PCTL's machines have the ability to produce fluid that has a longer shelf life effectiveness, and they have grown their network to place where they now CAN produce the volume
I would be curious how many gallons you believe that PCTL can produce annually, currently with their existing equipment, out of their SC headquarters? 2 Million gallons per year? And how many gallons of “spare capacity” would they be able to tap into via their current network of distributors, annually? Another 1 Million gallons per year? I am just wondering ... if the oil/gas takes off nicely, and/or the sale of HOCl fluids (or generating equipment) for agriculture related applications ... how quickly would PCTL be able to scale up to meet demand in excess of say 2 or 3 million gallons/year? I think it would be nice if PCTL could shed some light on this, and it would also be nice if PCTL could design “Super High Volume” generating equipment in case this would be beneficial to on-site production of HOCl in very large quantities for Oil/Gas applications. The above estimates are merely wild guesses. But it would be nice to hear from PCTL at some point that they feel comfortable that they could gear up quickly to generate 4 or 8 or 14 Million gallons annually, if such fluid demand shows up in our near future (as we can all hope for).