Meeting set.

 

With whom? Air Liquide or Linde?

Another one, but I might as well check with AL and Linde too I guess ...

How many people would be interested in signing up for an LN2 program that would rate LN2 at, let's say, €0.5 and LN2+dewar delivery at €1.

 

The more people who'd use that service, the higher the LN2 volume they sell, the lower we can push the price.

I'm not sure if this applies to everyone in here, we don't have Linde at least. AL I don't know.

I'm not sure if this applies to everyone in here, we don't have Linde at least. AL I don't know.

 

AGA is part of the Linde group, I think.

also pangas here is same group

http://www.pangas.ch/international/web/lg/ch/likelgchpangasde.nsf/docbyalias/mul_we_gas_nav

 

i am in just tell how to do

Edited February 20, 201214 yr by Hiwa

Looks like Pangas is a Swiss affiliated company of the Linde Group:

 

 

So you can count on all Ocaholic OC Team members (We are interested):

Christian Ney

Hiwa

Besi

Splmann

Michel90

Rewarder

AGA is part of the Linde group, I think.

 

Yes it is, here is the full list:

http://hiq.linde-gas.com/international/web/lg/spg/like35lgspg.nsf/docbyalias/nav_aboutlinde

 

BOC (e.g. UK)

AGA (e.g. Sweden)

Linde Gas (e.g. Germany)

Abelló Linde (Spain)

AFROX (e.g. South Africa)

PanGas (Switzerland)

CHEMOGAS (Belgium)

TEGA (Germany)

Spectra Gases (Now Linde North America)

HKO - Hong Kong Oxygen (Hong Kong)

MOX (Malaysia)

TIG (Thailand)

BOS (Now Linde Gaz Türkiye)

Karbogaz (Now Linde Gaz Türkiye)

SIGAS (Saudi Arabia)

How many people would be interested in signing up for an LN2 program that would rate LN2 at, let's say, €0.5 and LN2+dewar delivery at €1.

 

The more people who'd use that service, the higher the LN2 volume they sell, the lower we can push the price.

 

would this "contract" work for all e.g. linde ln2 suppliers in europe?

if yes, how about the conditions?

would i have to buy a minimum amount of liters a month/year?

I waaaant

would this "contract" work for all e.g. linde ln2 suppliers in europe?

if yes, how about the conditions?

would i have to buy a minimum amount of liters a month/year?

 

Well, I haven't got any real details yet, just set the first meeting to see if something can be done about it.

 

Ideally:

 

- yes, would for all Linde group suppliers

- contract would have a minimum amount of LN2 required (volume needs to be high enough to justify better pricing)

 

We'll see ... first let's have the meeting .

- contract would have a minimum amount of LN2 required (volume needs to be high enough to justify better pricing)

I got an 18% rebate on a 100 liter/month deal from Linde/AGA. If you can hook a badass deal up, I'm in for sure. With all the people here, I'm pretty sure we could easily count 1000+ liters a month.

 

If I can help somehow, let me know.

Fired an email to Linde as well. Don't really have a contact over there, so it might take a while.

 

Could you call up your contact maybe? Check if he might know the people I'd need to talk to?

I'm interested If you can get BOC to supply for 50 cents/ L + delivery, i'd give you a round of applause. Their default is £4/L + delivery. BOC don't wanna know about small-time users and deliberately price them out.

Yes it is, here is the full list:

http://hiq.linde-gas.com/international/web/lg/spg/like35lgspg.nsf/docbyalias/nav_aboutlinde

 

BOC (e.g. UK)

AGA (e.g. Sweden)

Linde Gas (e.g. Germany)

Abelló Linde (Spain)

AFROX (e.g. South Africa)

PanGas (Switzerland)

CHEMOGAS (Belgium)

TEGA (Germany)

Spectra Gases (Now Linde North America)

HKO - Hong Kong Oxygen (Hong Kong)

MOX (Malaysia)

TIG (Thailand)

BOS (Now Linde Gaz Türkiye)

Karbogaz (Now Linde Gaz Türkiye)

SIGAS (Saudi Arabia)

 

BOC Australia > owned by Linde people controls 70% market share in Australia

 

http://www.chemlink.com.au/indusgas.htm

 

but they are ridiculously expensive. I pay $1.2/L Delivered and they charge $6-7/L to pickup LOL

Could you call up your contact maybe? Check if he might know the people I'd need to talk to?

 

My contact is awesome. I've been trying to get hold of her three times to have my invoice adjusted (nothing is according to my contract), apparently she senses that and doesn't pick up the phone.

 

I'll check though.

 

EDIT: Okay, I checked with her now. First good news is that my invoice is adjusted according to my deal. The second, more relevant, piece of news is that she's checking for someone at Linde HQ who can set up some sort of deal, she'd get back to me ASAP.

Edited February 20, 201214 yr by Mean Machine

We are a group here in dk that's on it we take about 10-15 x 230L a year right now

Why don't you work on Airgas in the US while you're at it.

Gunslinger...

 

Step 1: Go here and print invoices from this post and this post.

Step 2: Take them to your local Airgas branch.

Step 3: ......

Step 4: Profit!

I've also been talking about a special contract for the Swiss overclocking guys. Pangas, which is part of the Linde Group, as Chris pointed out several times, has a discount plan. And it starts to get really interesting if you can committ to take 25'000 liters LN2 or more per year.

 

So if you negotiate with them make sure that you overexaggerate I would tell them all overclockers in Europe might need 50'000 to 100'000 liters LN2 per year or so and then lets give it a try for one year. After that first year there could be further negotiations.

Last year, about 600 people used ln2 at hwbot. On average, I reckon most would get upto 1000L per year if the price is between €0.5 and €1.

 

I think there's leverage ...

Refill 50L roughly each fortnight = 1100-1300L. If it's cheaper, i'd love to save money.... but i'd use more LN2

From the looks of it, Linde might be the best option. I just don't know if there's a discount plan that covers all Linde Group distributors. I reckon every distri probably has their own plan.

 

Well, we'll just have to wait and see what the reply is.

AGA is part of the Linde group, I think.

 

We have AGA. And i've heard the rates are now $10/L:p

Not sure if we could offer some sort of advertizing in return? Maybe that helps.