1. General Provisions
This document governs all engagements with Procision Manufacturing Trading Limited, along with Procision Manufacturing (Zhongshan) Co., Ltd, hereinafter collectively referred to as “Procision Manufacturing”. The parties hereby concur that the entirety of the terms and conditions set forth in this document, along with those in the relevant contract, shall constitute the complete agreement (“the Agreement”) between them regarding the subject matter hereof, effective as of this date. This Agreement expressly overrides and nullifies any prior understandings, interactions, or agreements, whether verbal or written, between the parties. This includes, but is not limited to, any requests for quotations, purchase orders, or any other documentation issued by the BUYER.
Furthermore, no prior or concurrent discussions or agreements, whether oral or in written form, shall have the power to alter or amend the stipulations of this Agreement. Neither party shall assert any modification, alteration, or exemption from any clause of this Agreement through mutual consent, acknowledgment, or any other means, unless such change is documented in writing, duly signed by both parties, and explicitly refers to this Agreement.
This Agreement is duplicated in English and Chinese. If there are any inconsistencies or conflicts between the two versions, the English version shall prevail.
2. Quotations and Prices
2.1 Quotations furnished by Procision Manufacturing are valid for a period of 30 days following their issuance. Beyond this period, the validity of any quotation is contingent upon final confirmation by Procision Manufacturing.
2.2 Procision Manufacturing accepts manufacturing instructions exclusively in the following formats: (a) 3D CAD data, preferably in STEP or IGES format (native data are also acceptable; for 3D printing and VC, STL format can be used), (b) 2D drawings in PDF format, (c) Bill of Materials in Excel format, and (d) presentations in PowerPoint format. Instructions provided by the BUYER in formats other than those listed will not be recognized as official manufacturing instructions by Procision Manufacturing. Instructions conveyed via email will not be regarded as official manufacturing instructions.
The BUYER bears full responsibility for the accuracy of the data files submitted as manufacturing instructions. Procision Manufacturing does not undertake the task of verifying the consistency among the provided data files. It is CRUCIAL to note that in the event of discrepancies among the manufacturing instructions received from the BUYER, Procision Manufacturing will prioritize the instructions in the following order: (a) 3D CAD data (STEP or IGES), (b) 2D drawings (PDF), (c) Bill of Materials (Excel), and (d) Presentation (PowerPoint). For instance, in cases where there is a conflict between 3D CAD data and 2D drawings, Procision Manufacturing will base the manufacturing on the 3D CAD data, with 2D drawings being referred to for general information and tolerances only, not for geometric descriptions.
Quotations from Procision Manufacturing are generated based on 3D CAD data (STEP or IGES) and detailed 2D drawings (PDF) solely. At the discretion of Procision Manufacturing, preliminary quotations may be provided based on dimensional prints, pictures, photographs, 3D models, or other representations of parts for reference purposes only, and such quotations are not final until a thorough review of the 3D CAD model is completed.
Should there be any alterations by the BUYER to the 3D CAD data, the BUYER is required to request a new quotation from Procision Manufacturing.
2.3 Procision Manufacturing generates quotations based on 3D CAD data (in STEP or IGES formats), Design for Manufacturability (DFM) presentations (in PPT format), and material specifications that are either provided by or approved by the BUYER. This encompasses quotations for tooling and molding.
The BUYER is tasked with ensuring that the selected material’s properties and performance align with the requirements of their intended application. Given that dimensional tolerances are significantly influenced by the chosen material and the design of the part, Procision Manufacturing cannot assure adherence to specific tolerances. The only tolerances guaranteed by Procision Manufacturing are those verified and agreed upon during the sample stage.
The durability and effective lifespan of the tools covered under this Agreement are largely contingent upon the design of the part and the materials chosen for its manufacture. Any estimations of tool life communicated by Procision Manufacturing to the BUYER, be they in written or oral form, are purely provisional and may not be entirely precise. Unless a different agreement is explicitly made and documented in writing between the parties, Procision Manufacturing does not warrant the longevity or service life of the tools pertinent to this Agreement.
2.4 Quotations from Procision Manufacturing adhere to our standard tolerances, as detailed on Procision Manufacturing’s website, unless otherwise specified and mutually agreed upon in writing through provided drawings with designated tolerances.
