Sartorious paint terminal break down . What's behind the glass ?

Here is some more food for thought to anyone who knows people in the car painting business or perhaps has a location upgrading their equipment or cleaning house . The sartorious paint terminal looks like not much all wrapped in its steel shell.



But underneath that heavy outer shell lies a nice 10 lb cast aluminum wrap around the very lightweight LCD screen.



Here is it separated into it's three main components . Top half of cast with glass, LCD screen, 7lb clean cast panel



But wait there is more . Underneath you will find some interesting boards . About a pound a unit





I wanted to point these out . The hate on tvs may make you not look twice at anything with a screen . This is further proof that tearing into something new can be knowledgeable and profitable . I tore these down with a flathead and a Alan key . I would recommend a impact to speed up volume . Also some nice gold pins,lil wire and more boards on the backs of the lcds . I finished with about 300 lbs cast . Bunch of stainless pieces and a few 100 pounds of steel . I did 30 in a day .

The scales and terminals have insane resale value but these were damaged by water so that was not a option.
Just remember to research before you tear down , could save some time and make more without touching a tool.

I researched as much as I could , all I found was the paint scales new on ebay for $1000 granted that was new in the box .
The terminals alone are 40+ lbs each so shipping was not going to happen . I purchased them as scrap and intended to do so to free up the investment and clear some space . I have friends in the auto field that could test out equipment for me in the future and help line up buyers for the working items .

Thanks for the advice thou .funny a 9 yo saw my flip phone the other day and said "they still make thos ? "