disposable razors manufacturing machinery?
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http://www.bodine-assembly.com/
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It's a dubious business model, sometimes called "bait and hook", designed to generate revenue from sales of overpriced consumables, rather than the main product which is sold at a subsidised price (it could be considered a type of loss leader, as others have said, but that usually refers to under-priced products meant to entice a customer into buying from a particular store or supplier, making them more likely to purchase other goods from the same one). The bait and hook system is generally attributed to Gillette, who originated the practice of selling cheap razors (with a few blades) knowing that consumers would have to keep buying the blades to fit their razor. Some original manufacturers' inks are known to cost more than the same quantity of expensive champagne, perfume and even caviar. Of course, consumers eventually figured out they were being ripped-off, and aftermarket suppliers realised there was a market for cheaper alternatives. This has created an arms race between manufacturers designing printers to work only with their own cartridges, and aftermarket suppliers trying to keep pace by reverse engineering. This has also led to legal action on both sides, with manufacturers alleging patent or licence infringement and consumables producers accusing them, in turn, of anticompetitive practice. It's a little simplistic to say the printer manufacturers are just being greedy - our modern conveniences can't only be supported by short-lived opportunistic operations - but the sharp practices of established corporations don't provide a stable market or a fair deal for consumers either. It's hard to feel sympathetic toward companies who secretly started including a device in their cartridges (Lexmark, Epson) to prevent them working if they are refilled - the notorious "killer chip".
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those are disposable buddy. you can find parts easily....in taiwan
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consult a manufacturing agent
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They could probably get a newer machine for less that your oral contracted price.  See if you can sell the machinery for more that what they are offering you otherwise you can consider their offer.  Oral contract has no legal value, can't goto court with that.
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Well it depends if you have your own website or not, if so check out http://www.simplemachines.org/\n\nthey have a great support base
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Here are some sources\n\nwww.elephant-dental.de/downloads/ BR_E_Biocompatible%20Alloys.pdf\n\nwww.devicelink.com/emdm/archive/06/05/019.html\n\nwww.dentricks.se/prod01.html
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it is a type of Machinery.
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http://www.cheap-salon-equipment.com/human-experiance-of-beauty-salons.htm probably has the information you need. You need to click on the links.
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Mini-Photo Labs will actually do this process for you if you wanted yuo invest in that kind of money in one.\nThe labs that you find at WalMart or Walgreens actually have contracts to sell this metal to organizations that buy it on a regular basis.
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Laser - also the most expensive
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The manufacturers web site
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I would avoid electric shavers for a start. Then with a safety razor like a Gillette, I'd shave with the grain and then shave again against the grain. I do, and get a nice, clean shave every day. Good luck.\n\nChow!!
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resources are just that...resources...you find them anywhere...hardware stores...in this case maybe marine/scuba stores...grainger sells electric motors for battlebot builders...
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Try Jass machine company:\nwww.jassmachco.com/nustep.htm\n                            Lyndell
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the best one that works great is the vibrating razor MPower3 or something like that.. MP3 from gillette.. blades are expensive but nothing works as good or as close..dont nick yourself.. ouchh. soap is good some people are allergic to shaving creams soap up real good and go slowly and carefully..
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I think the equipment required to make one would cost way more than just buying one.  You can find one for $10 on ebay.