Million
Dollar Breakthrough
A
dynamic new acrylic from ThermoElastic Technologies, Inc. (OTC BB:
TMRO) is poised to become the revolutionary plastic of the millennium
Plastic.
It was the famous and sage advice given to Dustin Hoffman in the film,
The Graduate, 33 years ago, and it has resurged as lucrative wisdom
today. Plastics remain one of the great resources of our time, and now
a breakthrough acrylic from ThermoElastic Technologies, Inc. (OTC BB:
TMRO) could become the new “king of plastics” in several
industries.
ThermoElastic’s
advanced acrylic is set to revolutionize products across many markets.
Nothing causes Wall Street’s heart to pump faster than a
breakthrough product so hot it creates its own momentum. Called
“Biocompatible Intraoral Thermo Elastic Material,” it’s an
amazingly versatile acrylic material, applicable to so many
multi-million dollar products and industries that as its sole
distributor, ThermoElastic Technologies Inc. could become the
“Microsoft” of acrylics.
Powerful
economic engine
Plastic,
of course, changed the 20th century. From appliances to aerospace...
from auto parts to product packaging... the economic impact of plastic
was unprecedented.
Today,
that historic impact is encapsulated in one company. ThermoElastic
Technologies is positioned to capture revenue from a variety of
industries because its new acrylic is the key manufacturing component
for a vast array of products ranging from medical devices to sports
equipment.
The
diversity of ThermoElastic’s emerging client base gives the company
several lucrative markets to conquer. Medical and dental applications
provide recession-proof stability, while other applications such as
furniture design provide trend-setting growth.
Wealth-Building
Secret
ThermoElastic
Technology, Inc. mirrors a wealth-building model used by Peter Lynch
and other Wall Street wizards. Tagged by financial gurus as the “pic
and shovel principle,” this savvy stock-picking strategy takes its
cue from 19th century merchants who made personal fortunes by selling
basic supplies to the throngs of hopeful miners during America’s
gold rush. History shows that most of the miners didn’t strike it
rich, but the merchants became millionaires because they sold supplies
that everyone -- rich and poor alike -- needed.
Perhaps
the greatest modern-day example of the pic and shovel principle at its
most powerful is Microsoft. A modest early investment in Microsoft
generated millions of dollars in investment returns. Now,
ThermoElastic is poised to become the “Microsoft” of acrylic. And
like the young Microsoft back in 1987, trading for only about two
dollars a share, ThermoElastic has its whole future ahead of it.
Marketplace
rollout in motion
A
unique characteristic of ThermoElastic’s acrylic is that, when
heated in warm water, its shape can be molded effortlessly. The
acrylic then maintains the shape. The acrylic can be mixed to be as
soft or as hard a plastic as desired, making its custom fit possible
for everything from dentures to bicycle seats.
Potential
applications are vast and ThermoElastic is targeting the most
revolutionary applications first. Taking the fast route to marketplace
dominance in the billion dollar dental industry, the company has
pending agreements with dental supply distributors that could thrust
its fiscal 2000 sales into high gear. Dental suppliers, always anxious
for a product that can kick their sales to a new level, recognize the
potential of ThermoElastic’s “next generation” acrylic.
In
a word: Revolutionary
Not
often does a new technology spring up that immediately changes the
face of an industry. ThermoElastic’s new acrylic allows for the
first major change in denture design since dentures were being carved
out of wood and ivory more than 200 years ago. The thermo properties
of the new acrylic allow denture wearers the luxury of being able to
fit and refit their own dentures just by softening the liner in warm
water. The material remains thermo adjustable permanently.
The
power of this patented technology lies in the controlling mixture of
two liquid monomers acting as a softener and a hardener. The
proportions of the two monomers determine the range of the acrylic’s
firmness, from cushiony soft to hard.
Recession-proof
dental market worth millions
The
dental market provides one of the strongest sales bases for the
company today and its long term forecast is solid. The dental industry
is predicted to growth steadily for decades, spurred by aging baby
boomers. By the year 2040, the senior population will soar to more
than 75 million over age 65.
The
overall market for dental products incorporating ThermoElastic-type
acrylics is expected to soar 270 percent, and the company’s push
into the North American dental market this year could boost the bottom
line by $15-$20 million in revenues.
Versatility
blows away all competition
ThermoElastic’s
new acrylic gives dentists unprecedented flexibility. Other dental
ThermoElastic products fall short. Some soften in water, but their
consistency is not controllable and remains relatively soft. Others
utilize bent metal wires to achieve rigidity, making them difficult to
fit and adjust. Still other acrylics require expensive equipment on
the part of the user.
Also,
most products available in the dental business have a single purpose
or are use-specific. In contrast, the versatile properties of
ThermoElastic’s acrylic provide dentists with abilities never before
available from one product. The acrylic has more than 60 potential
applications in the dental industry alone. Each application has the
long-term potential to generate millions of dollars in sales revenues.
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