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FRITEX STOCK Co (29.04.2013) Дмитрий Савинов - Price-list_25.04.2013.xls Page 1 FRITEX STOCK Co. Plant of friction and heat-resistant materials 79, Sovetskaya st., Yaroslavl, GSP, 150003, Russia Banking Details: Intermediary Bank: SWIFT:IRVTUS3N Bank of New York NY, USA. Account: 8900057610 Beneficiary Bank: SWIFT: SABRRUMMYA1. Sberbank (Severny Head Office). Address: pr. Oktyabrya, 8, Yaroslavl, Russian Federation. Acc. 30301840000000607700 Beneficiary: FRITEX Stock Co. Acc. 40702840777010200134 Sales department: tel./fax. (4852) 25-99-04, 25-99-03,25-99-08 Web-site: www.fritex.ru, E-mail: [email protected] FRICTION LININGS asbestos molded, asbestos-free ellypsoid (Prices are quoted per 15.04.2013 ) Item EXW Item EXW Product Application Product Application No. Price, USD No. Price, USD ASBESTOS MOLDED 42 2121-1601138 drilling VAZ-2121,2106 0,81 For trucks 43 412-1601138 Moskvitch-412 0,70 1 236-1601138А3 YaMZ-236 engine 2,49 44 412-1601138 drilling Moskvitch-412 0,80 2 236-1601138А3 drilling YaMZ-236 engine 2,73 45 2141-1601138 Moskvitch-2141 0,82 3 238-1601138 YaMZ-238 engine 2,52 46 2141-1601138 drilling Moskvitch-2141 0,92 4 15.1601138 YaMZ-240 engine 3,42 47 245-1601138 ZAZ-11022 «TAVRIA» 0,65 51-1601138К with red 5 GAZ-51,63,UAZ 1,34 48 245-1601138 drilling ZAZ-11022 «ТAVRIA» 0,75 lead 53-1601138К with red 6 GAZ-53,66,PAZ,KaVZ 1,72 49 20-1601138 with red lead GAZ-24,RAF 0,94 lead 20-1601138 with read 7 53-1601138-22 GAZ-53,66,PAZ,KaVZ 2,12 50 GAZ-24,RAF 0,99 lead drilling 8 130-1601138А2 2,12 OTHERS ZIL130,5301,URAL, LiAZ, LAZ 9 130-1601138А2 drilling 2,23 51 D25-028 for electric drive 1,16 10 14-1601138 KamAZ,URAL,LAZ - 4,7mm 2,23 52 02.01.11 bobin-variable machine 1,00 11 14-1601138-10 KamAZ,URAL,LAZ - 4,5mm 2,24 53 225х140х4,5 variable machinery 1,19 12 14-1601138 drilling KamAZ,URAL,LAZ 2,32 ASBESTOS FREE ELLYPSOID 13 815-1601138 Тatra-815 3,14 Drilling 14 018-01-1601138 IKARUS, LiAZ 3,28 54 2106-1601138-04 VAZ-2121,2106 1,33 For tractors 55 2107-1601138-04 VAZ-2101,03-05,07 1,19 15 А59.01.201 MTZ tractors-50,80 0,95 56 2109-1601138-04 VAZ-2108,2109 1,19 16 70-1601138 MTZ tractors-50,80,82,100 1,66 57 2110-1601138-04 VAZ-2110 1,26 17 70-1601138 drilling MTZ tractors-50,80,82,100 1,83 58 4022.1601138-12 (ZMZ) GAZ-24-, UAZ, RAF 1,60 18 50-1601138B MTZ tractor-50 1,83 59 406.1601138-01 (ZMZ) GAZ-3302”GAZEL” 1,79 19 СМД1-2111А MTZ tractors, DT 2,30 60 70-1601138-02 MTZ tractors-50,80,82,100 3,98 20 01М-2141А SMD engine-60,62,64,72 2,47 61 14.1601138-31 KamAZ 5320, 5460, 5511 7,01 21 14-2111А SMD engine-14,15,19,20 2,43 62 