Terms & Conditions for Purchases
HS Spring (the “Buyer”) and the provider of any goods (the “Goods”) pursuant to this Purchase Order (the “Seller”) hereby agree to the following terms and conditions with respect to this Purchase Order.
1. Exclusivity of Terms and Conditions
This Purchase Order is subject to the Terms and Conditions contained
herein. These terms and conditions operate to the exclusion of all others.
No variation from or addition to these terms and conditions is effective
or binding upon the Buyer without the Buyer’s express written
consent. Failure of the Buyer to object to any different or additional
term or condition shall not institute a waiver of the foregoing. The
waiver of strict compliance with or performance of any of these terms
and conditions or of any breach thereof on the part of either party
shall not be deemed to be a waiver of any subsequent failure to strictly
comply with or perform same or of any other term or condition herein
or any subsequent breach thereof.
2. Deemed Acceptance of Terms and Conditions
The Seller is deemed to accept these terms and conditions upon acceptance
of this Purchase Order. The terms and conditions shall be binding upon
and inure to the benefit of the parties hereto and their successors
or assigns.
3. Price
The Buyer shall not be required to pay prices higher than stated on
this Purchase Order. The price as charged for the Goods covered by this
Purchase Order shall be the lowest prices charged by the Seller to buyers
of goods of like grade and quality and such prices will comply with
applicable government regulations. The Seller agrees that any price
reduction made in the Goods covered by this Purchase Order subsequent
to its placement, but prior to payment thereof, will be applicable to
it. The Seller shall bear the costs for damage, carriage, freight, packing,
storage and loading of the Goods covered by this Purchase Order,
4. Delivery
Time is of the essence in this Purchase Order. The delivery of the Goods
covered by this Purchase Order must be at the time or times specified
herein or by written instructions issued by the Buyer after the date
hereof. Unless otherwise specified, all Goods shall be delivered in
a single delivery. In the event of late delivery of any Goods covered
hereunder, in addition to any rights which the Buyer may have at law,
the Buyer may, at its option and without any liability on the part of
the Buyer, terminate this Purchase Order, vary delivery terms hereunder
and obtain the Goods from other sources or do any one or more of the
foregoing. The Seller should immediately notify the Buyer whenever the
Seller has reason to believe that any scheduled delivery will be late,
setting forth the cause and extent of the anticipated delay.
5. Inspection
The Buyer shall have a reasonable time after delivery to inspect the
Goods delivered. All such Goods must conform to the specifications,
instructions, drawings and data set forth herein, if specified, and
to samples, whether furnished by the Seller or the Buyer, which have
been approved by the Buyer, as well as to all of the Sellers’
warranties (expressed or implied) and the Buyer may, in addition to
any other rights which it may have at law, reject and refuse acceptance
of any Goods which the Buyer, in its sole discretion, determines do
not so conform. The Buyer shall notify the Seller of such rejection
by either notice in writing or by the return to the Seller of the rejected
Goods. The expense of returning rejected Goods to the Seller shall be
at the Seller’s sole expense and risk. The Buyer shall not be
obligated to accept excess or partial shipments. Such shipments in whole
or in part may be returned to the Seller at the Seller’s sole
expense and risk. If any specifications, instructions, drawings, data
or sample supplied by the Buyer appears to be in conflict with another
or is insufficient or unclear, it shall be the duty of the Seller to
request clarification from the Buyer. The Buyer’s rights under
this paragraph shall survive the acceptance of and payment for the Goods
and shall survive resale by the Buyer. The Seller shall be responsible
for all expenses relating to defective Goods, including, without limitation,
defective Goods used in Goods shipped to the Buyer’s customers,
or shipped to end users.
6. Applicable Law and Jurisdiction
All matters relating to or resulting from any agreement for the purchase
of Goods by The Buyer from The Seller shall be governed by:
(a) the laws of the province of Ontario, Canada, when the Buyer issues
its Purchase Order from its facility in Ontario;
(b) the laws of the state of Kentucky, United States of America, when
the Buyer issues its Purchase Order from its facility in Kentucky; and
(c) the laws of the state of Ohio, United States of America, when the
Buyer issues its Purchase Order from its facility in Ohio.
7. Warranties
All written or oral statements of the Seller as to the functions, quality,
suitability and use of the Goods are warranties of the Seller. The Seller
expressly represents and warrants that the Goods provided under this
Purchase Order shall be free from defects, of good materials and workmanship,
merchantable, and fit for the general and particular purpose intended
by the Buyer, and shall strictly conform to applicable specifications,
instructions, drawings, data and samples. These warranties shall be
in addition to all warranties, express, implied, or statutory. Neither
inspection nor payment by the Buyer shall constitute a waiver of any
breach of any warranty. All warranties shall be deemed to be made by
the Seller to the Buyer, the Buyer’s customers, and subsequent
owners of the Goods covered hereunder or the end products of which they
are a part. The Seller agrees at its expense and at the Buyer’s
option to defend or assist in the defense of any action against the
Buyer, which action, in whole or in part, whether by way of claim, counter-claim,
cross-claim, or defense, is based upon alleged breach of any of the
Seller’s representations or warranties, including, but not limited
to, any action relating to a recall of end products of which the Goods
are a part. The Seller agrees to indemnify the Buyer from its customers
or subsequent owners for all liability, loss, cost and expense, including,
but not limited to, reasonable solicitor’s fees resulting from
any breach of the said warranties. Notice of any breach of warranty
shall be given by the Buyer to the Seller within in ninety (90) days
after discovery thereof by the Buyer. The Seller shall be liable for
all direct, incidental and consequential damages resulting from a breach
of any of its warranties or any provision of this Purchase Order.
