Manufacturability Clause Samples
The Manufacturability clause defines the requirement that a product or component must be capable of being manufactured using existing processes, materials, and technologies. In practice, this clause often obligates the designer or supplier to ensure that their designs can be produced efficiently and at scale, and may require them to modify designs if manufacturing challenges arise. Its core function is to prevent delays, cost overruns, or disputes by ensuring that all parties agree the product can be feasibly and reliably manufactured before proceeding with production.
Manufacturability. The supplier receives technical documentation from Elektra with the order. The supplier is obliged to point out all documents (such as drawings, test specifications, standards) that appear to be unclear, incorrect or incomplete. Elektra will then issue appropriate written instructions or provide modified documentation. The supplier shall ensure via an internal distribution system that the latest version of the documents supplied by Elektra is always available to all affected areas. Documents that no longer comply with the latest version must be destroyed or returned. The supplier verifies the deliveries and services specified in the order regarding their manufacturabil- ity. Manufacturability in this context means that the requested product can be manufactured under serial conditions, in particular with respect to requirements such as: • Capacities / quantities • Events • Specification / specification • Drawings • Specifications • Process capabilities for significant features with Cpk> 1.33 and Ppk> 1.67 The manufacturability is checked for all new and changed parts / products. Problems are reported to Elektra in good time.
Manufacturability. The Supplier undertakes to report any technical documentation provided by emco (such as drawings, test specifications, standards) that appears unclear, incorrect or incomplete. If anything is unclear, emco will issue appropriate written instructions or provide amended documentation. Furthermore, the Supplier uses an internal distribution system to ensure that all the areas concerned have permanent access to the latest version of the documents provided by emco. Out-of-date docu- ments must be destroyed or returned to emco. The Supplier checks the manufacturability of the deliveries and services specified in the order. This manufacturability means that the requested product can be manufactured under series production con- ditions, especially with regard to the following requirements: • Capacities/volumes • Deadlines • Stipulations/requirements • Drawings • Specifications
Manufacturability. The Supplier commits himself to conduct a feasibility analysis for the requirements on the products to be manufactured. Apart from the manufacturability of the parts under assembly line conditions, this also includes aspects such as logistics, quality, deadlines and staff. The manufacturability must be confirmed by completing and signing the form “MAB-FB-QS-003-DE+EN Feasibility Analysis”. In principle, the manufacturability analysis is required for new parts although it must be revised and reconfirmed if products and processes change. Complaints A complaint is deemed to be any objection sent by the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Co. in writing. The ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Co. is entitled to send back parts or products determined defective at the Supplier’s expense. For the extra effort and expense for each complaint, a processing flat rate amounting to €100 (DE/EU) will be charged. In coordination with the Supplier, the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Co. reserves the right to have possible extra work be performed at the Supplier’s expense owing to the urgency. The necessary reworking is charged at the hourly rate of €55. If there is a threat of production interruptions at the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Co. or an insufficient customer supply due to the delivery of defective products, then the Supplier must take immediate and corrective action (replacement deliveries, sorting and extra work, urgent transportation, special shifts, etc.) in coordination with the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Co. To ensure error-free subsequent deliveries, the Supplier must immediately conduct an analysis after receiving a complaint. The causes of the deviation, the corrective and preventive action as well as the verification of effectiveness must be communicated to the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Co. in form of an 8D Report within 10 working days. An initial reaction must take place no later than one working day after receipt of the complaint. Special release (deviation authorization) In principle, only products without quality deviations may be delivered because the zero-error principle applies. If the Supplier cannot deliver the required quality in exceptional cases, then the Supplier must obtain the corresponding special release “MAB-FB-QS-004-DE-EN Application for Special Release” from the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Co. before delivery. To be valid, the special release always needs the written authorization from the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Co. and is limited to a certain number of parts or a certain delivery period. If the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Co. checked and granted a special release, then the goods must be marked with a...
Manufacturability. The supplier receives technical documentation from carbovation gmbh with the order. The supplier is obliged to point out any points regarding the documentation (such as drawings, test specifications, standards) which appear to be unclear, incorrect or incomplete. Carbovation gmbh will then issue ap- propriate written instructions for clarification or provide modified documentation. The supplier shall ensure that the latest version of the documents provided by carbovation gmbh is always available to all affected areas via its internal distribution system. Documents that no longer comply with the latest version must be destroyed or returned. The manufacturability for all new and changed parts / prod- ucts will be verified. Problems will be communicated to carbovation gmbh in good time.
Manufacturability. The supplier receives technical documentation from CarboFibretec with the order. The supplier is obliged to point out any points regarding the documentation (such as drawings, test specifications, standards) which appear to be unclear, incorrect or incomplete. CarboFibretec will then issue appro‐ priate written instructions for clarification or provide modified documentation. The supplier shall en‐ sure that the latest version of the documents provided by CarboFibretec is always available to all af‐ fected areas via its internal distribution system. Documents that no longer comply with the latest ver‐ sion must be destroyed or returned. The manufacturability for all new and changed parts / products will be verified. Problems will be communicated to CarboFibretec in good time.
Manufacturability. In-mould, out-mould, shell, repair. Progress in the integration of protective solutions in the manufacturing process of the blade. Investigating the relationship between application process, microstructure and resulting erosion performance. Constrains in the formulation related to the surface preparation and coating application process in the factory and in the field. Effectiveness of field repairs in terms of erosion resistance.