Equipment Leasing

Lab and pilot-scale extruders, and selected ancillary equipment are also available for lease if further testing is necessary.

The Lease Agreement duration is one month, or longer if required. All it takes to execute the straightforward document is a signature and a deposit.

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Leasing enables customers to conduct product development or run pilot plant production.

If you are interested in purchasing the leased equipment or different machinery, a portion of your lease payments may apply to the selling price of the existing equipment or any other equipment you purchase.

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