You bring the product and the ambition. We bring the numbers.
A free 30-minute call is how nearly every CISH project starts. You don't need to know the machine names, the capacity units, or the jargon — that's what you're borrowing us for.
Three documents that make the decision honest.
Capacity model
Your target volume translated into line throughput — with the honest question answered first: does the market you're selling into justify the line you're imagining?
Layout
Whether the line fits your building — floor space, ceiling height, power, water, drainage — before you sign a lease or pour a slab that's wrong.
Budget band
Equipment band plus the landed-and-installed factor for your country — the full number, including the 45–65% that isn't the machine. No surprises at the port.
And if the answer is "don't build it"? Then that's what we'll tell you. A feasibility study that always says yes isn't a study — it's a brochure. Some of our best customer relationships started with us talking someone out of the wrong line.
Built for first-time line owners.
Most of the manufacturers we work with run strong businesses and have never owned a production line. If that's you, the feasibility stage is where the experience gap gets closed — before it can cost anything.
Already running lines and adding capacity? The same process moves faster: send your current throughput and target, and we'll usually come back with sizing options in the first reply.
What to bring to the call
- The product you want to make (samples help, photos are fine)
- The volume you think you can sell — per day, week, or month
- Your building, if you have one (dimensions and photos)
- Your budget reality — the honest one
Before you book the call.
The 30-minute consult is free, no obligation. If your project then needs a deeper engineered study, we scope and price that separately, in writing, before any work starts.
The product (photos or samples), the volume you believe you can sell, your building if you have one, and your honest budget. No technical vocabulary needed.
Then that's what we tell you. A feasibility that always says yes is a brochure, not a study.
It covers the full landed-and-installed picture with published country factors (×1.25–1.45 coastal, ×1.45–1.60 landlocked), and is firmed into a fixed quotation at the design stage.
No — that's the point. You bring the business judgement; sizing, specification, commissioning and parts strategy are the parts we carry.
Thirty minutes. No sales pitch. Real numbers.
We'll respond within two working days — a personal reply from a CISH engineer, not a sales assistant.