Manufacturing Capital That Keeps Your Line Running and Your Orders Shipping
Large purchase orders, machinery breakdowns, and raw material lead times don't pause for cash flow problems. ABC Funding delivers $5,000–$500,000 to U.S. manufacturers and fabricators in as little as 24 hours — so your floor stays productive and your customers stay satisfied.
Why Manufacturers & Fabricators Face Unique Cash Flow Challenges
Manufacturing is a business of timing. You win a contract, commit to a delivery date, and then face a race to procure materials, run shifts, and ship on time — often without seeing a payment for 30, 60, or 90 days. The gap between what you spend and what you collect can strangle growth even when your order book is full.
ABC Funding bridges that gap. Our revenue-based financing looks at what your business has earned, not just your credit file, so manufacturers with strong revenue histories can access capital in a fraction of the time a traditional lender would take. Get funded and get back on the floor.
6 Ways Manufacturers & Fabricators Use ABC Funding
From machinery to materials to expansion — here's where fast capital moves the needle.
Machinery & Equipment Purchases
Finance CNC machines, lathes, presses, conveyor systems, or specialty fabrication tools without depleting your working capital. The equipment earns its cost back in production — fund it that way.
Raw Materials & Components
Buy steel, aluminum, plastics, electronic components, and other inputs in bulk before prices spike or supply tightens. Capital access means you're never caught short when a large run starts.
Large Purchase Order Fulfillment
Land a big contract and need capital to fulfill it before payment arrives? A short-term advance tied to a purchase order lets you take on bigger jobs without turning down revenue.
Hiring & Workforce Expansion
Ramp up your production team to meet a new contract or cover seasonal demand spikes. Payroll funding ensures your skilled labor stays on payroll while you wait for net-30 or net-60 invoices to clear.
Facility Expansion & Build-Out
Add a second shift bay, lease adjacent warehouse space, or build out a finishing room. Physical capacity is often the only thing standing between your current revenue and a contract twice as large.
Bridge Slow Periods & Long Net Terms
When customers pay on net-60 or net-90 terms and your overhead is due now, a working capital advance keeps operations running without pausing production or missing vendor payments.
Funding Options for Manufacturers & Fabricators
Match your capital to your need. Every product below is available to qualified manufacturing businesses.
Working Capital Loans
Cover materials, payroll, and overhead while you wait for invoices to clear.
$5,000–$500,000
Learn moreShort-Term Loans
A lump sum for machinery purchases, facility upgrades, or large fulfillment runs.
Up to $500,000
Learn moreEquipment Financing
Finance CNC machines, presses, and specialty tools — preserve working capital for materials.
Up to $250,000
Learn moreLine of Credit
Draw on demand when a contract requires upfront spend and collections lag behind.
Up to $250,000
Learn moreDo You Qualify?
Most U.S. manufacturers and fabricators qualify when they hit these benchmarks:
6+ months in business
Operating history we can verify against bank statements.
$10,000+ in average monthly revenue
Revenue-based approval — not just a credit score.
Active business bank account
Funds are deposited directly into your business account.
U.S.-based manufacturing or fabrication operation
We fund manufacturers across all 50 states.
No open bankruptcies
Discharged bankruptcies may still qualify — ask a specialist.
Metal, wood, plastics, electronics & more
All manufacturing and fabrication types welcome.
We evaluate your production revenue and bank statements — not just a credit score.
"We landed a six-figure contract in March and didn't have the raw material budget to start the run. ABC Funding approved us for $75,000 in less than a day. We ordered materials Monday, started production Wednesday, and delivered on schedule. That contract led to two more. This is exactly what a small manufacturer needs."
Marcus T.
Fabrication Shop Owner — Ohio
How much could your manufacturing business qualify for?
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Frequently asked questions
Manufacturing-specific answers to the questions we hear most.
Can I get funding based on a large purchase order or contract?
Yes. If you have a signed purchase order or contract with a creditworthy buyer, that strengthens your application significantly. While we don't offer traditional PO financing, our revenue-based products work well for manufacturers who need capital to fulfill a specific order — and who have the revenue history to support it.
Does ABC Funding work with manufacturers that have long payment cycles?
Absolutely. Long net terms are one of the most common cash flow challenges in manufacturing. Our working capital advances give you immediate liquidity so you can keep the line running while waiting for 30-, 60-, or 90-day invoices to come in.
Can I use equipment financing for used or refurbished industrial machines?
Yes, in many cases. Equipment financing can apply to both new and used machinery, depending on its condition, appraised value, and how central it is to your production process. Talk to a specialist about the specific equipment you're looking to acquire.
Will applying affect my business credit?
Checking your options with ABC Funding uses a soft pull and does not affect your business or personal credit score. A hard inquiry only occurs if you accept a final offer.
What types of manufacturers does ABC Funding work with?
We fund metal fabricators, woodworkers, plastics manufacturers, electronics assemblers, food producers, textile operations, and more. If your business makes or assembles a product and generates consistent revenue, we want to hear from you.
Manufacturing growth demands capital. We make capital fast.
Apply in 60 seconds. No cost, no credit impact.