Hi
Can any tell me what you pay for R410a kg and R32 for a kg
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Hi
Can any tell me what you pay for R410a kg and R32 for a kg
The prices for r410a are upwards of £60 per kilos ,r32 I have no idea.
we are paying 150kg but I have been told there are suppliers on Tenerife around 70 euro kg. No r32 has reached the island as yetQuote:
Originally Posted by eurocooling
Hi we are paying 90 euros a kg
Forget bitcoin too sensitive refrigerant can only be an investment ha ha
R410a $23 pr kg and R32 $43 per kg all in Aussie dollars AUD
That's cheap
£36 per kg for R410A I bought some yesterday I don't know about R32
Hi where did you buy that from for 36 pounds please
Hi, we are from Russia, and I buy R-410a - 11.3 kg for 87 USD. Made in China.
We don't understand why your price is so expensive??!!
Eu regs and profiteering,we are the laughing stock when one of your trucks comes over here load up before departure and retire when it returns!
So joking apart why are we paying so much if outside the European union it's so much cheaper,don't tell me it's inferior I won't fall for that story someone somewhere is having a field day I know the answer and have put things in motion had enough of being ripped off
This is the conspiracy of transnational corporations, but I understood. ;-)
Good series on bbc at the moment mcmafia, sums it up ha big corporations ok scams more like,it's a joke and we are not laughing!
Where in China does it come from do you have the link
I remember a story a few years ago regarding explosions happening in refrigeration units fitted to sea containers and it was traced to unsafe refrigerant made in Vietnam if memory serves me correct,I would be very suspicious of refrigerants that are being sold cheaply.
Hi cadwaladr,
I remember that story too - I believe they were passing off methyl chloride as R134a
And nobody in the United States will touch a refrigerated container that has been repaired in Vietnam, some people were killed in Brazil I cannot remember what the chemicals they found but it should have been r134a but it was not and the compressors exploded.
The low price of the Chinese refrigerant does not mean a bad quality. All refrigerants have certificates. For example, SANMEI TM. ZHEJIANG SANMEI CHEMICAL IND.CO.LTD. Attachment 15083
How would you know if it's been repaired in Vietnam?Quote:
Originally Posted by cadwaladr
Repair records are kept by the container operators,plus documents are in paper files with the unit.
you can also use a refrigerant analyser to detect any issues.
hrp ,Quote:
Originally Posted by eurocooling
We all use asian refrigerant -- it's already in the kit when it arrives in Eu/UK.
But if buying otherwise you would best check that the company is reputable, like buying anything else on the net. (Sounds like Vietnam is a no-no)
Quote:
Originally Posted by NEugeny
Because market is regulated. It is not allowed for everybody to import and sell refrigerants, and whenever you have regulated market, you also have regulated prices. And, therefore, people should pay more for same s..t, becaose, you know old adage, "narod će sve to pozlatiti" (люди будут собирать все это)!!Quote:
Originally Posted by NEugeny