Fabrication shops carry six-figure equipment and wait on project invoices. JYNI finds them when capital is the bottleneck.
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Welding and metal fabrication shops are among the most equipment-intensive small businesses in manufacturing. A CNC plasma cutter costs $40,000–$200,000. Laser cutters, press brakes, welding robots, and finishing equipment add hundreds of thousands more. Most fabrication shops are family-owned, 5–50 employees, and serve construction, oil & gas, agriculture, and manufacturing industries. Banks decline them due to equipment complexity, project-based revenue, and asset-heavy balance sheets. Fabricators with commercial and government contracts have predictable AR but often wait 30–90 days for payment while covering material and payroll costs. Equipment upgrade cycles are 5–10 years, creating recurring financing events.
The decision-maker's name and title — the person who can actually say yes, not a front desk.
A checked, direct line — not the business's general reception number.
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Target shops with 2+ years of operation, monthly revenue above $30,000, and verifiable equipment assets. Shops with commercial contracts (construction GCs, industrial manufacturers, oil & gas operators) have the strongest AR for factoring. Verify equipment titles and any existing liens before pitching asset-backed products. Material cost exposure (steel, aluminum) as a percentage of revenue tells you the working capital gap.
Reach fabrication shop owners in the morning or early afternoon — evening shifts are common in this industry. Email works well. Lead with equipment: 'I help fabrication shops finance CNC equipment and cover material costs without waiting on invoice payment.' The combination of equipment and material financing resonates immediately.
Equipment financing for individual CNC or laser systems runs $40,000–$200,000. Working capital for material pre-purchasing runs $25,000–$150,000. Full shop expansions can reach $400,000–$600,000.
Equipment financing secured by the machine title is the fastest close. Invoice factoring for commercial project AR addresses cash flow timing. Material advance lines of credit serve ongoing steel and aluminum purchasing.
AI agents search SIC code manufacturing databases, state business registrations, industrial directory sites, and Google Maps for active fabrication and machine shop operators.
Construction, oil & gas, agriculture, shipbuilding, and industrial manufacturing are the primary clients of fabrication shops. States with heavy industry (TX, OH, PA, IL, MI, LA) generate the most leads.
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