The most recent version of Procision Manufacturing’s tolerance guidelines and terms, as available on Procision Manufacturing’s website, will take precedence. Special tolerance requests that have not received prior approval from Procision Manufacturing will not be accommodated, and Procision Manufacturing will bear no liability for them under any circumstances.
2.5 The BUYER is required to submit a purchase order to Procision Manufacturing, either in physical or electronic format, before the commencement of the project. The project officially starts upon confirmation that all complete and accurate technical and production data has been received. Any alterations to the part data submitted after the project has begun may impact the project’s final cost and timeline. Should there be any design changes post the issuance of a purchase order, the BUYER consents to cover or compensate for any extra expenses Procision Manufacturing incurs as a result. For instance, if the BUYER requests a design modification subsequent to the project’s initiation or its completion, necessitating Procision Manufacturing to restart any portion of the project, the BUYER agrees to bear all related additional costs incurred by Procision Manufacturing.
2.6 Miscellaneous expenses, including courier fees, shipping and handling charges, and special packaging costs, are not covered in the quoted price and will be billed separately to the BUYER. The BUYER is solely responsible for all applicable duties, sales taxes, excise taxes, use taxes, or any other taxes related to the transaction outlined in this Agreement, except for taxes that are based solely on the taxable income of Procision Manufacturing. Additional services such as extra meetings, travel (and the time spent traveling), and coordination with vendors not specified in the quotation will incur charges. These will be invoiced to the BUYER at the standard hourly rate of the relevant personnel involved.
2.7 Should Procision Manufacturing be prepared to ship products pursuant to a molding order and the BUYER requests to delay shipment, the BUYER will be responsible for all associated costs. This includes, but is not limited to, storage fees and any additional expenses incurred as a result of the delay.
2.7.1. Delivery Confirmation: The BUYER must provide all necessary documents and information to Procision Manufacturing in 15 days upon request to confirm delivery arrangements.
2.7.2. Responsibility for Delay: If the BUYER’s actions, including failure to provide required documents and information, prevent Procision Manufacturing from delivering or arranging pick-up of products as scheduled, the BUYER will be liable for:
2.7.3. Risk of Storage: The BUYER assumes all risks related to the storage of products at Procision Manufacturing Group’s premises, including risks associated with product’s abnormal size and appearance (deviations from the expected or specified dimensions and visual characteristics of a product), until the shipment is completed.
2.8 Engineering Change Notice (ECN): An ECN is initiated when the BUYER requests modifications that deviate from the original design specifications mutually agreed upon. These modifications may include, but are not limited to, changes in mold design, dimensions, materials, or functionality. The costs associated with implementing an ECN, including labor, materials, and any ancillary expenses, shall be borne by the BUYER.
2.9 Repairs: Repairs refer to corrections or restorations required when the mold does not conform to the original agreed-upon specifications, experiences wear, or sustains damage, provided that these circumstances are identified within the mold’s agreed-upon lifespan. Procision Manufacturing will cover the costs of such repairs, ensuring the mold meets the initial specifications without additional expense to the BUYER.
2.10 Repairs beyond Tool Life: Should repairs be necessary after the mold has exceeded its originally agreed-upon lifespan, the responsibility for funding these repairs shifts to the BUYER. This includes any modifications or maintenance required to extend the mold’s usability beyond its expected lifecycle.
2.11 Delivery Method: The responsibility for covering all delivery/transportation costs shall rest entirely with the BUYER.
Should the BUYER request that Procision Manufacturing manage the delivery arrangements, Procision Manufacturing will provide the BUYER with an estimate of the applicable delivery/transportation fees.
In the event the BUYER fails to specify or communicate their preferred method of delivery (including transportation means, etc.) to Procision Manufacturing within 14 days following the receipt of a formal request for delivery preferences from Procision Manufacturing, it will be assumed that the BUYER consents to the delivery/transportation method selected by Procision Manufacturing. Consequently, all associated delivery/transportation costs will be exclusively and fully the responsibility of the BUYER.
2.12 The provided lead time is an estimation derived from Procision Manufacturing (Zhongshan) Co., Ltd’s production schedule at the moment of quotation. Lead times are calculated in calendar days, encompassing all seven days of the week. After the placement of an order, receipt of payment, approval of the Design for Manufacturability (DFM), and addressing any potential impediments, Procision Manufacturing will issue an updated lead time. This revision will reflect the current state of our production schedule, ensuring accuracy and transparency in our delivery commitments.
