Good o ring store in Europe?

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Kitzy

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I recently ordered a bunch of o rings from techirub but was left disappointed after getting them, horrid seams, thickness isn't consistent across the o ring itself nor among the o rings, etc.

This was done to not spend a fortune on getting official shearwater o rings, foolish be me, would have been cheaper now... 12.37x2.62, that should be correct?

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Am I just being picky? Or do others think the quality on the images also leaves something to be desired? (Blue is shearwater)

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If that computer floods due to a wrong/bad o-ring, you'll be paying a lot for the repairs. Order a bunch of Shearwater o-rings and call it a day. Remember "for want of the nail."

Also, why is you original Shearwater o-ring so chewed up?
 
If that computer floods due to a wrong/bad o-ring, you'll be paying a lot for the repairs. Order a bunch of Shearwater o-rings and call it a day. Remember "for want of the nail."

Also, why is you original Shearwater o-ring so chewed up?
It's silicone grease, just looks like it is.

I already put them in a sink of water without the batteries and they stayed dry.
 
I use Eriks in the UK for O-rings. They sell primarily to Industrial companies but are happy to sell small quantities.
 

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