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First, this is the wrong forum for this, I think.

Second, I just stocked up on O-rings. I got enough to last me for probably 10 years and it cost me something like $17, I think. From here:

Oxygen Compatible O-Rings, Lubricant and Tools | Dive Gear Express®

Your prices are much cheaper, per O-ring. But, a quantity of 5 of each size will last me a LONG time. So, even though I paid a lot more per O-ring, I got a multi-year supply for much less than if I bought the minimum quantity of each size that I need from your site.

$0.17 apiece versus $0.60 apiece is not a good deal for me when I have to buy minimum of 100 and I only need 5 (or less). In the last 2 years, I've had to replace 2 O-rings, total. 1 HP port plug and 1 SPG spool. If things really go to heck and I have to replace 3 each year for the next 3 years, it still would make no sense whatsoever to buy 100 of any one size.
 
Any hint in order to make you get it from me ?

You may do OK in the EU market but I doubt if you can be competitive with the many options in the US market (where your stock is likely sourced anyway).
 
i do have that product (10 each ) for Normal NBR Sh90 and Viton o-rings Sh 75 and Sh 90 of 100 and 120 o-rings respectivlly .
NBR 90 O-Rings HARD Service pack - Premium O-rings Provider for Scuba Diving
GENUINE VITON O-RINGS Service kit - Premium O-rings Provider for Scuba Diving
the price include free delivery and free o-ring pick tool

If this was addressed to me... you're still talking about over $50 for a kit with 10 each of some things I don't need and missing some things I do need. I got 5 each of exactly what I needed and it was about $17. I could have gotten 10 of each and still spent a lot less money. I ordered a few other things I needed anyway and still got free shipping.
 
If this was addressed to me... you're still talking about over $50 for a kit with 10 each of some things I don't need and missing some things I do need. I got 5 each of exactly what I needed and it was about $17. I could have gotten 10 of each and still spent a lot less money. I ordered a few other things I needed anyway and still got free shipping.


Ok there is 2 kind of market that I am trying to cover the diving centers and the scuba gear service centers and the individual divers of the 5 -10 o-rings per size.
Do you pay 17 $ for EPDM ,FKM Viton , Or NBR O-rings because my 120 FKM Original Viton FKM material cost 50 euro but the NBR Pack cost 25.90 always with a free o-ring tool and most important ISO 9001 standards

The important issue for me is the quality standards that my O-rings have, and of course part of the price you pay.
You can read all about scubagaskets O-rings in our catalogue (file attached)
 

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I posted the link to where I get mine. They have all kinds. Best to just have a look for yourself. I'm highly confident in the quality that DGX sells.
 
NBR 70 service 2 ok.jpg nbr 90 2 .JPG P1240073.JPG NBR service 3.JPG NBRservice 1.JPG P1240067.JPG The best that I could do is to create a preset cases 7 different combinations of 100 to 120 Scuba O-rings made of EPDM, FKM,NBR sh70 ,NBR sh90 starting at 19.99 euros plus a free o-ring pick. In case you run out of an individual O-ring you can always have the option of the pack of 100 o-rings per size I order to fill out your O-ring case. This is the best I can do in order to cover the needs of individual divers and diving centers as well.
O-Rings For Scuba Diving Professionals |EPDM-VITON-NBR-POLY
viton case new .jpg
 
Can you provide more details about your "scuba grade silicon grease"? The product label is very generic and non-informative. Is it O2 compatible? Or not? How does it compare to the various grades of Christo or Tribo lube?
 

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