Warunki

Terms of Service

Terms of delivery and payment (sale)

1. Validity of the terms of delivery and payment
a) All deliveries, services, sales and offers are made exclusively on the basis of these terms of delivery and payment. These therefore also apply to all future business relationships, even if they are not expressly agreed again.
b) General terms and conditions of the customer, which are contrary to our delivery and payment conditions, we hereby expressly reject. Confirmation letters from the customer do not oblige us, even if we expressly contradict you.
c) Deviations from these terms and conditions are only effective if confirmed in writing by us.

2. Offer and conclusion of contract
a) The offers are non-binding.
Declarations of acceptance and orders require the written or telex confirmation to the legal validity.
b) Drawings, illustrations, dimensions, weights or other performance data are only binding if expressly agreed.
c) We reserve the property and copyright for all our technical documents.
Without our prior consent, these documents may not be disclosed to third parties.

3. Prices
a) Decisive are the prices stated in our order confirmation plus the respective statutory VAT.
Additional services and deliveries that are not included in the order confirmation will be charged separately.
b) The prices quoted are ex works, excluding packaging. These will be invoiced separately.
Packaging will not be returned unless there is a legal obligation.
c) If significant increases in raw material prices and energy costs have occurred for contracts with an agreed delivery period of more than 4 months, the contracting parties undertake to commence negotiations to reassess the purchase price.
If an agreement can not be reached, the contractual partners are entitled to withdraw from the contract.
Further claims (eg compensation for damages and reimbursement of expenses) are excluded.

4. Delivery and service time
a) Delivery times and dates are non-binding;
unless otherwise agreed.
b) delivery and service delays due to force majeure and events,
which make the delivery considerably more difficult or impossible,
this includes in particular strikes, lockouts, official orders, etc.
even if they occur with suppliers or their subcontractors,
are not responsible for binding deadlines and dates.
They also entitle you to postpone the delivery or service for the duration of the hindrance plus a reasonable start-up time.
If the disability lasts longer than three months,
may be withdrawn in whole or in part from the contract because of the unfulfilled part.
c) Partial deliveries and services on our part are permitted at any time.

5. Purchase contracts on call
Frame and call orders oblige the customer to accept the total quantity underlying the frame or call order.
In the case of frame or call orders exceeding the quantity, we are entitled to deliver only the order quantity or to calculate the additional quantity at the current price.
Insofar as no specific call-off dates result from the contract, the entire amount of the framework or call-off order must be called up within 12 months.
If call-off dates are not adhered to by the customer, we are entitled to fully deliver and charge the total amount four weeks after written notification, with reference to the consequences of the missed call-off.
In case of non-timely acceptance, we are entitled to assert compensation for our additional expenses, for example by storing the goods at the expense and risk of the customer.
Our rights resulting from a delay of the customer remain unaffected.

6. Transfer of risk
When delivering items, the risk passes to the customer as soon as the delivery item has been handed over to the person carrying out the transport or has left our warehouse for the purpose of dispatch.
The freight is calculated according to the freight rates valid on the day of the calculation.
Any increase in freight costs due to subsequent changes in the type of packaging, the mode of transport, the destination or similar circumstances affecting the freight costs shall be borne by the customer, insofar as the customer has initiated the change.
For customers as self-collectors, the risk passes with the provision of the goods at the agreed place of delivery and the information of the customer from the provision to the customer.

7. Warranty
a) The customer must examine the received goods immediately for defects and condition.
Obvious defects are ours