The former. It is more than double the plant size we had in Pyong taek, which someone else can check it out, I believe was 110,000 which was much more than we ever used. We had only 24 machines in Korea... originally intended to have 48. Those machines were around 200 ton die cast machines.
These machines are 110 ton Engel Electric equipped with a vacuum to minimize impurities during the melt process. It is the vacuum which is the limit to our cycle time which is about 3 minutes.
Because of the present cycle time (might be increased to 2 minutes according to Engel) and the smaller platen size, we will need more machines whenever we get orders. I am guessing this plant in Denver would be large enough to operate 60-80 machines or more. This is pure speculation on my part.
This is it, folks, I am tapped out. Have been more than gracious to those who have thrown crap my way.
FINITO. PHUQ OFF. Goin on vacation for three four weeks.
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