Service Parts definition

Service Parts or "parts" means any replacement parts, either
Service Parts has the meaning set out in Article 19;
Service Parts refers to products used only for service. The term “Products” includes Service Parts and Production Products, packaging, and containers, as well as any literature pertaining to such Products.

Examples of Service Parts in a sentence

  • Supplier must also have additional capacity available for Service Parts and serviceable sub-components for all Products.

  • Upon receipt of a critical purchase order, Supplier agrees to provide a “promise to ship date” response within four (4) hours and agrees to target Service Parts shipment within twenty-four (24) hours.

  • Supplier will maintain an adequate amount of inventory of the Product(s) on hand to support the forecasted demand for Production and Service Parts.

  • Supplier will register at International’s Supplier Portal found at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx and agrees to meet the lead time requirements for Service Parts.

  • International further requires that Service Parts be available for at least fifteen (15) years after cessation of production, and Supplier agrees to provide Service Parts to International for such period of time.


More Definitions of Service Parts

Service Parts means new or factory remanufactured or rebuilt replacement Seller Parts for Base Vehicles.
Service Parts means the service parts and refurbished parts that are Tesla Products and are also set forth on Exhibit D, as the same may be updated and set forth in one or more Contract Documents.
Service Parts means products that are no longer required for regular vehicle production.
Service Parts or "parts" means any replacement part,
Service Parts and "Spare Parts" have the same meaning and are defined as follows: Parts accessories manufactured or provided by FUNK and used in repairing or maintaining Products, as well as complete units of Products for aftermarket purposes.
Service Parts has the meaning set forth in Recital B herein.
Service Parts is as defined in Exhibit 5.