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The document describes a new insulated bottle called the AeroLite ThermoMug. It is composed of an outer shell of Makroblend UT 408 plastic and an inner layer of silica aerogel insulation. Testing shows it keeps liquids hotter or colder than traditional containers for much longer. The bottle will be produced through an outsourced partnership between Aspen Aerogels, who will supply the aerogel, and Bayer, who will mold the plastic and assemble the finished products. Production is estimated to cost $10 per bottle and retail for $25, providing a $5 profit margin per unit.
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- 5. Material Sourcing • Aerogel production will be outsourced to Aspen Aerogels. • Bayer will injection mold MakroBlend UT 408 bottle frame. • Bayer will also assemble the aerogel and polymer components into the finished product.
- 6. Supply Chain Injection Molded 10 Components Bayer MakroBlend UT 408 Ship to Bayer For Assembly Aspen Aerogels Aerogels Materials Bayer Assembly FedEx Logistics Production
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- 8. Production Budget • Suggested Retail Value: $25 • Price for Buyers: $15 – 60 Price Point • Marginal Cost per bottle: $10 – Marginal Revenue = $5
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