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Also note all remarks are made from top tier blue chip companies. You can't get better results than that.

According to Brett Jago, Bilfinger’s Production Supervisor, “The K-TIG system has created a huge range of opportunities for us. It provides us with substantial cost savings across the board. We’ll be using it for everything in range. This is extremely significant new technology, and an enormous leap forward in productivity. We’re glad we got in early.”

The K-TIG controller ensures repeatability & conformity to our weld certifications. Even an inexperienced operator can simply select which program to use, and it will weld exactly how you expect it to. Brett Jago, Production Supervisor, Bilfinger

K-TIG’s ability to virtually eliminate wire consumables has had a dramatic impact on the cost of each weld.Brett Jago, Production Supervisor,Bilfinger

With only one pass involved in most applications, there’s greatly reduced gas consumption. We’ve seen gas reductions of up to 96%.Attila Szabo, Principal Joining Engineer, GE

K-TIG welding is a new productivity benchmark. It sets an entirely new bar for what can be achieved with an arc welding system. The speed, penetration, quality and overall savings generated by the process are extraordinary. Attila Szabo, Principal Joining Engineer, GE

According to Atilla Szabo, GE’s Principal Joining Engineer, “This process will make fabrication more cost effective in developed economies such as the US. The 90+ percent reduction in welding time and gas consumption, the elimination of edge bevelling and the elimination – or near elimination - of wire consumables are of tremendous significance to fabricators and go straight to the bottom line,”

The results speak for them self's.

check out the web page and try get download some case study's the result are unbelievable. Nothing compares to K-TIG 1000 it's in a league of its own..

http://www.k-tig.com/
These are a few of our blue chip clients,

BILFINGER: Headquarters: Mannheim, Germany Number of employees: 69,132 Founded: 1880 Revenue: EUR 7.697 billion

GENERAL ELECTRIC: Founded: April 15, 1892; 126 years ago, in Schenectady, New York, United States Number of employees: 313,000 Headquarters: Boston, Massachusetts, United States Revenue: US$ 121.6 billion

MEGGITT: Headquarters: Bournemouth Airport, Dorset, United Kingdom Founded: 1947; 72 years ago Revenue: £2,027.3 million Number of employees: 11,074

the list goes on....you get the hint world wide billion dollar company's....

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188 mill shares fully diluted mc of 37.5 seems fully valued here.not sure if their waas is the way to go but i can see a market for it whether they can control it is another question.capital structure is a mess might be worth a throw at the stumps if it opens at 10-12cents