What is the price of the instrument?
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1. Encased thermoresistor: WZP-230, 0~400 degrees, L/l=300/150. 2. Pressure gauge: YNT-150, 0~2.5 MPa. 3. Magnetic float level gauge: L=5600 mm. What is the unit price for each of these instruments?
For the first two, we bought similar thermistors for around 200-300 yuan; pressure gauges cost at most 400 yuan. We also purchased a 3-meter magnetic flip-type gauge for over 2,000 yuan
You can add my name; I specialize in selling this.
A business inquiry is probably not meant for technical exchanges. Also, if someone has made a quote and the price is acceptable, do you have the authority to make the purchase decision? This isn’t a casual business; for industrial products, pricing and procurement probably can’t be handled simply by Hai Chuan submitting a price. Besides, there is no formal business inquiry, so the seller might still consider us unreliable
I consulted some suppliers, and the prices were more or less the same – there wasn’t much difference in terms of thermal resistance and pressure gauge costs. But the price for the magnetic float was over 7,000; how can I trust him then?
There are many factors that influence prices. If you need any assistance, feel free to contact me; I operate with integrity and strive for mutual success in our cooperation!
Thermal resistors 300, pressure gauges 300, and magnetic flip switches 5000 – all are available at bulk purchase prices; the brands are among the top domestic ones (it’s not possible to list them all here). When purchased individually, a frame is required in order to use them. For the magnetic flap 7000, it depends on how the seller explains it
This post was last edited by zxb1990 on 2015-7-3 at 10:43. It is supplied as part of the equipment; is it a bit expensive? Also, by how much could the price be higher if purchased individually?
How much is the device? The instrument panel costs too much money – it’s better not to install it at all!
I’ve already said it: it’s a matter of budget. I have to be responsible to the client; whether to install certain things or not is up to them. The equipment costs 200,000, with detailed breakdowns; the instruments cost 30,000 to 50,000. A single piece of equipment that should cost 3,000 is being sold for 7,000 – they’re treating the client like an idiot. Then the client will see us as a scapegoat, what do you think? Your money counts, but someone else’s money doesn’t? You need to consider things from the client’s perspective.