Dear all , compliment of the new season . I want to set up a small manufacturing workshop in Gaborone , Botswana. । want to manufacture single and double (.6m,1.2m,1.5m) fluorescent channels and also 0.6mx1.2m/.06m recess and surface LBR/D-Parabolic fittings . I want to manufacture for the local needs not for exporting , at least at the moment . Also I don't want to go for high-tech CNC plasma cutter machine for now . Please if you can help and source to get necessary set ups from South Africa and the approx. budget for that . Thanks in advance .
Setting up a fluorescent manufacturing workshop
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Hi Union, welcome to the forum.
It's like deja vu.
You asked this question on another forum and I gave you some input but you never gave answers about the manufacturing volume you hope to achieve. I assume if you don't want to go CNC plasma/laser then it will be low volume manually operated guillotine, benders and punch.
Are you looking to manufacture completely in-house or would you be looking at outsourcing certain processes such as paint/powder coatings and extrusions for the parabolic optics etc?_______________________________________________
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Hi Union, welcome to the forum.
It's like deja vu.
You asked this question on another forum and I gave you some input but you never gave answers about the manufacturing volume you hope to achieve. I assume if you don't want to go CNC plasma/laser then it will be low volume manually operated guillotine, benders and punch.
Are you looking to manufacture completely in-house or would you be looking at outsourcing certain processes such as paint/powder coatings and extrusions for the parabolic optics etc?
01- Outsourcing/procuring steel sheets .
02- Cutting , bending , punching and shaping in-house.
03-Powder coating in-house .
04- Outsourcing/procuring ballasts , holders , starters , wires , optic reflectors etc.
05-Assembling them in the factory.
I want to spend about R1,50,000-00-R2,00,000 for this installation now .Comment
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Your budget of ZAR 150-200K is well short of the mark if you're hoping for new equipment. Even at auction prices for second hand machines you'll need a bigger budget than this. Have you defined your precise manufacturing processes? Do you have prototypes of your final products? Have you done your marketb research and made estimates of unit output numbers for each product?_______________________________________________
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Your budget of ZAR 150-200K is well short of the mark if you're hoping for new equipment. Even at auction prices for second hand machines you'll need a bigger budget than this. Have you defined your precise manufacturing processes? Do you have prototypes of your final products? Have you done your marketb research and made estimates of unit output numbers for each product?Comment
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