
Material Handling Equipment Finance.
Forklifts, reach trucks, elevated work platforms, scissor lifts and boom lifts. Fast-approval finance for warehousing, logistics and construction access equipment.
5 asset types in material handling.
Each asset has its own finance pathway, price range and typical deal size. Click through to see structures, lender appetite and FAQs for the specific machine you’re considering.

Forklift Finance
Counterbalance forklifts (LPG, diesel, electric) for warehousing, manufacturing and logistics. The backbone of indoor materials handling for…

Reach Truck Finance
Electric reach trucks for narrow-aisle warehouse operations. High-rack pallet handling for 3PL, distribution and high-density storage operat…

EWP Finance
Elevated work platforms — knuckle booms, straight booms, vertical masts. Trailer-mounted and self-propelled access equipment for constructio…

Scissor Lift Finance
Electric and rough-terrain scissor lifts for indoor maintenance, construction and access fleet operators. Standard and large-platform config…

Boom Lift Finance
Knuckle boom and telescopic boom lifts for high-reach access work in construction, maintenance and industrial sites. Self-propelled units wi…
Financing material handling.
Warehouse and access equipment is about availability — fast approvals and the option to bundle servicing into the repayment so a forklift or lift fleet stays working without surprise maintenance bills.
Chattel mortgage
Own the unit from settlement with the GST claimed upfront — straightforward for single forklifts and small fleets.
Fully-maintained rental
Bundle maintenance into a fixed rental so servicing is covered for the life of the agreement — popular for forklift and EWP fleets.
Operating lease
Use the equipment off the balance sheet with the option to upgrade at the end of the term.
- →Terms typically run 1–5 years.
- →Fast-approval facilities for straightforward deals.
- →Fully-maintained rental popular where uptime and predictable cost matter most.
- →Used units may attract a deposit or shorter term.