2.13 Should the products covered by this Agreement be destined for importation into a specific country, the law mandates that the BUYER must supply a valid Harmonized System Code (“HS Code”) or codes to facilitate the calculation of import tariffs. It is the BUYER’s responsibility to communicate the HS Code to Procision Manufacturing, regardless of the agreed upon shipping terms. The BUYER accepts all responsibility for applying the correct HS Code number(s) and Procision Manufacturing assumes no liability for any incorrect, improper or missing HS Code numbers.
2.14 Color Variability in Anodized Parts: Due to the complex and variable nature of the anodizing dyeing process, Procision Manufacturing cannot guarantee:
(a) An exact match between the color of anodized parts, whether they are prototypes or production, and the colors found in the Pantone, RAL, or other color reference systems; and
(b) Uniform color consistency across different batches of anodized parts.
Procision Manufacturing will endeavor to match the color of an anodized part to a “golden sample” provided by the BUYER. This golden sample must be (i) made from the same material, (ii) possess the same surface finish prior to anodizing, (iii) undergo the same anodizing process to achieve the same depth, and (iv) be dyed using the same dye. Despite these efforts, Procision Manufacturing cannot assure a perfect color match with the golden sample supplied by the BUYER.
It is highly recommended that the BUYER opts to anodize all parts intended to be the same color in a single batch to minimize color variations.
The BUYER should be aware that parts manufactured from different material grades, with varying finishes, or anodized to different depths, may not exhibit identical coloration, even if processed in the same batch.
Tolerance Specifications: Procision Manufacturing does not assure the following:
(a) The attainment of high precision tolerances (exceeding DIN ISO 2768 fine) on any product feature after anodizing. It is advised that such high precision areas be masked prior to anodizing or machined subsequently; and
(b) The maintenance of high precision tolerances following any secondary processes such as sanding, media blasting, painting, tumbling, or similar treatments.
Procision Manufacturing’s commitment to tolerance accuracy is limited to those confirmed during the sample review stage.
The most up-to-date tolerance guidelines and provisions for all products and services, as detailed on Procision Manufacturing’s website, will take precedence. Special tolerance requests not previously authorized by Procision Manufacturing will be deemed invalid, and Procision Manufacturing will bear no liability in such instances.
3. Payment Terms
3.1 Unless otherwise agreed upon in, all new BUYERS are required to remit the full 100% of the Total Sales Amount of the order to Procision Manufacturing upon the BUYER issuing a purchase order or upon confirmation of a purchase order issued by Procision Manufacturing to the BUYER. This payment term is mandatory unless an alternative arrangement is mutually agreed upon and documented in writing by both parties.
3.2 For tooling projects, the payment terms are as follows: The BUYER is required to pay 50% of the Total Sales Amount for the order before the commencement of the project. This payment is due upon Procision Manufacturing’s receipt of the purchase order or signed quotation, the final drawing, and the BUYER’s confirmation on Design for Manufacturability (DFM). The remaining 50% of the Total Sales Amount must be paid by the BUYER upon their approval of the tooling sample. Such approval from the BUYER will be regarded as acceptance of the tools, and ownership of the tools will transfer to the BUYER once Procision Manufacturing has received the full Total Sales Amount for the order. To facilitate part production, the BUYER agrees to keep the tools at Procision Manufacturing’s facilities, which does not affect the BUYER’s obligation to pay the Total Sales Amount for the order in full.
3.3 The number of samples provided to the BUYER for tooling confirmation ranges from 5 to 10 pieces per sample item, depending on the size of the part. The costs for these 5-10 sample pieces are covered within the Total Sales Amount of the order as outlined in the quotation. Should there be a written agreement between the parties for additional sample pieces beyond the initial 5-10 per item, the BUYER is required to bear the additional costs incurred, as charged by Procision Manufacturing.
3.4 The BUYER is considered to have approved the tool, and the outstanding balance, amounting to 50% of the Total Sales Amount of the order, becomes due and payable under the following conditions: (a) the BUYER instructs Procision Manufacturing to commence with the production of the molding; or (b) the BUYER fails to provide any feedback on the quality or technical aspects of the manufactured tools within 30 days following the invoice date.
3.5 Manufacturing of a project by Procision Manufacturing will commence only upon receiving 50% of the Total Sales Amount of the order from the BUYER. If this payment is not received, the project will be put on hold without any additional notification to the BUYER.
