How Much Can Noncurrent-Carrying Wiring Device Manufacturing Businesses Get in SBA Loans?

Across all SBA loan programs, 33 loans have been approved for businesses classified under NAICS 335932 (Noncurrent-Carrying Wiring Device Manufacturing), representing $24.2M in total capital deployed. The average approved loan of $734K is 116% above avg the national SBA average of $340K, with typical repayment terms of 135 months.

SBA lending for noncurrent-carrying wiring device manufacturing is accelerating. Loan volume has grown approximately 100% over recent fiscal years. This upward trajectory suggests expanding access to capital and growing lender confidence in this sector. Peak activity occurred in FY2016.

Notably, 24% of SBA loans in this industry use the 504 program (well above the national average), indicating that noncurrent-carrying wiring device manufacturing businesses frequently finance major fixed assets like real estate, heavy equipment, or facility buildouts. The 504 program offers up to $5.5M with below market fixed rates and only 10% down from the borrower.

As a manufacturing business under NAICS 31 to 33, you qualify for FY2027 SBA fee terms through September 30, 2027. For manufacturers, the SBA has waived the 504 upfront guaranty fee and annual service fee, and the 7(a) upfront fee is 0% on loans of $700,000 or less. Additionally, the MARC (Manufacturers' Access to Revolving Credit) program launched in October 2025, offering up to $5M in revolving credit exclusively for domestic manufacturers, a first for SBA lending.