China Imports
#91
Posted 09 December 2005 - 11:02 AM
#92
Posted 09 December 2005 - 12:44 PM
Yes i spent over ?800 in getting all the gear for making Perc...But after i had spent all that money...a few months later i made a few phone calls and found a supplier of perc.. thats what i mean by sods law..My cell was very effective..here is the link....Perc Cell..
Also dont forget i have had prices for Ammonium Perchlorate well over ?20 Kg i can make it for much less than that....So the cell will one day have paid for itself..
Now i can still make Perc myself but i would rather Buy it knowing for sure that it a a constsitant quality..Also i payed about ?9 kg for 100kg & shortly after that i have found perc is very very cheap..less than ?2 Kg!!..The Visco can be had in the UK with no liceneses.. ?5 or ?6 + Vat Also Quick match at about same price
You need a licence for fuse if its !.4 G .Visco and Quick match is 1.3 G
Excellent work on the Perc cell, really detailed stuff. Has encouraged me to read up more on electrolysis, it appears a good route to pyro compounds.
I'm surprised the visco in quantity doesn't require a licence, given the weight .
Reading MSER (I'm learning legalese) I'm keeping stocks below the legal limit, I won't scale up until I am more experienced.
Hence buying in small quantities and paying over the odds.
Simon
#93
Posted 16 December 2005 - 10:22 AM
Just to let people know that importing from europe is not always as easy ?.. I made an order from spain a few weeks back..and finally got some of the order this week but not everything was there.. .
.Anyway today at work i got a phone call from some customs bloke!...I wont go in to specifics... but you have to be prepared to lose ??? .. and the stuff you are importing ie impounded?..So importing stuff is not always plain sailing...
#94
Posted 16 December 2005 - 12:35 PM
Hi
Just to let people know that importing from europe is not always as easy ?.. I made an order from spain a few weeks back..and finally got some of the order this week but not everything was there.. .
.Anyway today at work i got a phone call from some customs bloke!...I wont go in to specifics... but you have to be prepared to lose ??? .. and the stuff you are importing ie impounded?..So importing stuff is not always plain sailing...
It sould have not been subjected to duty if it came from spain. If the packaging was not upto spec it could have been impounded on grounds of saftey!
#95
Posted 03 January 2006 - 09:46 PM
#96
Posted 03 January 2006 - 09:48 PM
#97
Posted 03 January 2006 - 10:32 PM
Hmmm, if it?s going to get here cheap enough including shipment. I may front a lot/all of the money.
If there could be a profit to be made selling it cheaper then everyone in the UK then I can set up a website selling it to hobby pyros and companies.
Personally I don?t think I could ever use that much all on my own
Looking at www.ukvisco.com, they sell Chinese Visco, 1/8th Inch Diameter (5m) for ?6.25 that is very expensive
If the price we can get it for would mean I could sell it a lot less than that website then I think we could all be onto a winner
Storage may take a bit longer to sort out and safety regs.
What do you guys think????
Perhaps we can form some sort of website selling all pyros goodies such as shells tubes chems etc if we can get it cheap enough
Anyone fancy a business venture loll
All legal of course
#98
Posted 03 January 2006 - 11:20 PM
So we would be interested in buying a large stock of fuse for the site as well as some for personal use.
#99
Posted 03 January 2006 - 11:25 PM
Very few raw components are restricted i think. Probably just chlorates & flake metal? If we actually did compile our UK suppliers and do bulk ordering, i bet it would be nearly as good if not better value than ordering from china.
Edited by ProfHawking, 06 January 2006 - 06:55 PM.
#100
Posted 04 January 2006 - 12:14 AM
If the particular fuse already has an entry then you don't need to get one however you need to prove that the fuse is identical in everyway (including its packing). The hse provide no help in proving this - so it's usually not the route to go and hence a new CAD must be applied for. This will include ensuring chlorate and sulphur are not in admixture.
Yanhua
Edited by yanhua, 04 January 2006 - 12:14 AM.
#101
Posted 04 January 2006 - 10:31 AM
does anyone know which port it would come to.
I live in Southampton and have a storage facility about 100m from where i live plus I can get access to a van.
Just got to find out if i can leggaly store it there and ill contact the HSE regarding this
#102
Posted 04 January 2006 - 01:04 PM
Thanks for the info there,
does anyone know which port it would come to.
I live in Southampton and have a storage facility about 100m from where i live plus I can get access to a van.
Just got to find out if i can leggaly store it there and ill contact the HSE regarding this
Southampton is licensed to receive class 1, as is Felixstowe.
#103
Posted 10 January 2006 - 06:19 PM
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