Invoice Factoring
Turn net-60/90 receivables into same-day cash to keep the line running.
Learn moreFunding for Manufacturing.
Long production cycles and heavy machinery tie up cash for months. We keep the line running while the orders work their way through.
The Reality
Manufacturing Funding Challenges.
Raw materials, machinery, and net terms all pull cash out of the business long before product ships.
Cash Tied in Production
Materials and labor are spent months before finished goods are sold and paid for.
Bulk Material Buys
Buying raw materials at volume discounts requires big upfront outlays.
Expensive Machinery
CNC machines and production lines are major capital investments.
Net-60/90 Receivables
Large buyers dictate long payment terms that strain working capital.
Built for the Trade
Funding Solutions for Manufacturing.
Manufacturing needs capital that matches long cycles and heavy assets.
Equipment Financing
Finance CNC machines and production lines over their useful life.
Learn moreLong-Term Loans
Fund facility expansion and major capacity investments.
Learn more$600K
Avg. funding
48hr
Typical funding speed
1,500+
Manufacturers funded
$5M
Max facility size
Where the Money Goes
What Manufacturing Operators Fund.
Manufacturing capital bridges the long gap between raw materials and paid invoices.
Common Use Cases
- Bulk raw-material purchasing
- CNC & production-line financing
- Bridging long production cycles
- Facility expansion
- Factoring large buyer invoices
From the Field
What They Say.
A national retailer put in a huge order on net-90 terms. Factoring those invoices through Ironclad let us buy materials and run a second shift without waiting three months to get paid.
★★★★★
Lena K.COO, Metal Fabrication
Eligibility
Do You Qualify?
If you run a manufacturing business and meet our simple baseline, you're likely a fit. Checking your options is a soft pull and never affects your credit score.
See If You QualifyThe Baseline to Qualify
- 6+ months in business
- $15,000+ in monthly revenue
- 500+ personal credit score
Keep the Line Running.
Fund materials, machinery, and growth.