INCO COLOURED SHEETS Sample Clauses

INCO COLOURED SHEETS. The Buyer acknowledges that: -colored sheets have a margin of 20 mm per side on the width and 20 mm per side on the length, which cannot be used if visible; -INCO coloring is significantly influenced by the base material (production batch, thickness and width). Any slight differences in hue with reference samples are acceptable. To obtain greater homogeneity of coloring, the Supplier does not recommend split purchases; -sheets colored with the INCO system may have slight color changes at the perimeter. These are intrinsic to the coloring process and are considered acceptable within a maximum area 100 mm along the entire perimeter; -sheets colored using the INCO system can show localized color changes intrinsic to the raw material and in the process of manufacturing the strips from which the sheets are obtained. They are considered acceptable if they are not visible at a distance of 1 meter with the sheet metal in a horizontal position, under non- direct light. The Buyer undertakes to agree any non-standard requirements, subject to a feasibility analysis on the part of the Supplier.
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