Kitting Sample Clauses
The Kitting clause defines the process by which individual components or items are grouped together into a single package or kit for delivery or use. In practice, this clause outlines the responsibilities of the supplier or manufacturer to assemble specified parts, materials, or products into pre-determined kits before shipment to the buyer or end user. This ensures that all necessary items are provided together, streamlining logistics and reducing the risk of missing components, thereby improving efficiency and customer satisfaction.
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Kitting. Upon CAEs written request, Seller shall deliver all Goods covered by this Agreement in kits. Seller and CAE will mutually agree upon the Goods that form each kit (to maximize operational efficiencies for Seller and CAE).
Kitting. A robot has to collect several components distributed in different locations of a warehouse in order to compose a pre-defined kit and then deliver it to a specific location synchronizing with a human operator. We created several instances of this domain by scaling the kit size up to 5 components and the number of kit to deliver (up to 3).
Kitting. When ordered as Smallpox Vaccine Kits, the Vaccine, Diluent, Needles, and Syringe shall be kitted as follows:
Kitting. On the Closing Date, Buyer and ELP will enter into a Kitting Subcontract Agreement in the form of EXHIBIT A-1 to the Agreement and a Warranty Subcontract Agreement in the form of EXHIBIT A-2 to the Agreement.
Kitting. Accessories and collateral materials will be inspected, cleaned, and repackaged.