such as computers or other high-tech equipment, a lease passes the burden of obsolescence onto the lessor. For instance other 3D printers on the market have a two to four year life, and Fusion3 customers tend to have a four to seven year life span of their 3D printers. With a lease you are free to lease new, higher-end equipment once the lease ends.
Structured For Your Needs
Fusion3’s leasing partners offer competitive leasing rates, lease duration from 12 to 60 months and a variety of end of lease options, including $1 buyout (where you own the 3D printer outright at the end of the lease), making it easy to finance a 3D printer.
Cut Manufacturing & Production Costs, Not Quality
3D print prototypes, jigs and fixtures at lower cost than traditional manufacturing methods. Fusion3 3D printers enable highly efficient workstations that require low labor costs. Our 3D printer lease and 3D printer financing options will drive down manufacturing costs while increasing efficiency and productivity.
Looking for great leasing terms on the USA made Fusion3 EDGE 3D Printer? Only $6,999 Plus shipping.
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Please include the following options in my quote:EDGE: Secure Version
Replacement Glass Print Beds (Set of 3)
6 Month Supply of HEPA / Carbon Replacement Filters (6 Sets)
EDGE Heavy-Duty Rolling Cart
ANVIL Replacement Print Head (only)
ANVIL .4MM surgical steel print tubes (set of 3)
ANVIL .6MM surgical steel print tubes (set of 3)
ANVIL .8MM surgical steel print tubes (set of 3)
EDGE Magnetic Stack Light
EDGE Filament Bay Dehumidifier
EDGE Magnetic Print Bed & Removable Print Surface Options
UPS/Battery Backup Solutions in the event of power loss (only power-loss solution effective for higher-temperature materials)
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Formlabs Partners with FITTLE Xerox to Fund
3D PrintersFormlabs, a Massachusetts-based polymer 3D printer manufacturer, announced a strategic partnership with FITTLE, Xerox's equipment finance division. Through its alliance with FITTLE, Formlabs will provide its customer base with a broader and more flexible set of purchasing options, as well as streamlined customer support, billing, and hardware services for Formlabs users.
FITTLE, the equipment finance division of Xerox Holdings Corporation, which was renamed FITTLE in 2022 and is a leading provider of innovative business finance and payments solutions, has partnered with Formlabs to help increase access to best-in-class 3D technology. printing by increasing accessibility.
FITTLE is designed to help businesses secure funding for IT services, software, audiovisual and security equipment, 3D printing equipment, and other office equipment.
Formlabs believes the partnership with FITTLE and its range of funding options, including end-to-end billing for support, consumables and maintenance, will make its 3D printing hardware more affordable.
In a press release announcing Formlabs' new partnership with FITTLE, Formlabs Chief Commercial Officer Luke Winston commented, “Xerox is a trusted brand that makes the rental process simple and affordable, allowing more engineers, designers and manufacturers to integrate Formlabs products into their work processes. FITTLE President Nicole Torraco added, "FITTLE's ongoing investment in cutting-edge technology enables us to quickly create, deploy and manage innovative financial solutions to meet the specific needs of our partners."
Formlabs is confident that, with the support of FITTLE's financial offerings, it will continue to support companies in maintaining their cash flow through flexible means by expanding access to its professional stereolithography and selective laser sintering 3D printers.
Clients such as 1:10 Rod Shop have already begun to take advantage of the new funding opportunities. 1:10 Rod Shop, manufactures and sells remote control (RC) vehicles and RC vehicle parts, has purchased three Fuse SLS printers to support production of scale model RC vehicle parts and accessories. According to the Formlabs website, customers can fund a Fuse 1+ package totaling just under $40,000 for just $720 per month for five years.
Earlier this year, FITTLE also partnered with Black Buffalo 3D, a structural 3D printing company that has revolutionized the construction site, labor, construction waste, and construction industry with its products and technology. and material costs. The partnership aimed to make Black Buffalo construction printers more accessible to the construction market through FITTLE's extensive funding offerings.
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Formlabs Raises $150M Series E Funding Raises Capitalization to $2B
Formlabs Reportedly Plans to Use Funding to Further Grow Its Portfolio 3D printing solutions that enable more mass production and customization.
The company also expects to expand its team in seven offices around the world.
According to the press release, Formlabs is committed to expanding access to digital manufacturing so that anyone can create anything. With its line of stereolithography (SLA) and selective laser sintering (SLS) 3D printers, the company has not only set the standard for affordable professional-grade 3D printing, but has repeatedly improved it. Formlabs is the world's number one selling professional grade 3D printer. Using a variety of printers and media, the companies enable users in industries such as healthcare, dentistry, manufacturing, engineering, education, jewelry, audio, and entertainment to accelerate innovation and reduce costs. To date, Formlabs users have printed over 85 million parts, including tens of millions of nasopharyngeal probes used in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic..
“Today, the industry is experiencing a renaissance,” comments Max Lobovsky, CEO and co-founder of Formlabs.
“The 3D printing market is expected to reach $51.77 billion by 2026, and it is Formlabs that will ensure its further development "While others only promise printers capable of mass production and quality parts for end use, Formlabs delivers."
Max Lobowski adds: “Today, most 3D printing technologies are still too expensive and difficult to use for widespread adoption. We focus on improving the user experience and quality of laser printers while reducing cost. For us, this is a key success factor and industry growth. With the help of this investment, we plan to expand our current portfolio of SLA and SLS technologies and accelerate our product development to continue to meet the expectations of the 3D printing industry."
Formlabs continues to drive the industry forward through innovation and the constant introduction of new printing technologies such as the Fuse 1, the world's first desktop SLS printer, and new valuable materials such as BioMed Clear Resin and Rigid 10K.
Parts made with Formlabs printers can be found everywhere: in the operating room, in the dental chair, in the car, and even shoes. Leading companies such as Google, New Balance, Sennheiser, Ashley Furniture, Mayo Clinic, and Northwell Health trust Formlabs printers to design, prototype, and mass-produce consumer end-use products. Through its 3D printing offerings, Formlabs will continue to push mass customization to make anything possible, from more personalized healthcare to custom headphones and more.
"We are incredibly excited to be partnering with SoftBank Vision Fund 2. This will not only enable us to open a new chapter in Formlabs' development, but also continue to provide the industry's most affordable 3D printing technology for everything from prototyping to manufacturing," emphasizes Nathan Linder. (Nathan Linder), Formlabs Co-Founder and Chairman of the Board of Directors - For a long time, SoftBank has been supporting innovative hardware companies as they scale, expand globally, and go public without slowing down innovation.
