Spread the cost of robot arms, actuators and parts. Pay later on net terms, or in monthly payments through equipment financing or a lease.
Financing is new here. We are setting it up with lending partners. Tell us about your order and we will come back with the options that fit it. All financing is subject to credit approval, and the lender sets the terms.
Two ways to pay over time
Example monthly payments
Estimates at two example rates, 8% and 20% APR. Your rate and payment depend on your credit, your time in business and the lender. They do not include tax, fees or a down payment.
| Order total | 24 months | 36 months | 60 months |
|---|---|---|---|
| $2,000 | $90 to $102 | $63 to $74 | $41 to $53 |
| $10,000 | $452 to $509 | $313 to $372 | $203 to $265 |
| $30,000 | $1,357 to $1,527 | $940 to $1,115 | $608 to $795 |
Who can apply
- US businesses of any size, including LLCs and startups. Universities and research labs can ask too.
- Lenders look at time in business, business and personal credit, and the order. Two years or more in business usually gets the best rates.
- Newer businesses can often qualify, sometimes at a higher rate or with a down payment. Small companies are usually asked for a personal guarantee.
- Many lenders prequalify you with a soft credit check, which does not affect your credit score.
Tax
Equipment you finance can still qualify for the Section 179 deduction and bonus depreciation in the year you put it in service. Ask your tax adviser how this applies to you.
How to apply
- Send the form below with what you plan to buy and the rough order total.
- Within two business days we reply with the options that fit your order, and a quote.
- If you want to go ahead, you apply with the lender. The lender decides and sets the terms.
- Once you are approved, we confirm the order and ship it as usual.
Prefer email? Write to orders@shopactuators.com with the products, quantities and how you would like to pay.
Ask about financing
Financing is subject to credit approval. The lender, not Tolerance Labs, sets the rates, terms and approval. The ranges and payments on this page are typical market figures for October 2026 and examples only. They are not an offer of credit.