Brother Rolls Out Leasing Program for GT-541

June 10, 2010

Brother Intl. Corp.’s Industrial Products division recently announced a new leasing program for its GT-541 direct-to-garment printer.

The goal of the program is to create “affordable opportunities to help garment decorating businesses, particularly smaller ones, acquire or update their current equipment despite current economic conditions,” according to the company.

The program enables Brother to offer qualifying businesses and individuals 24-month zero-interest financing or 42 months with interest. In addition, Brother is offering through June 30 a trade-in program that offers a cash discount for used equipment when customers purchase a new GT-541 direct-to-garment printer.

For more information, including conditions, terms and incentives, visit brother.com. — J.L.



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