Hdvseatek O-rings identified

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Yes. It's the corrected link in both my posts.
 
...and the updated part is about a buck cheaper for some reason. Gotta love that.

Also, mcmaster is good about not raping customers on the shipping. No charge for sticking a packet of o-rings in an envelope with a stamp it seems.

$7.20 shipped for 10 of the o-rings. Should be a lifetime supply or thereabouts.

Hmm I just re-read the first post. You got 50 of 'em for $6usd? Sounds like a much better deal than mcmaster at $7.20 for 10 of them. Oh well, I'm not gonna cancel. It's only $1.20 and as I said, 10 is already a lifetime supply.

@DandyDon it might not be a bad idea to include a link to your source down under in that first post as well.
 
$7.20 shipped for 10 of the o-rings. Should be a lifetime supply or thereabouts.

Hmm I just re-read the first post. You got 50 of 'em for $6usd?
No, I paid $12 for 2 sent from Australia, hence $6 each. Edited. So you got 10 for $7.20? Cool. That might be a lifetime supply for me changing every year, but aren't you younger than me. I added the source of my label.
 
I just ordered from the link you guys provided. Thank you! :) It looks like it will get here before I leave for my trip so taking a spare is even a bonus. :)

Remind me - what's an appropriate grease to use on buna/nitrile o-rings? I don't want to use the MCG111 since that stuff is so expensive if I need to cover that much surface area. For Shearwater o-rings that are tiny, sure.....this thing is huge. What's an acceptable alternative?

Thanks.
 
I use silicone grease from a hardware store. Good for my 4C lights as well and my mustache.

This is the same stuff, but in case you'd prefer in a diver package, Trident offers a 2 oz tub: Silicone Grease - 2oz 6641657080317 | eBay

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I use silicone lube I got from swimming pool store. I forget what I paid, it's a big tube that I've had for several years. I use some trident o2 lube for o-rings in my regs.
 
Also, mcmaster is good about not raping customers on the shipping. No charge for sticking a packet of o-rings in an envelope with a stamp it seems.
Check your credit card charges.

I hate companies that don't quote shipping charges before you order, but they do answer emails quickly. I was advised that shipping would be about $8.

Ok, so you can order 2 from Hdvseatek for $12, or 10 from McMaster-Carr for $15 for now.
 
Also, mcmaster is good about not raping customers on the shipping. No charge for sticking a packet of o-rings in an envelope with a stamp it seems.

$7.20 shipped for 10 of the o-rings. Should be a lifetime supply or thereabouts.

Check your credit card charges.

I hate companies that don't quote shipping charges before you order
So did you get charged $7 or $14?

These look like the same O-rings, and I did email the company to be sure: 4mm x 75mm (NBR) Buna-N 70 Duro Metric O-Rings [N4.00X075] : The O-Ring Store LLC, We make getting O-Rings easy!
Ok, so their unit prices are a little higher, but the minimum order is 2 instead of 10, so one could order 2 with handling and shipping for $8.63. It'd be cheaper overall to order more than 2, but buyer's choice.
 
@DandyDon when I bought the o-rings from McMaster last year, they charged me $7.38 for shipping so it was a little over $15 with shipping for the 10. I purchased from them because I think the O-Ring store was out or did not have them last year and I was going on a big trip and needed extras, just in case.
 
https://www.shearwater.com/products/teric/

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