Showing posts with label costs. Show all posts
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Crane consumer cost

Posted by | Posted in , , | Posted on 12:49

As a company, we would be looking at making a 35% profit on each crane supplied. If bulk orders were to be placed, we would be able to supply the cranes at a cheaper per unit cost, but will also be able to buy them cheeper.

if a 100 units were ordered; the retail price of each crane would be £585.90
therefore 100 units = £5,859.

these prices are excluding any shipping/duty taxes associated. 35% profit is resonable to both parties as £585.90 is much cheaper than any of the 'competitors' cranes, including a certain crane made from wood?

For countries prone to natural disasters and devolping ecconomies, our product is the best suited for them as the reliability and practicality, are not sacrificed over afordability.

Market research

Posted by | Posted in , , , , | Posted on 13:10

Workshop Crane - lifting capacity upto 1000Kg

  • Manufactured from hollow steel section meaning good weight to strength ratio.
  • Heavy duty polyurethane tired nylon front wheels and rear castor wheels.
  • swivel hook and hook saftey latch
  • Hand operated control valve
  • Cost ~£1000 + VAT delivered








Or a portable crane with an electric winch?

- could do simillar design but this one is only rated a 500 lbs.

- The electric winch is made by Dayton Model 5W47AA 115v 6amp power supply required

just a couple of design types we could look into the future!





Finance Officer - Shazad Hussain