Ross VB001

REDLEN TECHNOLOGIES (6/11/15 AVAIL)PRICE $8000 less 20% if sold by 3/12/13. afterthat less 15%BRITISH COLUMBIA CANADA LOCATION10/8/14 - DAVE BEITZ - IT IS STILL AVAILABLE- 250-656-5411 X 224dave.beitz@redlen.comsolar panel cells mfg. - cadmium zinc telliurium * NO FOOD!Hi Jon We are ok with 20% if you move it within 3 months and 15% if later than 3 months will that work for you?HarveyFrom: Jon Arnold [mailto:jon@arnoldeqp.com] Sent: December-11-12 11:51 AMTo: Harvey LamSubject: RE: Redlen: ROSS CONICAL LAB MIXER (#5044) HarveyThe difficulty in moving this piece is that Nauta type mixers (cone with the screw) are not very popular at all these days. I think this one was one of the last ones I've sold.If I marketed it for $8k what could I make on it? I am interested in working on 20%.Let me know your thoughts.As for a timeframe to move it all comes down to finding that customer that needs this machine. Again these are slow movers but you never know. JonArnold Equipment Company--------------------------------------------------------------------------------From: Harvey Lam [mailto:harvey.lam@redlen.com] Sent: Tuesday December 11 2012 12:41 PMTo: jon@arnoldeqp.comSubject: RE: Redlen: ROSS CONICAL LAB MIXER (#5044) Hi Jon I think it would be reasonable to list it at approximately $8K . But let me know what kind of market value it should have if I want to get rid of quicker (~3months)?ThanksHarvey LamManufacturing EngineerRedlen Technologies123-1763 Sean Heights Saanichton BCV8M 0A5ph: 250-656-5411 x279 FORMERLY AEC #5044SOLD TO REDLEN TECHNOLOGIES OF 1/25/07Mohawk # 21968(Avail conf. 1/17/07)AEC Price: $15k less 15% (conf w/dave pawn 1/17/07)Cincinatti1/25/07 - CUSTOMER WOULD REQUIRE A RIGHT OF RETURN PRIVILEGE.1/23/07 - PREVIOUS USE? PPG - NOT SURE WHAT THEY WERE DOING.IS THE SCREW TOP SUPPORTED? TOLLERANCE ON BOTTOM IS LOWTOP SUPPORTED - NOT CONNECTED AT BOTTOMBOTTOM VALVE PHOTOS?1/16/07 - cust # Are pics available of interior auger inlets & outlets? Does the screw have any mounting on the bottom and if so what kind of mounting does it have (socket)? What are the styles of fill and discharge? What was the prior use? (to vendor 1/17/07)