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3 total messages Started by John Schuch Mon, 04 Jan 1993 16:07
A price quote F.Y.I.
#1695
Author: John Schuch
Date: Mon, 04 Jan 1993 16:07
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I got the following quotes for mechanical parts from 4 of the bigger
suppliers. I thought the net might be interested.


                Roller Chain    9 Tooth    20 Tooth     Minimum 
                 0.250 pitch    Sprocket   Sprocket     Order
Company         ( per foot )    ( qty 1 )  ( qty 1 )
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BERG Precision     $4.56         $6.60       $9.45       $25.00
(516) 599-5010

PIC Design         $13.68        $10.23      $14.93      $50.00
(203) 758-8272

Stock Drive Prods  $3.25         $6.31       $8.84       $50.00
(516) 328-3300

McMaster-Carr      $2.31         $5.04       $8.51        NONE !!
(213) 692-5911


Guess where I'll be shopping!

John


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Re: A price quote F.Y.I.
#1702
Author: rogers
Date: Tue, 05 Jan 1993 02:28
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In article <1993Jan4.160700.28746@phx.mcd.mot.com> schuch@phx.mcd.mot.com (John Schuch) writes:
>I got the following quotes for mechanical parts from 4 of the bigger
>suppliers. I thought the net might be interested.


I won't dispute any of your figures, but in the older BERG catalogs they 
listed prices for everything and I picked a component line based on price.
(and everything in the book was strong enough for my needs)

If you dont need the heavy duty stuff, these are the prices I found for
what I wanted in the Min-E-Pitch line. ( cable chain system, chain pitch
is .157" and 7/32 " wide    100LB tensile str.)

Polyurethane cable chains (steel cable molded inside) have the advantage of
never needing messy lubrication

If you use the plastic gears (delryn) these are the prices

>                Roller Chain    9 Tooth    20 Tooth     Minimum 
>                 0.250 pitch    Sprocket   Sprocket     Order
>Company         ( per foot )    ( qty 1 )  ( qty 1 )
>-------------------------------------------------------------------
   Min-E-Pitch stuff   Gears fit on 1/4 inch shafts        

 BERG Precision     $2.8         $2.99 (15 tooth)        
 (516) 599-5010  (Bulk 10 foot length)	     $3.63  (55 tooth)
                  $3.93 12.5 inch continuous chain
                        /* between size sprockets run between these prices  */



>BERG Precision     $4.56         $6.60       $9.45       $25.00
>(516) 599-5010
>
>PIC Design         $13.68        $10.23      $14.93      $50.00
>(203) 758-8272
>
>Stock Drive Prods  $3.25         $6.31       $8.84       $50.00
>(516) 328-3300
>
>McMaster-Carr      $2.31         $5.04       $8.51        NONE !!
>(213) 692-5911


I am getting myself a McMaster-Carr catalog soon to check out their lighter
duty stuff myself!


Brynn Rogers      rogers@staff.tc.umn.edu
Re: A price quote F.Y.I.
#1721
Author: John Schuch
Date: Wed, 06 Jan 1993 15:11
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In article <1993Jan5.022851.25813@news2.cis.umn.edu> rogers@staff.tc.umn.edu () writes:
>In article <1993Jan4.160700.28746@phx.mcd.mot.com> schuch@phx.mcd.mot.com (John Schuch) writes:
>>I got the following quotes for mechanical parts from 4 of the bigger
>>suppliers. I thought the net might be interested.
>
>
>I won't dispute any of your figures, but in the older BERG catalogs they 
>listed prices for everything and I picked a component line based on price.
>(and everything in the book was strong enough for my needs)
>

My BERG catalog is brand new. When I called for the quote, I asked them
for a price list and was told that they are not made available. Not offering
price lists to go along with catalogs is a MAJOR pet peeve of mine.

I'm also kind of impressed with McMaster's no minimum order.

My current project requires moving a 48 Lb. load so I figured using steel
drive components was a prudent decision. Next time I need lighter duty
drive elements, I plan on doing a simular price comparison. I'd also
be interested in hearing anyone elses results.

John


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