3.6 A tooling order shall be considered completed once the trial samples produced by the mold meet the original design and specifications that were mutually agreed upon by Procision Manufacturing and the BUYER prior to the commencement of tooling manufacturing. This completion is contingent upon the agreement that the trial samples accurately reflect the agreed standards and specifications, thus validating the mold’s readiness for serial production.
The completion of a tooling order is not contingent upon the BUYER’s explicit agreement that the trial samples meet the agreed specifications. Instead, it is sufficient for Procision Manufacturing to demonstrate that these specifications have been met.
3.7 Prices exclude VAT. You may be required to pay VAT and Import Duties in your own Country.
Accepted Payment Methods
Procision Manufacturing welcomes payments through two primary channels:
Direct Bank Transfers
PayPal Payments – Please note, a 4% charge will be applied to transactions made via PayPal to cover processing fees.
Non-Acceptable Forms of Payment
We do not accept cheques of any kind (personal, business, cashier’s, traveler’s), cash payments, direct credit or debit card payments, money orders, bank drafts, cryptocurrencies, wire transfers (excluding direct bank transfers), or payment upon delivery (COD).
4. Quality
4.1 The BUYER must inform Procision Manufacturing in writing of any quality issues or functional problems with the tooling sample within 30 days from the delivery date of the tooling sample. Failure to do so will result in the tooling sample being considered as accepted by the BUYER.
4.2 If the BUYER considers that any of the finished goods received does not pass the requisite quality threshold as agreed upon in the Purchase Order, the BUYER should raise an objection with Procision Manufacturing within 30 days of receipt of the finished goods and shall submit a supporting investigation report. If the problem in relation to the product quality is confirmed by Procision Manufacturing, then Procision Manufacturing shall repair or replace the product within a time frame agreed upon by BUYER and Procision Manufacturing. Failure of the BUYER to inspect the finished goods or raise any objection within the specified time limit means that the finished goods are deemed to have passed the requisite quality threshold. The BUYER is not allowed to raise any claim against Procision Manufacturing in relation to any quality problem of the finished goods thereafter.
4.3 The repair, replacement or other dispensation of unqualified products shall not be considered to prejudice the acceptance of other qualified products by the BUYER.
4.4 In case any dispute arises over the quality of the product between the two parties, parties may, upon the proposal of either party, submit the product in question to a professionally qualified third-party institution designated by both parties for testing. The relevant testing cost shall be borne by the party whose view is different from the original test result.
5. Intellectual property right
5.1 Procision Manufacturing bears no liability for the design aspects of the product covered under the Agreement. Any guidance or suggestions provided by Procision Manufacturing, including but not limited to design alteration advice, analytical insights, or simulations, are intended merely as references to help the BUYER meet the manufacturing prerequisites of Procision Manufacturing. The decision to adopt these recommendations rests solely with the BUYER. Should the BUYER choose to implement any suggestions, they are required to submit the updated 3D model or 2D drawing to Procision Manufacturing and communicate any additional special requirements in writing.
5.2 The BUYER bears exclusive and complete responsibility for the design specifications and performance of the product outlined in the Agreement. The BUYER ensures that no data, drawings, design blueprints, and production methodologies supplied to Procision Manufacturing violates any intellectual property rights, including patents and trademarks, of any third parties. Procision Manufacturing does not provide any assurances or warranties, either explicit or implicit, by any means of communication or action, and assumes no responsibility regarding the product. This includes, but is not limited to, the product’s merchantability, suitability for a particular purpose, or non-violation of intellectual property rights.
5.3 Procision Manufacturing holds no responsibility or liability for the choice of materials used in the product subject to the Agreement. It is entirely and solely the BUYER’s responsibility to ensure and confirm that the materials chosen for the product, which will be manufactured by Procision Manufacturing, meet all regulatory standards and design specifications. Any statements or representations regarding the selected materials, whether made explicitly or implicitly by Procision Manufacturing’s staff, in verbal or written form, shall be construed as being for informational purposes only. The BUYER shall maintain full responsibility for the final choice of any and all raw material used in their product.
5.4 Procision Manufacturing shall not be held responsible for any direct, indirect, special, incidental, or consequential damages or any other forms of loss or remedies that may arise due to breach of contract, negligence, strict liability, absolute liability, or for any other cause.
