Thread: Worlds First Chassis Rail Cleaner

Hi Guys,
We have had a good interest in this product so far, but people have come to the point they believe it is little too expensive. So I am interested what you guys would be happy to pay for this Australian made product?
Cheers
Zapt

Originally Posted by zapt

Hi Guys,
We have had a good interest in this product so far, but people have come to the point they believe it is little too expensive. So I am interested what you guys would be happy to pay for this Australian made product?
Cheers
Zapt

(as I posted in your other thread) - why not injection mould the plastic part to cut costs?

Originally Posted by isuzurover

(as I posted in your other thread) - why not injection mould the plastic part to cut costs?

Hi Mate,
Thanks a lot for your interest, mainly for design and cost, also by using a industrial grade PPE plastic its more durable and robust. As its a startup and I didn't know how successful the product would be the investment for a injection mould and design is a expensive route for us.

Though I hope we can interest you enough to give it a crack.

Thanks again

Zapt

thanks for the video. I have to admit it certainly looks a lot easier than holding the hose. I'll have a think about it.

Originally Posted by loneranger

thanks for the video. I have to admit it certainly looks a lot easier than holding the hose. I'll have a think about it.

Thanks for the support long ranger!
Cheers
Zapt

You picked a tough market zapt. However I think it's a goer.

Originally Posted by rar110

You picked a tough market zapt. However I think it's a goer.

Tough crowd mate haha
Thanks for the support and feedback mate
Zapt

There's a typo in the video at the end.
"Avaiable now".

In any case, it seems like a good single use product. Specific, well designed and manufactured.

In regards to the pricing, be aware that you're up against other cleaning/flushing appliances like the Staun Massojet. Of which the cheapest is $55. The most expensive is $99.
They are multi use devices as well.
So I think, in terms of comparison, I would pay up to about $30 - $40 for your device.
Baring in mind also that trigger nozzles/guns at Bunnings vary in price from $5 to $45.
I know that isn't an apples to apples comparison, but that's what I am comparing your product with.