Manufacturing Lead Time definition

Manufacturing Lead Time means, for each Product, the minimum number of days between receipt of a Firm Order (assuming availability of required raw materials, commodities and components) and earliest date of Delivery, as indicated per Product in Schedule 1;

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Manufacturing Lead Time the total aggregate lead time of that component of the Product having the longest lead time, plus the time necessary for receiving and inspecting all components for such Product, manufacturing the Product, and systems integration, test and distribution, all as mutually agreed upon by the Seller and Buyer.

Manufacturing Lead Time means, the minimum period of time between receipt of all necessary materials to the time that supplier complete finished products and ready to deliver to ISB or ISB’s designated customer(s)

Examples of Manufacturing Lead Time in a sentence

Orders for Products may be cancelled at any time by Service Provider without penalty if notice of cancellation is received by GE at or outside of Manufacturing Lead Time for such Product.
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FIC shall make Component purchase commitments to suppliers as are reasonably necessary to meet SSE's forecasts taking into consideration the Manufacturing Lead Time of the actual Components.
For changes implemented within the Manufacturing Lead Time, the cost of any resulting Obsolete Materials, Excess Materials, non cancelable non returnable Materials, restocking fees, and minimum buy requirements and the cost of any rework shall be borne by Emulex as provided in Section 14.2. MSL shall bear the cost of any Obsolete Materials, Excess Materials, non cancelable non returnable Materials, restocking fees, and minimum buy requirements for changes implemented outside the Manufacturing Lead Time.
Kenmec shall give OJO advance written notice of any proposed increase in Manufacturing Lead Time, which shall be applicable to all Orders accepted by Kenmec after the date of receipt by OJO of such advance written notice.
The Parties shall use their Commercially Reasonable Efforts to reduce the cost of such fully-costed Bi▇▇ ▇f Material and Manufacturing Lead Time prior to finalization.
Manufacturing Lead Time for quantity ____ of CLIENT Product will be ____ (_) weeks.
Times set for Supplies shall only be binding if all Documents to be furnished by the Purchaser, necessary permits and approvals, especially concerning plans, are received in time and if agreed terms of payment and other obligations of the Purchaser are fulfilled.
If the termination is made outside of the period corresponding to the sum of the Material Lead Time and the Manufacturing Lead Time (“Total Lead Time”), the termination shall be without cost to BRP.
The parties acknowledge that the Manufacturing Lead Time will change due to reasons beyond Benchmark's reasonable control; therefore, Benchmark will exercise commercially reasonable efforts to notify Emulex immediately of any change in Manufacturing Lead Time.

More Definitions of Manufacturing Lead Time

Manufacturing Lead Time means the number of workdays that are planned to build a Product from start to finish.

Manufacturing Lead Time means the time allocated to manufacture a part in order to acquire raw material and convert to a finished product and ship complete to Service Provider. The current Manufacturing Lead Time for each of the Products is set forth in Exhibit C hereto, and may be changed from time to time by GE. GEESD will promptly notify Service Provider in writing of any actual change to Manufacturing Lead Times, and shall use reasonable efforts to inform Service Provider’s Program Manager as soon as GEESD has reason to believe that such a potential change may occur. After the occurrence thereof, Exhibit C shall automatically be deemed to be amended to include such new Manufacturing Lead Times. General Electric Company

Manufacturing Lead Time means the lead-time communicated by Plexus to Packeteer to kit Components and manufacture an Assembly.

Manufacturing Lead Time. Seller’s required manufacturing time for Products after receipt of raw material. "Nonrecurring Price" - the price for all nonrecurring goods and services as set forth in the Purchase Agreement, if applicable.

Manufacturing Lead Time means the period of time between the Order date and the Scheduled Shipment Date.

Manufacturing Lead Time means the manufacturing cycle time required from the delivery of the Materials at Supplier’s facility to the completion of the manufacture, assembly and test processes.