5.5 The BUYER guarantees that the data, drawings, design plans and production technologies provided to Procision Manufacturing shall not infringe any third party’s intellectual property rights such as patents, trademarks, copyrights, logos, brand marks, insignias, etc.
During the manufacturing process, if any third party makes a claim against Procision Manufacturing for intellectual property rights infringement (“Third Party’s Claim”), all corresponding legal liabilities shall fully and solely be borne by the BUYER. Procision Manufacturing shall not be liable for any Third Party’s Claim. The BUYER shall indemnify Procision Manufacturing for any legal costs or economic losses suffered as a result of the Third Party’s Claim.
6. Buyer’s Goods And Tooling
6.1 Without a specific written agreement to the contrary between the parties, Procision Manufacturing will retain any tooling, goods, and molds used for manufacturing the BUYER’s parts/products (silicone rubber tools excluded) for a period of 18 months from the date the last molding order was received. The BUYER is entitled to request an extension of the storage period in writing, for up to a total of 5 years, inclusive of the initial 18 months. Standard storage fees as established by Procision Manufacturing will apply for any extended storage period.
Should the storage period expire—either after the initial 18 months or at the end of an agreed extended period—without the BUYER providing instructions within one month of Procision Manufacturing’s inquiry regarding disposal preferences, communicated via email or phone, Procision Manufacturing reserves the right to securely destroy and dispose of the tooling, goods, and molds. This measure is taken to protect the confidentiality of the parties involved, and will be executed without any additional notification to the BUYER.
6.2 Unless explicitly agreed upon and documented in writing by both parties, Procision Manufacturing will not bear responsibility or liability for any loss or damage to the BUYER’s goods and tooling, regardless of whether such loss or damage is caused by fire, explosion, accident, negligence, errors, defective workmanship, or any other acts or omissions.
6.3 The BUYER acknowledges and assumes the complete risk for any loss or damage to its goods and tooling while in the custody of Procision Manufacturing, its subcontractors, or during transit.
7. Termination
7.1 The BUYER has the right to terminate the Agreement with Procision Manufacturing at their discretion. In the event of such termination, the BUYER commits to compensating Procision Manufacturing for all costs and expenses accrued up to the point of termination as part of the Agreement’s execution.
7.2 Force Majeure
7.2.1. Notification and Documentation: Should a party be unable to fulfill, either partially or entirely, their contractual obligations due to force majeure, they must:
(i) Notify the other party in writing within 24 hours of identifying the force majeure event.
(ii) Provide all pertinent supporting documents, certified by an authoritative body, within 7 days of the event’s occurrence.
7.2.2. Implications of Force Majeure: In the event of force majeure, the affected party is allowed a delay, partial performance, or exemption from performance of the contract, with the extent of liability for any breach correspondingly adjusted. If the disruption persists for over 30 days, both parties are required to evaluate the situation, negotiate, and decide whether to proceed with the contract. Failing agreement, the impacted party may issue a notice of termination, backed by adequate proof, and simultaneously send this notice to the other party via email and courier.
7.2.3. Reporting the Conclusion of Force Majeure: The party impacted by force majeure is obliged to inform the other party of the event’s end as quickly as possible through email, telegraph, or telex, with a follow-up confirmation sent via registered mail.
7.2.4. Definition of Force Majeure: Within this contract, ‘force majeure’ is defined as any event or condition that is unforeseeable, unavoidable, and insurmountable, beyond the reasonable control of either party. This includes, but is not limited to, natural disasters (such as earthquakes, tsunamis, floods, and lightning), civil unrest (including riots, strikes, and lockouts), governmental actions, labor challenges, legal changes, acts of terrorism, war, disruptions in telecommunications or computer systems, and severe public health crises, as well as difficulties in obtaining materials, equipment, labor, or transportation.
8. Right and Obligation
8.1 The terms and conditions outlined in this document, along with the contract, constitute the complete Agreement between the BUYER and Procision Manufacturing concerning the subject matter herein as of this date. This Agreement expressly excludes any terms that may be implied by law but can be contractually excluded and nullifies all prior agreements, whether written or oral, and any previous dealings or arrangements between the Parties.
8.2 This contract and its terms and conditions shall be subject to the laws of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, without consideration for its conflict of law principles. The United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods is expressly excluded from applying to this Agreement and its terms and conditions.