4301-1601138-01 GAZ with STEYR engine 4,90 22 54-01073** S4/D215/d140 1,55 63 184.1601138-10 YaMZ-7511,10 engine,YaMZ-840 9,42 23 46167 C Tractors-100,Т-130,170 2,63 64 184.1601138-02 c YaMZ-7511,10 engine,YaMZ-840 8,14 24 46167с C Tractors-100,Т-130,170 Contr. price 65 4301-1601138-11 VALDAI 7,08 Tractors UMZ-6 and 36-1604047-B-1 406-1601138-10 GAZ-3302,Euro3 YOM 08 25 modifications 2,23 66 1,79 26 Т24-1601138 VTZ Tractors 1,16 67 406.1601138-20 GAZ-3302, before 2009 1,79 27 Т25-1601138-В T tractors-25,30 1,28 68 406.1601138-30 GAZ-3302 from 2009 1,86 28 Т25-1601138-B2 T Tractors-16,40,LTZ-55,60 1,65 69 330242-1601138 GAZ-31102,5 BAZ 2215 1,86 29 Т25-1601165-В1 T tractors-40,LTZ-55,60 1,25 No drilling 30 Т29-1601138А Т tractors-28 1,68 70 4022-1601138-501 GAZ-24-, UAZ, RAF 1,52 31 709-12-700 VTZ Tractors 3,53 71 406-1601138-501 GAZ-3302”Газель” 1,66 32 765-12-16 CHTZ tractors 3,16 72 451-1601138-02 GAZ-51,63, UAZ 1,98 33 40266 С,Т tractors-100,TDT-55 1,44 73 4301-1601138-501 GAZ with STEYR engine 4,69 34 А21205 (ZAM10) KDP tractor-35 4,21 74 70-1601138-02 МТZ Tractors -50,80,82,100 3,86 For passenger cars 75 36-1604047B1-02 UMZ Tractor-6 and modifications 2,24 35 1111-1601138 VAZ-1111 «OKA» 0,60 76 055030-1601138 ZIL 4,76 36 1111-1601138 drilling VAZ-1111 «OKA» 0,70 77 14-1601138-01 KamAZ,URAL,LAZ 4,86 37 2101-1601138 VAZ-2101,03-05,07 0,63 78 Э184-1601138-02 YaMZ-7511,10 engine,YaMZ-840 8,74 38 2101-1601138 drilling VAZ-2101,03-05,07 0,73 79 16-1601138-02 KamAZ-65116,17, 6540 7,92 39 2108-1601138 VAZ-2108,09 0,65 80 018.01.-1601138-02 IKARUS-250,256,260,280 7,93 40 2108-1601138 drilling VAZ-2108,09 0,75 81 15-1601138-02 BAZ 6303,6402,6909,6910 9,42 (29.04.2013) Дмитрий Савинов - Price-list_25.04.2013.xls Page 2 ASBESTOS MOLDED 42 2121-1601138 drilling VAZ-2121,2106 0,81 For trucks 43 412-1601138 Moskvitch-412 0,70 41 2121-1601138 VAZ-2121,2106 0,71 ISO 9001:2008 ISO/TS 16949:2009 (29.04.2013) Дмитрий Савинов - Price-list_25.04.2013.xls Page 3 Из ЭТАЛОНА (29.04.2013) Дмитрий Савинов - Price-list_25.04.2013.xls Page 4 (29.04.2013) Дмитрий Савинов - Price-list_25.04.2013.xls Page 5 FRITEX STOCK Co. Plant of friction and heat-resistant materials 79, Sovetskaya st., Yaroslavl, GSP, 150003, Russia Banking Details: Intermediary Bank: SWIFT:IRVTUS3N Bank of New York NY, USA. Account: 8900057610 Beneficiary Bank: SWIFT: SABRRUMMYA1. Sberbank (Severny Head Office). Address: pr. Oktyabrya, 8, Yaroslavl, Russian Federation. Acc. 30301840000000607700 Beneficiary: FRITEX Stock Co. Acc. 40702840777010200134 Sales department: tel./fax. (4852) 25-99-04, 25-99-03,25-99-08 Web-site: www.fritex.ru, E-mail: [email protected] BRAKE LININGS asbestos, asbestos free (Prices are quoted per 15.04.2013 ) Item Item No. EXW EXW Price, Product Application Price, USD No. Product Application USD ASBESTOS BRAKE LININGS BRAKE SHOES FOR RAILWAY TRANPORT 82 402-3501105А Moskvitch-402,2140 0,43 asbestos 83 2101-3502105А VAZ-2101-2107,2121 0,55 140 25610-Н (TIIR-300) For freight railway cars 8,26 VAZ-2108,2109,2110, Priora, 84 2108-3502105А Кalina, Granta 0,46 asbestos-free 85 24-3501105-02 GAZ-24, 3110, short 0,38 141 25130-03-Н (Fritex-950) For freight railway cars 14,03 126-12-58 Fritex-970/2 with iron insert 24-3501105-01 GAZ-24, 3110, long For freight railway cars 86 0,48 142 (Fritex Contact ) 24,06 87 69-3507020-10 drilling UAZ 0,54 ASBESTOS-FREE BRAKE LININGS 88 20-3501106 drilling UAZ, RAF,ErAZ 0,60 143 3302-3502105-01 GAZ-3302 "GAZEL" 1,17 89 20-3501105 drilling UAZ, RAF,ErAZ 0,78 144 375-3507020-04 URAL-375, 4320 1,70 90 3302-3502105 GAZ-3302 ”Gazel” 0,90 145 3160-3502105-10 drilling UAZ 1,33 91 51-3501106 drilling GAZ-51,53,KaVZ 0,89 146 3160-3502106-10 drilling UAZ 1,02 92 51-3501105 drilling GAZ-51,53,KaVZ 1,14 147 3160-3507020-10 drilling UAZ 0,88 93 51-3507020 B drilling GAZ-51,52,53,3307 0,70 148 3309-3501105 drilling GAZ-53,3307,3309,4301,PAZ 1,81 94 51-3502106 drilling GАZ-51,PАZ 1,23 149 3309-3502105 drilling GAZ-53,3307,3309,4301,PAZ 2,08 95 51-3502105 drilling GAZ-51,66,3307,09, 4301, 1,74 150 3308-3507020 drilling GAZ-53,3307,3309,4301,PAZ 1,27 96 53-3502106 drilling GAZ-52,53 1,67 151 5301-3502105 ZIL-5301”Bichok” 1,51 97 53-3502105 drilling GAZ-52,53,3307,3309,PAZ 2,03 152 55571-3501105-11 URAL before 2009 4,52 98 51-3502105-03 drilling both sides polished 1,21 153 55571X-3501105-01 URAL after 2009 4,18 99 51-3502105-03 drilling GAZ-53,3307,3309,4301,PAZ 1,02 154 350239Е26 URAL 6323, 65, 67, 68 11,95 100 53-3502105-03 drilling both sides polished 1,28 155 233001-3501105 GAZ-2330 "Tiger",GAZ-49 4,03 101 53-3502105-03 drilling GAZ-53,3307,3309,4301,PAZ 1,07 156 233001-3501106 GAZ-2330 "Tiger",GAZ-49 3,77 102 66-3507020-B GAZ-66 1,04 157 6923-3501104 MAZ-6422,КraZ-6520, MZKT 6,53 103 49-3501105А GAZ-233001, GAZ-49 1,67 158 5511-3501105-01 KamAZ-5511,53212,4310 3,73 104 49-3501106 GAZ-233001, GAZ-49 1,64 159 6520-3501106 drilling KamAZ 6520 and modifications 5,28 53212-3501105 drilling, polished on the both GAZ-49 KamAZ-5511,53212,4310 105 5903-3507020 1,17 160 sides, Т 18,5 /13,5 3,81 106 130-3501105-02 ZIL-130,131,LAZ-695 1,33 161 64226-3501105 MAZ-6422,КraZ-6520, MZKT 3,65 107 130-3502105 ZIL-131 1,81 Set in individual package (8 pcs.
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