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Full Production and Sales Launch to Commence upon Completion of Prototype Two Testing
Rapid Fire Marketing (Pink Sheets: RFMK), a leading maker of vaporizers, announced today that HexCorp, who is overseeing creation of the new dry herbal vaporizer, is expecting the second prototype to arrive within the next two weeks. A number of small design issues were identified in the first prototype after testing and those issues have now been resolved. The second prototype will actually be the first production unit. Once this unit has been tested, full production will occur. Pre-orders for the new dry vaporizer will begin in August, 2013.
Zander Winstead, Project Manager for Rapid Fire Marketing’s new dry vaporizer unit, said, “We are pleased that testing of the first prototype has been successful in identifying minor changes that needed to be made to the mould and electronics. The moulds have been updated and the PC board has been reprogrammed to meet RFMK’s standards for a full production unit. The Version Two prototype should be completed shortly and we can finish our Quality Control checks. Once this prototype has been approved by RFMK, full production and our marketing launch will start. We are very excited to have the opportunity to develop a new proprietary device that has features unlike any other device in this product space. With large capacity dual chambers, this device will be one that consumers will enjoy and share with friends.”
Tom Allinder, CEO of Rapid Fire Marketing, said, “What impresses me besides the workmanship of this new unit is the battery capacity. It is a proprietary battery created exclusively for this unit. Being able to have two chambers, three heat settings and a lot of power capacity in the battery will ensure that we have a very competitive unit for the marketplace. As we approach production, I will keep consumers and shareholders updated on timing with regard to sales of the new unit.”
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