Re: price of each machine, they were being sold for $125k each back around 7 years ago, according to this article:
https://www.adelaidenow.com.au/business/sa-business-journal/welding-firm-k-tig-digs-into-overseas-market/news-story/98d50456e4cabdb8e5ab59046a106e90
Seems like it'd be quite expensive for a small firm, but not so much for larger companies.
Re: welding positions, the point that KTIG's machine only works in limited positions (1G and 2G) was also made by a stock critic on twitter ("StockSwami"). Anyone know how significant of an impediment is it for a welder not being able to weld vertically and in other positions, e.g. 3G/4G/5G? I'm not a welder so haven't been able to grasp the implications of this. The critic also claimed KTIG can't be used with certain materials like aluminium and carbon steel. Anyone know if this is true, and if so again how big of a deal is it?
(Still watching from the sidelines. Feel like there are still questions to be asked before one can be confident that KTG is a good investment.)
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