Drilling out a dead bulb in 4805 bulb-reflector assembly
Which of these drill types would work best? Do I need a drill press for one accurate drill bit size?http://www.dadsrockshop.com/diamond_drills.html
Or a smaller drill bit to use by hand (like a Roto ZIP:http://fastenmsc.stores.yahoo.net/bosspirrotcu.html
Which of these drill types would work best? Do I need a drill press for one accurate drill bit size?http://www.dadsrockshop.com/diamond_drills.html
Or a smaller drill bit to use by hand (like a Roto ZIP:http://fastenmsc.stores.yahoo.net/bosspirrotcu.html
Hi theaulait69 !
the cement is from fireplace, like normal cement, need mix water, but it is heat-resistant cemnet .
Hi pantsonfire !
give me you email address please. I have bulb only.
Hi ankitgupta711!
let us wait
Hi XboxHacker216 !
I sent mail to you
Hi Versimilatude
150w BSM-DC bulb can replace your bulb.
Hi dgostl !
you can give me your email address
the cement is from fireplace, like normal cement, need mix water, but it is heat-resistant cemnet .
Hi pantsonfire !
give me you email address please. I have bulb only.
Hi ankitgupta711!
let us wait
Hi XboxHacker216 !
I sent mail to you
Hi Versimilatude
150w BSM-DC bulb can replace your bulb.
Hi dgostl !
you can give me your email address
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I worked in dentistry for many years - there are numerous plasters and stones we used for models that should be heat resistant enough for the bulb base job.
The plasters tend to be a bit weak and we used them mostly for preliminary models. The final models were made from a stone (basically a refined type of plaster) with exceptionally high strength. At least as stong as the cement I found in my bulb base and this should be ideal. Strength does depend on the amount of water used and how well it is mixed.
I'm faily sure these would have adequate heat resistance. If you're uncertain though we also used various investments as well (plaster like materials that mixed with water or other liquids and reinforced with high temp tolerant materials) to surround wax shapes for casting of metals.
(A crude type of investment that can tolerate moderately high temps can be made by simply mixing plaster with pummice sand but it tends to be a bit weak and crumbly).
Investments must tolerate very high temperature in the furnace up to 1600 c and contact with molten metals including stainless steel for metal dentures - so they'd have no problem with bulb temps. Some investments are quite weak and crumble easy - some are very strong.
I'm sure if you went to a dental laboratory they'd sell you the small amount we need for a nominal price, probably even give it to you if you asked nicely - they buy the stuff by the drum load.
YWH - can you give me a price for the BSC-DC 150w bulb and a way to contact you for payment?
I have been offered an SHP80 bare bulb from a Chinese company that they assure me is compatable. The bulb life is 1600 hours, down a bit from the 2000 hours quoted for the origional - but still quite good. The purchase price is $160 usd.
I came across another Chinese company that sells origional bare bulbs as well who quoted me $230 for the actual origional bulb. They assure me this is the origional bulb. If so it's consideribly cheaper than the best price lamp unit replacement I could get at $480.
Both companies offer a large range of bulbs and I can post their names here if anybody's interested - and a bit leary of cementing new bulbs in themselves but still wants a cheaper alternative.
I worked in dentistry for many years - there are numerous plasters and stones we used for models that should be heat resistant enough for the bulb base job.
The plasters tend to be a bit weak and we used them mostly for preliminary models. The final models were made from a stone (basically a refined type of plaster) with exceptionally high strength. At least as stong as the cement I found in my bulb base and this should be ideal. Strength does depend on the amount of water used and how well it is mixed.
I'm faily sure these would have adequate heat resistance. If you're uncertain though we also used various investments as well (plaster like materials that mixed with water or other liquids and reinforced with high temp tolerant materials) to surround wax shapes for casting of metals.
(A crude type of investment that can tolerate moderately high temps can be made by simply mixing plaster with pummice sand but it tends to be a bit weak and crumbly).
Investments must tolerate very high temperature in the furnace up to 1600 c and contact with molten metals including stainless steel for metal dentures - so they'd have no problem with bulb temps. Some investments are quite weak and crumble easy - some are very strong.
