ROI on PowerDown
Feeder unit, based on extra throughput:
example:[ base line figures enclosed in ( ) ]baseline variables
specific to each plant operation
1500# = increased throughput with PowerDown Feeder
(12) = hours per day of operation
($145) = current market price of crax
(.35) = profit margin
(1500#s) per hour x (12 hours per day) = 18,000#s /
2000 x ($142 a ton)= $1,278.00 additional gross profit $s earned per
day
$25,000 price of PowerDown Feeder / $1,278 = 19.56 days ROI
on gross profit dollars
(1500#s) x (12 hour per day) = 18,000#s / 2000 x ($142 a ton) x
(.35) profit margin = $477.70 additional net profit earned per day
$25,000 price of PowerDown Feeder / $477.70 = 52 days ROI
on net profit dollars
If you are not using a
PowerDown Feeder with your Press you are losing money.
Using the following formula, and substituting your figures for the
baseline figures, will provide an indication of the benefits of a
PowerDown Feeder:
example: [ baseline figures enclosed in ( ) ]
1500#s x (1600 hours) = 2,400,000 (beef/dead stock material)
1500#s material @ 41% fat and 59% (beef/dead stock material)
Fat 1500#s x (.41) x (1600) = 984,000#s @ (.08) = $78,720 x (.35) =
$27,552
Crax 1500#s x (.59) x (1600) = 1,416,000 = 708 tons @ (142 per) =
$100,536 x (.35) = $35,187 2000
*note (.11) of 1,888,000 = residual fat in Crax material
Extra profits that can be realized by using a
PowerDown Feeder = $62,739 due to increased throughput per (1600)
hours of operation
baseline variables specific to each plant operation
(1600) = avg. shaft life hours of operation
(.41) = % of pre-pressing fat (beef/dead stock)
(.59) = % of pre-pressed crax material (beef/dead stock)
(.11) = residual fat of crax
(.08) = current market price of fat
(.35) = net profit margin
($142.00) = market price of crax
1500# = increased throughput with PowerDown Feeder
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