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    This document compares the costs of using a KT-CNC machine versus a labor-based production method for cutting materials. The KT-CNC machine costs $30,000 upfront with monthly financing payments of $600 and tooling costs of $3,000 that last 6,000 linear feet of material. It can cut 16 feet per hour over a 4-hour workday. In comparison, labor costs $20 per hour but can only cut 15 feet per hour and requires 1.6 workers to match the machine's output. The machine would pay for itself in just under 8 months based on its higher production rate and lower per-foot costs compared to labor. Running it for a full 8-hour day would reduce

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    This document compares the costs of using a KT-CNC machine versus a labor-based production method for cutting materials. The KT-CNC machine costs $30,000 upfront with monthly financing payments of $600 and tooling costs of $3,000 that last 6,000 linear feet of material. It can cut 16 feet per hour over a 4-hour workday. In comparison, labor costs $20 per hour but can only cut 15 feet per hour and requires 1.6 workers to match the machine's output. The machine would pay for itself in just under 8 months based on its higher production rate and lower per-foot costs compared to labor. Running it for a full 8-hour day would reduce

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    KT-CNC Cost Comparison

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    This document compares the costs of using a KT-CNC machine versus a labor-based production method for cutting materials. The KT-CNC machine costs $30,000 upfront with monthly financing payments of $600 and tooling costs of $3,000 that last 6,000 linear feet of material. It can cut 16 feet per hour over a 4-hour workday. In comparison, labor costs $20 per hour but can only cut 15 feet per hour and requires 1.6 workers to match the machine's output. The machine would pay for itself in just under 8 months based on its higher production rate and lower per-foot costs compared to labor. Running it for a full 8-hour day would reduce

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    KT-CNC machine

    Machine Cost
    Required LF per Day
    Downtime / Loading Inefficiency
    Operator(s) Cost per hour
    Production Rate feet per hour
    Hours Machine runs per Day
    Work Days per month
    Production Rate LF per month
    Tooling Cost
    Tooling life (average linear feet)
    TOTAL
    LABOR
    Machine Cost per person (Sector, etc.)
    Feet per hour per man (average)
    Downtime / Inefficiency
    Labor Cost per hour
    Number of Men to equal machine
    Production Rate per man per Day
    Hours per day shop must run
    Tooling Cost (Est)
    Tooling life (average linear feet)
    TOTAL

    Cost per month


    $ 30,000.00
    56
    10.00%
    $ 20.00
    16

    Cost per Hour

    Cost per LF

    $ 600.00

    $ 6.82

    $ 0.49

    $ 1,760.00

    $ 20.00

    $ 1.43

    $ 616.00

    $ 8.00

    $ 0.50

    $ 2,976.00

    $ 34.82

    $ 2.42

    Cost per month


    $ 93.88

    Cost per Hour


    $ 0.56

    Cost per LF
    $ 0.08

    $ 5,797.65

    $ 34.51

    $ 4.71

    $ 1,320.00

    $ 7.50

    $ 1.07

    $ 7,211.53

    $ 42.57

    $ 5.85

    4.0
    22
    1,232
    $ 3,000.00
    6000

    $ 3,000.00
    5
    15.00%
    $ 20.00
    1.6
    34
    8
    $ 1,500.00
    1400

    Leasing over 60 months period


    PAYBACK PERIOD
    Total cost of machine including finance $charges
    36,600.00
    Savings per linear foot over labor
    $
    3.44
    Production / month (Linear feet)
    1,232
    Monthly Payment
    $
    600.00
    Savings / month
    $
    4,235.53
    Months Until Payback ***
    7.57

    ***

    Please note that


    the machine is set
    to run only half a day.
    Running the machine
    for 8 hrs will reduce
    the payback period
    to only 4 months!

    (Does not include depreciation)


    These Calculations are based with 100% leasing, no money down. Assuming a down payment of $ 5,000, monthly payments
    would be about $ 495.00 USD per month (o.a.c.). Price of the machine does not including tooling and other accessories
    We will gladly submit you a detailed personalised quote for the machine including installation, training and accessories.

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