I'm sure if you went to a dental laboratory they'd sell you the small amount we need for a nominal price, probably even give it to you if you asked nicely - they buy the stuff by the drum load.
YWH - can you give me a price for the BSC-DC 150w bulb and a way to contact you for payment?
I have been offered an SHP80 bare bulb from a Chinese company that they assure me is compatable. The bulb life is 1600 hours, down a bit from the 2000 hours quoted for the origional - but still quite good. The purchase price is $160 usd.
I came across another Chinese company that sells origional bare bulbs as well who quoted me $230 for the actual origional bulb. They assure me this is the origional bulb. If so it's consideribly cheaper than the best price lamp unit replacement I could get at $480.
Both companies offer a large range of bulbs and I can post their names here if anybody's interested - and a bit leary of cementing new bulbs in themselves but still wants a cheaper alternative.
Hi Ywh!
I would need lamp for Hitachi cp-x275. There is text on lamp (hscr155h8h).
How much would it cost If U have it? And can I pay with paypal?
Thanks, Joni
I would need lamp for Hitachi cp-x275. There is text on lamp (hscr155h8h).
How much would it cost If U have it? And can I pay with paypal?
Thanks, Joni
lamps.
This is an email address from the guy I'm ordering my bulb from.
He sent me a catalogue of his lamps (38 in all) and it turns out my origional lamp was there under a different serial mumber - but it was easy to pic.
The price was $160 with $15 wire transfer and shipping fee to Australia. So for $175 USD I get the origional lamp with 2000 hours (4000 eco mode) bulb life - and a guranteed fit in my housing - no allignemt hassles.
He sent me an invoice as a PDF doc and you wire him the money.
I haven't received the lamp yet so I can't guarantee the reliablity - I'll post a message when/if I get it.
So far the guy has been excellent answering all my questions with patients and demonstrating a good overall knowledge. There's a wide range of origional lamps in his catalogue and worth a look.
I have no financial interest in this business and only just found this guy. If it works out I think it might be a good source of cheap origional bulbs.
liaoxd2001@yahoo.com
This is an email address from the guy I'm ordering my bulb from.
He sent me a catalogue of his lamps (38 in all) and it turns out my origional lamp was there under a different serial mumber - but it was easy to pic.
The price was $160 with $15 wire transfer and shipping fee to Australia. So for $175 USD I get the origional lamp with 2000 hours (4000 eco mode) bulb life - and a guranteed fit in my housing - no allignemt hassles.
He sent me an invoice as a PDF doc and you wire him the money.
I haven't received the lamp yet so I can't guarantee the reliablity - I'll post a message when/if I get it.
So far the guy has been excellent answering all my questions with patients and demonstrating a good overall knowledge. There's a wide range of origional lamps in his catalogue and worth a look.
I have no financial interest in this business and only just found this guy. If it works out I think it might be a good source of cheap origional bulbs.
liaoxd2001@yahoo.com
hi ywh i have some questions
i need a lamp for epson emp-82
specs : http://www.epson.co.uk/products/video_projectors/product_spec/EMP-82.htm
lamp model no. elplp34
Type: 170W UHE; Life: 2000h (High Brightness) / 3000h (Low Brightness)
1.what type of lamp do i need?
2.do you ship to israel? if so is it 5$?
3.do you still take paypal?
4.what do i need to know before i buy it? ive read some stuff here about heat-resistant material - what exactly do i need , any brand name or something?
5.also ive read you need to make the projector to think the original lamp is there , is this still needed ? if so any refrence on how i do this?
6.how much is the life span on these lamps?
thx in advance , ofir 🙂
i need a lamp for epson emp-82
specs : http://www.epson.co.uk/products/video_projectors/product_spec/EMP-82.htm
lamp model no. elplp34
Type: 170W UHE; Life: 2000h (High Brightness) / 3000h (Low Brightness)
1.what type of lamp do i need?
2.do you ship to israel? if so is it 5$?
3.do you still take paypal?
