Measuring instruments

Photo catalog measuring instruments with prices

This catalog contains a list of measuring instruments that we are ready to purchase from you as products. Below the photo catalog is located.

Purchase of measuring instruments, prices

Our company purchases radio measuring instruments containing precious metals on an ongoing basis. We cooperate in the field of purchasing decommissioned control and measuring equipment with many organizations and scientific institutes. We carry out dismantling and removal with the help of qualified personnel. Payments are made for non-ferrous metals.

We buy measuring instruments from individuals for scrap favorable prices in the region. The main series of purchased radio devices in the USSR: voltmeters, generators, oscilloscopes, frequency meters, and other devices. We also buy foreign-made measuring instruments.

Example: Czech, Bulgarian, German devices. For volumes of 10 units or more, we always add 3-5% to the cost of the devices. You can personally bring any devices that are in the catalog to ours. Payment is immediate, reliable and 100% safe. Our specialists also purchase devices made in the USSR and radio components.

If you haven’t found your USSR device in the catalog with photos and prices, send it to us at email message with the marking and year of manufacture of the radio measuring device, we will try to provide detailed information.

Prices for the purchase of radio measuring instruments are determined based on our data, based on the actual quantities of suitable radio components in each specific device. We do not buy devices based on reference books on the content of precious metals in measuring instruments, which are posted on the Internet, since sometimes the real numbers are far from these directories, which were created at different times.

Devices of the same marking, but different years releases sometimes have different quantities suitable radio components and different markings. For example, after 1989, capacitors K10-17 began to be installed instead of plastic or ceramics. Instead of the KM N90 1uF group, redheads after 1985 put the usual H90 redhead group, and so on. Or moreover, the KM capacitors were soldered off, and instead of them, the K10-7 red flag capacitors were soldered in. The device remained working, but some characteristics were underestimated. Example: operating time was reduced significantly.

We are often asked the question: Can we send you devices by Russian Post or? We advise you to disassemble the devices into circuit boards with radio components, while removing suitable attachment parts that are attached to the device body itself. Example,

Precious metals in the attenuator D2-41 according to the data and passport forms. A free online directory of the content of precious metals indicating its weight and the type that are used in the production of attenuator devices.

Precious metals in the D5-22 attenuator according to the data and passport forms. A free online directory of the content of precious metals indicating its weight and the type that are used in the production of attenuator devices.

Weight and name of precious metals contained in the KZVP-16 apparatus based on documentation and reference forms and descriptions. A directory of the content of precious metals in devices and apparatus with an indication of its weight that are (or were) used in the production of relays in radio engineering and industry.

Precious metals in the device Complex LE170.0022. Quantity and name of precious metals (gold, silver, platinum group metals).

Precious metals in the device Microscope ISDO-76. Quantity and name of precious metals (gold, silver, platinum group metals).

Precious metals in the device Set M239. Quantity and name of precious metals (gold, silver, platinum group metals).

Precious metals in the device Shunt 75ShSM-1 (200A). Quantity and name of precious metals (gold, silver, platinum group metals).

Precious metals in the device Set M252. Quantity and name of precious metals (gold, silver, platinum group metals).

Precious metals in the device Thermometer TPP-N. Quantity and name of precious metals (gold, silver, platinum group metals).

Precious metals in the device Megaohmmeter M164. Quantity and name of precious metals (gold, silver, platinum group metals).

Precious metals in the device Power supply B5-43. Quantity and name of precious metals (gold, silver, platinum group metals).

Precious metals in the device Power supply IPS-3. Quantity and name of precious metals (gold, silver, platinum group metals).

Precious metals in the device Set M303. Quantity and name of precious metals (gold, silver, platinum group metals).

Precious metals in the device Converter F4221. Quantity and name of precious metals (gold, silver, platinum group metals).

Precious metals in the device Microscope MPSU-1. Quantity and name of precious metals (gold, silver, platinum group metals).

Precious metals in the Signal-43 device. Quantity and name of precious metals (gold, silver, platinum group metals).

Precious metals in the device Power supply B2-11. Quantity and name of precious metals (gold, silver, platinum group metals).

Precious metals in the device Converter MP-L. Quantity and name of precious metals (gold, silver, platinum group metals).

Precious metals in the device Thermometer TKH-0672 version 02. Quantity and name of precious metals (gold, silver, platinum group metals).

Precious metals

Directory "Precious metals" on the content in various devices, equipment, components, radio-electronic components.

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