OK, take your math and add a multiple of probably 5 to it, based on the production figures JohnII mentioned, the Ultralight weighs only 13 oz. That includes all of the other materials used in making the armor - titanium strike plate, spectra, wrap, etc. so the plate itself may only account for 1/2 of that weight. Let's just assume that and even round up, that a 13 oz plate contains 8 oz of Kryron. That's 1.2 pound. I would also assume 2 shifts and maybe 3 at max capacity as they planned to run in Tucson at some point. Maybe assume 2.5 shifts (20 hours) So, given those, here's my 8am crack at it:
500 lbs hr x 20 hours = 10,000 lbs/day. Thinline uses .5 lbs of Kryron = 20,000 plates/day, cut by 25% just to have a factor in there = 15,000 plates/day at even $75 considering the cost of other materials in the plates construction = $1,125,000/day x 20 day month = $22,500,000/month x 12 = $270 million/year.
Now to blow your mind even more, I think that 500 lbs/hr is per furnace, so if that plant had 5 or 10 furnaces, imagine the capacity! This example only assumes the one product line and we know they are working on even more. Good stuff.
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