
Assay Supplies
Assay Slate Certified Blank Pack — 50
Fifty sealed blank certificate slates for Meridian-authorized desks only—in theory. The holograph strip is annoying to forge and more annoying to explain if you try.…

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Certified wire, billets, powders, pellets, and assayed feedstock.
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Fifty sealed blank certificate slates for Meridian-authorized desks only—in theory. The holograph strip is annoying to forge and more annoying to explain if you try.…

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Twelve sealed chips of known ores in a foam coffin, each with a Meridian hash. Used to keep field kits honest. Karthunai assay clerks will not argue with you until you run the chips—then they will argue with data.

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One kilogram of assayed doré with a Meridian holograph that makes thieves ambitious and insurers verbose. Not jewelry—settlement metal. The bar is ugly on purpose. Pretty gold gets stolen faster.

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Fluxes, cupels, and a mean little booklet of fire-assay steps. Smells like a chemistry teacher's revenge. Meridian includes sealed blanks so your first button is not a mystery alloy from last week’s pocket lint.

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A rugged case with streak plates, reagents, a densitometer puck, and a slate that refuses to save results unless you enter a claim ID. Karthunai prospectors call it the argument ender. Meridian calls it 'preliminary.'

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Common melt flux in a lined sack. Cheap, necessary, and forever tracked into boots. Meridian assays each lot for chloride weirdness because one bad bag can haunt a furnace for a month.

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Soluble support feedstock for complex prints that need a skeleton you dissolve later. Meridian keeps it dry; humidity turns it into a sad brick. Wrong solvent melts the part you wanted.

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Ten kilos of battery-hungry concentrate in a lined drum with a Meridian slate that mentions water the way priests mention sin. Power-pack shops and Amperex contractors clear shelves first.…

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Short billets of bearing bronze with heat stamps deep enough to survive a yard. Perfect for bushings, wear pads, and the quiet parts that keep walkers walking. Meridian's slate lists lead content without apology.

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Five kilos of structural tow on a sealed spool—black, shiny, and allergic to kinks. Composite shops and exo frame makers buy it by the quiet crate. Meridian's slate lists filament count so arguments end faster.

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Assayed plate blanks stamped for temporary hull and conduit patches. Meridian keeps the certificate in a sleeve that never stays clean. Wrong alloy voids the stamp and the argument.

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Twenty kilos of blue-grey concentrate under a Meridian slate that lists arsenic impurities without blinking. Battery shops and specialty melts fight over restocks.…

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Forty kilograms of assayed iron concentrate in a weave sack with a Meridian slate clipped to the throat. Dusty, honest, and unromantic. Karthunai buyers thump the sack once—habit from older cloth that lied about weight.

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Dockgrade pellets arrive in a silver moisture bag with a humidity square visible through the seal.…

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Edgehold is dark tool-steel powder packed under inert gas in a keyed cartridge. Properly printed and heat-treated, it becomes cutters, dies, wear plates and small tools that survive more than one ugly shift.…

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Soft elastomer pellets for gaskets, grips, and the seals you always run out of mid-repair. Meridian seals the sack with a humidity square. Soft when fresh; brick when you leave it open.

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Glassline resin comes in an eight-kilogram opaque cartridge with a breakaway seal and a return tag large enough to survive a careless cargo crew.…

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A hundred kilos of sorted ferrous scrap with a Meridian Grade-A slate—not junk, not treasure, just honest melt feed. Smeltkeel buys these when the reclaim line is hungry. The crate still smells like someone else's ship.

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Half a kilo of black flake that coats everything and improves conductive inks if you behave. Meridian includes a dust mask because pride does not filter lungs. The pack looks empty. It is not.

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Twenty-five kilograms of common structural steel in short marked billets, each heat number stamped deep enough to survive yard handling.…

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Ten kilos of titanium sponge under argon, slate sealed, price painful. Meridian will not sell it to anyone who calls it 'pretty scrap.' The crate warns about water in three languages and one pictogram of a very sad foun…

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Hardline is eight kilograms of steel-nickel deposition wire on a sealed square spool, meant for brackets, clamps, housings and repair blanks rather than pretty work.…

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Sinter-ready carbide blanks for teeth, inserts, and the bits that make Pitframe tools expensive to ignore. Each blank carries a micro-stamp. Meridian assays the lot; Pitframe usually buys half the shelf by lunch.

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An empty tagged bin for scrap that still knows its name. Meridian sells the bin empty on purpose — the mass is the shell, not a free alloy lottery. Mix mystery metals and enjoy the assay fee.

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Lightkeel comes as eight silver-grey ingots wrapped against salt and dock grit. The alloy machines cleanly, carries less mass than common steel and makes excellent housings, ducts and equipment frames.…

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Lightline is five kilograms of aluminum-magnesium print wire for ducts, covers, equipment frames and other parts where hauling less mass is worth paying more for the spool.…

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Stacked cathode plates with heat stamps deep enough to survive a dishonest scale. Smeltkeel remelts them; Meridian argues about plating purity. The slate is honest. The dock hands are not always.

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A kilogram of assayed silver-bearing solder on a wooden core—Meridian still likes wood for solder because plastic cores have opinions in heat. Electricians and jewelers fight over the counter stock.

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Paleclay looks like five squat cartridges of grey toothpaste and behaves rather better after firing. Fabricators use it for electrical standoffs, heat shields, casting molds and chemically resistant fixtures.…

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A kilo of platinum sponge under argon for catalysts and the kind of contacts that hate corrosion. Meridian prices it like a small ship payment plan. The pictogram on the lid is a sad foundry that ignored the argon.

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Replacement filter cartridges for shipyard printers that eat wire and spit grit. Meridian seals them with a date band that lies if you leave the crate open. Swap late and invent a clog that ruins a run.

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Two kilos of pale oxide in a vacuum jar that costs more than some sidearms. Magnets, sensors, and people who say 'just a pinch' all want it. Meridian will not sell to anyone who opens the jar on the counter 'to check.'

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Redline is ten kilograms of oxygen-free copper wound on a returnable ceramic hub. Ship electricians use it for bus repairs, motor windings, grounding straps and the little emergency jobs that begin with somebody saying…

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Boule slices and feed billets for sensor shops and people who think dust is a personality. Foam cradle, humidity card, Meridian hash. Drop the crate once and you will invent new swear words.