4.what do i need to know before i buy it? ive read some stuff here about heat-resistant material - what exactly do i need , any brand name or something?
5.also ive read you need to make the projector to think the original lamp is there , is this still needed ? if so any refrence on how i do this?
6.how much is the life span on these lamps?
thx in advance , ofir 🙂
Hi Versimilatude !
plasters is CaSO4•2H2O, it will lose 2H2O when it get hot, CaSO4 is powder. but I dont know the heat resistance. you can test it.
the price for the BSM-DC 150w bulb is $80, shipping is $5. I can take moneybookers only.
I found this:
http://hovahprojectorlamp.cn/
Hi jondeks !
your lamp is 150W UHB, you need 150w BSM-AC, price is $80, shipping is $5. I can take moneybookers only.
Hi Dj-Gutz !
you need need 170w BSM-AC, price is $80, shipping is $5,by post office. I can take moneybookers only.
yo have to rebuild you lamp kit yourself. to find heat-resistant material.
plasters is CaSO4•2H2O, it will lose 2H2O when it get hot, CaSO4 is powder. but I dont know the heat resistance. you can test it.
the price for the BSM-DC 150w bulb is $80, shipping is $5. I can take moneybookers only.
I found this:
http://hovahprojectorlamp.cn/
Hi jondeks !
your lamp is 150W UHB, you need 150w BSM-AC, price is $80, shipping is $5. I can take moneybookers only.
Hi Dj-Gutz !
you need need 170w BSM-AC, price is $80, shipping is $5,by post office. I can take moneybookers only.
yo have to rebuild you lamp kit yourself. to find heat-resistant material.
ywh said:
hi
i can't register to moneybookers with my visa ( i cant verify it )
i think it only gets international visa altough i havent had any problems with paypal...
what can i do to make this happen?
any chance of paying you with paypal?
thx
Hi Dj-Gutz !
moneybookers did not need visa card, bank account is ok.
you can pay to 18wheel with paypal, but need wait longer time.
moneybookers did not need visa card, bank account is ok.
you can pay to 18wheel with paypal, but need wait longer time.
Hi, I bought a poyector infocus lp130, the UHP lamp used is 120W, are all the data I have right now, because I had not yet arrived, Would you tell me that I need lamp? If it is not, you could do if I put pictures once i get it?
Hi !
you need 120W BSM-AC bulb, price is $80, shipping is $5
It is burner only, without reflector, wait your picture.
do you like play football ?
you need 120W BSM-AC bulb, price is $80, shipping is $5
It is burner only, without reflector, wait your picture.
do you like play football ?
ywh said:
aren't you 18wheel? im confused..
how much longer will i have to wait?
and what lamp do i need exactly?
170w BSM-AC-H
or
170w BSM-AC-L
and the price on the site is 84$ - its not updated or does it cost more there?
thx
18wheel is my partner. UHE is BSM-AC-H.
about the price, you have to ask 18wheel, you need to pay the fee of paypal
about the price, you have to ask 18wheel, you need to pay the fee of paypal
ywh said:
YWH,
I'm in need of a replacement "bulb only" for an InFocus LP500. I think it's an OSRAM 270 watt, Lamp Type SHP and bulb number 5002054. I don't need the housing but if you have one you may quote that too. I really appreciate the response in advance.
Post deleted as poster's requestLP 500 bulb
I apologize but I'm confused.
I will gladly purchase the bulb from you but don't understand your response or warning about the cement or wire. Will I be purchasing a complete bulb that I can install in the housing or do I have to completely constuct the bulb from scratch?
Thank You.
I apologize but I'm confused.
I will gladly purchase the bulb from you but don't understand your response or warning about the cement or wire. Will I be purchasing a complete bulb that I can install in the housing or do I have to completely constuct the bulb from scratch?
Thank You.
Hi !
the cement is from fireplace, it is heat-resistant cemnet .
a few scratch ios OK, can you show picture of yours?
your email addresss refuse my mail.
the cement is from fireplace, it is heat-resistant cemnet .
a few scratch ios OK, can you show picture of yours?
your email addresss refuse my mail.
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