£450 Peice of paper
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steven182

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230 months

Thursday 22nd January 2009
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http://www.tekscan.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=PRO...

Can't find a link for the one in pounds but our company just forked out £456 for a laminated piece of paper with a few squares on it.

How can they justify charging this much for it!

illmonkey

19,807 posts

227 months

Thursday 22nd January 2009
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Looks like thats the price per roll, £30 per foot.

rpguk

4,515 posts

313 months

Thursday 22nd January 2009
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What exactly does it do? Assuming it's for calbriating then I'd imagine that it must be made to within a very high tolerance rather then just being printed on an inkjet printer.

steven182

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230 months

Thursday 22nd January 2009
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illmonkey said:
Looks like thats the price per roll, £30 per foot.
nope, We received our single sheet of paper today.

1 single sheet as pictured.

Jon C

3,214 posts

276 months

Thursday 22nd January 2009
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steven182 said:
http://www.tekscan.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=PRO...

Can't find a link for the one in pounds but our company just forked out £456 for a laminated piece of paper with a few squares on it.

How can they justify charging this much for it!
They can justify it because your company paid for it.

HTH

dienamic

827 posts

232 months

Thursday 22nd January 2009
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steven182 said:
How can they justify charging this much for it!
Because they know companies like yours will pay it?

steven182

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Thursday 22nd January 2009
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dienamic said:
steven182 said:
How can they justify charging this much for it!
Because they know companies like yours will pay it?
well yes but is still crazy imo.

ridds

8,371 posts

273 months

Thursday 22nd January 2009
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For Fuji pressure film and the scanner/software that reads it.

If you want acurate clamp load pressure data then you need it. Very good kit.

Saw a trial of a realtime dynamic load film previously too. Problem with that was that you couldn;t cut it up! laugh

stifler

37,069 posts

217 months

Thursday 22nd January 2009
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[pedant mode]PIECE[/pedant mode]

steven182

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Thursday 22nd January 2009
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ridds said:
Saw a trial of a realtime dynamic load film previously too. Problem with that was that you couldn;t cut it up! laugh
Interesting do you have any more information on this? Who makes it?

Ron Burgundy

3,296 posts

215 months

Sunday 25th January 2009
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Whats the paper for? What does your company do?