ATX ORDERS FOR DESTINATIONS OTHER THAN THE UNITED STATES Sample Clauses

ATX ORDERS FOR DESTINATIONS OTHER THAN THE UNITED STATES. Sales of ATX Goods through the Appleton Group sales channel are governed by the Terms and Conditions, with the following exceptions: All shipments routed by Seller to destinations outside of the United States are shipped Ex-Works our facility in Amiens, France with transportation charges prepaid on orders over $5,000 in value, cheapest way to point of debarkation in either France or Belgium.
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ATX ORDERS FOR DESTINATIONS OTHER THAN THE UNITED STATES. Sales of ATX Goods GENERAL INFORMATION
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ATX ORDERS FOR DESTINATIONS OTHER THAN THE UNITED STATES. Sales of ATX Goods through the EGS sales channel are governed by the Terms and Conditions, with the following exceptions: All shipments routed by Seller to destinations outside of the United States are shipped Ex-Works our facility in Amiens, France with transportation charges prepaid on orders over $5,000 in value, cheapest way to point of debarkation in either France or Belgium. GENERAL INFORMATION UPC Numbers (NAED No.). In cooperation with the National Association of Electrical Distributors, Appleton now lists the 11 digit UPC Number for each item. The UPC number consists of the NAED manufacturer’s number (6 digits) followed by the NAED product code (5 digits). These UPC numbers are for distributors’ use only. All orders to Appleton must carry Appleton catalog numbers. Appleton acknowledgements, invoices, or other correspondence will not display the UPC number. Most Appleton items bear, manufacturer number 781381. A second manufacturer number, 687855, is used for several Appleton items, including steel boxes, Xxxx die cast products, ETP steel fittings and Weatherproof Electrical Products. Special Items. Non-standard (special) items, ballast and custom-made products are not listed but information and prices will be furnished on request. All data, including quantity, should be directed to Appleton’s Quotation Department.
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ATX ORDERS FOR DESTINATIONS OTHER THAN THE UNITED STATES. Sales of ATX Goods through the EGS sales channel are governed by the Terms and Conditions, with the following exceptions: All shipments routed by Seller to destinations outside of the United States are shipped Ex-Works our facility in Amiens, France with transportation charges prepaid on orders over $5,000 in value, cheapest way to point of debarkation in either France or Belgium. GENERAL INFORMATION
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ATX ORDERS FOR DESTINATIONS OTHER THAN THE UNITED STATES. Sales of ATX Goods through the Appleton Group sales channel are governed by the Terms and Conditions, with the following exceptions: All shipments routed by Seller to destinations outside of the United States are shipped Ex-Works our facility in Amiens, France with transportation charges prepaid on orders over $5,000 in value, cheapest way to point of debarkation in either France or Belgium. GENERAL INFORMATION UPC Numbers (NAED No.). In cooperation with the National Association of Electrical Distributors, Seller now lists the 11 digit UPC Number for each item. The UPC number consists of the NAED manufacturer’s number (6 digits) followed by the NAED product code (5 digits). These UPC numbers are for distributors’ use only. All orders to Seller must carry Seller catalog numbers. Seller acknowledgements, invoices, or other correspondence will not display the UPC number. Most of Seller’s Goods bear manufacturer number 783126. A second manufacturer number, 687855, is used for several of Seller Goods, including steel boxes, XXXX die cast products, ETP steel fittings and Weatherproof Electrical Products.
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