The courts of Hong Kong shall hold exclusive jurisdiction to resolve any disputes that arise in relation to this Agreement and its terms and conditions, including any questions concerning the existence, validity, or termination of this Agreement and its terms and conditions (referred to as a “Dispute”). The Parties concur that the courts of Hong Kong are the most suitable and convenient forums to adjudicate Disputes and agree not to contest this jurisdiction.
8.3 Procision Manufacturing, along with its employees or consultants, shall not bear any liability towards the BUYER or any third party for any special, incidental, indirect, exemplary, punitive, or consequential damages resulting from (a) the BUYER’s use or inability to use the product, upon approval by the BUYER’s quality inspection system or 30 days after receipt of shipment, whichever comes first.
BUYER agrees that any claims made regarding the product’s performance under the terms of this Agreement shall be within the limitations specified in Section 4.2.
8.4 Procision Manufacturing shall not be held responsible for any loss or damage, which includes, but is not limited to, loss of property, revenue, cost of capital, claims, service interruptions, or any failure or delay in the manufacturing, delivery, or provision of goods, when such failure or delay is caused by force majeure events.
8.5 Under this Agreement, the maximum liability of Procision Manufacturing, as well as the remedies available to the BUYER—whether for breach of contract pertaining to manufacturing, sale, delivery, or for any other cause, or in tort—shall be limited to the total amount of payments that Procision Manufacturing has received from the BUYER for the product in question.
8.6 Unless a different arrangement is explicitly agreed upon and documented in writing by both parties, the BUYER agrees not to impose or pursue any claims against Procision Manufacturing regarding late fees, penalties, and/or credits. This clause remains applicable regardless of whether the BUYER or any third party has been informed of the potential for damages.
8.7 Should the BUYER provide Procision Manufacturing with any drawings, designs, or specifications for the manufacturing of products under the Agreement, the BUYER assumes full responsibility for:
(a) Understanding the legal requirements related to the manufacturing of the specified product;
(b) Pursuing, obtaining, and applying for any necessary product protection in accordance with legal requirements;
(c) Ensuring that the product manufactured by Procision Manufacturing does not violate any third-party intellectual property rights or proprietary rights, including but not limited to patents, copyrights, trademarks, and trade secrets;
(d) Any legal liabilities that may arise from the violation of third-party intellectual property or proprietary rights, including but not limited to patents, copyrights, trademarks, and trade secrets.
Should Procision Manufacturing, including its employees, representatives, or agents, face any legal action, lawsuit, or be subject to any claim, demand, or assessment that could potentially lead to liability towards a third party (excluding the Agreement parties), Procision Manufacturing is obliged to promptly inform the BUYER. At the BUYER’s request and expense, Procision Manufacturing will provide the BUYER access to all pertinent information within its possession.
All terms and conditions specified in the section concerning Rights and Obligations will remain in effect even after the termination of the Agreement.
8.8 To guarantee timely fulfillment of the contract or sales order according to the specified quantity, Procision Manufacturing reserves the right to engage or collaborate with third-party entities at any point in the product’s production process.
8.9 The BUYER will be considered in breach of contract under the following circumstances:
(a) If the BUYER does not fulfill payment obligations for any invoice issued by Procision Manufacturing by the specified due date outlined in the invoice or as mutually agreed upon by both parties. In instances of several overdue payments, the non-payment of the earliest due invoice by the specified or agreed upon due date will be deemed a contract breach.
(b) If the BUYER enters into insolvency.
9. The customer knows and has no objection to the following content before placing the order:
9.1 In view of the status after usage and the temporal limitations of the vacuum casting master patterns and vacuum casting molds, Procision Manufacturing will hold them in storage for 180 days, commencing from the shipment date of the first order. This storage will be free of charge for that period.
9.2 This storage will only apply to vacuum casting master patterns and vacuum casting molds that are in good condition and which may be used for later production.
Damaged or worn-out patterns and molds (if any) which cannot be used for production will be discarded after Procision Manufacturing issues a written notice, regardless of whether it exceeds the 180-day storage period.
9.3 If no further orders are placed within 180 days commencing from the first shipment, it is deemed that the customer has given up the property right of the vacuum casting master patterns and vacuum casting molds, unless the customer and Procision Manufacturing have agreed otherwise. Procision Manufacturing reserves the right to dispose of master patterns and/or molds at their discretion and without further notice. If the BUYER has further production demand for the parts, the corresponding vacuum casting master patterns and vacuum casting molds should be re-ordered and re-produced.
