You're looking at a product cost and emissions model for a TTXR Series Modular Cooling Tower manufactured in United States. Tower Tech TTXR-10150
Each model includes upstream materials, components, and manufacturing processes all the way to the factory gate.
Product Material Breakdown
Top Cost Contributors
Materials: Gearbox and Drive Shaft – Low-Alloyed Steel (35%)
Materials: Gearbox and Drive Shaft – Low-Alloyed Steel (35%)
Value Add (20%)
Value Add (20%)
Labor: Direct Labor (10%)
Labor: Direct Labor (10%)
Labor: Indirect Labor (6%)
Labor: Indirect Labor (6%)
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Alternative Sourcing Scenarios
Current sourcing location
United States
Alternative Sourcing | Estimated Cost Impact | Estimated CO2e Emissions Impact |
|---|---|---|
 Mexico | -18.7% | +4.5% |
 China | -30.0% | +25.0% |
Alternative Designs & Materials Recommendations
Score: 7.9/10
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Emission Intensity Impact
-30.9%
Cost Impact
-1.5%
Implementation Difficulty
Score: 5.5/10
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Emission Intensity Impact
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Top Emission Contributors
20,281.12
kgCO2e
Manufacturing (38%)
Manufacturing (38%)
Materials: Structural Frame and Panels – Polyester Resin Glass Fibre Composite (26%)
Materials: Structural Frame and Panels – Polyester Resin Glass Fibre Composite (26%)
Materials: Basin – Polyester Resin Glass Fibre Composite (8%)
Materials: Basin – Polyester Resin Glass Fibre Composite (8%)
Transport (6%)
Transport (6%)
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Manufacturer Should Cost
$
.07
USD
Note: This analysis covers Materials, Components, and Manufacturing only; it does not include downstream costs (e.g., outbound shipping, warehousing, distribution/retail fees).
Tariff Impact
+0%
of Landed Cost
HTS Code
84198995
Sourced from
United States
Tariffs can materially change landed cost and competitiveness
Current sourcing location
United States
Alternative Sourcing | Estimated Cost Impact | Estimated CO2e Emissions Impact |
|---|---|---|
Mexico | -18.7% | +4.5% |
China | -30.0% | +25.0% |
-0.1%
Cost Impact
0.0%
Implementation Difficulty
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