8. Changes
The Buyer shall have the right, at any time, to make changes in the
drawings, design, specifications, quantities, samples, delivery schedules,
methods of shipment or packing and place of inspection, acceptance and/or
point of delivery of any Goods to be furnished under this Purchase Order.
No change shall be effective unless authorized in writing by the Buyer.
If such changes result in delay or an increase or decrease in expense
to the Seller, the Seller shall notify the Buyer immediately and negotiate
an equitable adjustment provided, however, that the Seller shall in
all events proceed diligently to supply the Goods contracted for under
this Purchase Order as so changed. No claim by the Seller for such equitable
adjustments shall be valid unless submitted to the Buyer in writing
within thirty (30) days from the date of such notice of change accompanied
by an estimate of charges resulting from such change. Nothing in these
terms and conditions constitutes a waiver by the Buyer to dispute any
claim for equitable adjustment by the Seller on any and all grounds
available at law to the Buyer.
9. Compliance with laws
The Seller represents and warrants that all Goods to be provided under
this Purchase Order shall strictly comply with all applicable federal,
provincial, state, local and, where applicable, foreign laws, regulations,
rules, orders and ordinances, The Seller covenants to indemnify, save
and hold the Buyer harmless from any and all costs, damages and expenses,
including, but not limited to, necessary solicitors’ fees, suffered,
incurred or occasioned by the Buyer, directly or indirectly through
any failure of the Seller to comply with any such applicable laws, regulations,
rules, orders and ordinances.
10. Liens
All Goods to be provided hereunder shall be free and clear of any and
all liens and encumbrances whatsoever.
11. Payment
Invoices and shipping documents shall be mailed, postage pre-paid, to
the address shown on this Purchase Order. The Purchase Order number
and quantity of Goods must appear on all shipping documents, invoices
and correspondence. All Goods delivered after the twenty-fifth (25th)
of the month shall be billed as of the first (1st) of the next month.
The payment date and discount period will be calculated from the date
the invoice is received by the Buyer, or the Goods are received by the
Buyer, whichever is later in time, provided however, that the payment
date and discount period shall be calculated from the scheduled date
of delivery if the deliveries and invoicing are made ahead of schedule.
12. Risk of Loss
The risk of loss for Goods conforming to this Purchase Order shall be
on the Seller until the Goods are delivered to the destination specified
in the Purchase Order, regardless of whether the Buyer or the Seller
is paying for the freight. The risk of loss for Goods not conforming
to this Purchase Order shall be on the Seller at all times. The cost
of return shipments, for whatever reason returned, shall be borne by
the Seller.
13. Taxes
The Seller agrees to assume exclusive liability under all laws that
impose taxes or other sanctions on the manufacture or the sale of the
Goods to be furnished hereunder, or any component part thereof, or on
any process or labour involved therein to pay any and all such taxes,
except those that the Buyer specifically agrees or is by law required
to pay. Any taxes to be paid by the Buyer shall be separately stated
on the invoice. Prices shall not include any taxes for which the Seller
can obtain or the Buyer can furnish exemption.
14. Remedies
The remedies reserved to the Buyer herein, except where expressly stated
to be exclusive, shall be cumulative and in addition to any other further
remedies provided by law. No waiver of any breach of these provisions
shall be deemed to construe a waiver of any other breach.
15. Assignment
Neither the Purchase Order nor any rights or obligations herein may
be assigned by the Seller, nor may the Seller delegate the performance
of any of its duties hereunder without, in either case, the Buyer’s
prior written consent. The terms and conditions of this Purchase Order
shall bind any permitted successors and assigns of the Seller. Any consent
by the Buyer to an assignment shall not be deemed to waive the Buyer’s
right to recoupment and/or set-off of claims arising out of this or
any other transactions with the Seller or to settle or adjust matters
with the Seller without written notice to its permitted successors and
assigns.
16. Force Majeure
Either party to this Purchase Order shall be free from liability for
failing to perform any obligation pursuant to this Purchase Order if
such failure is caused due to acts of God, difficulties, fires, or other
causes beyond reasonable control of the affected party. In the event
that the Seller is unable to perform for such reasons beyond its reasonable
control, the Buyer shall have the right to either extend the delivery
dates until the Seller is able to perform or, in the alternative, the
Buyer shall have the right to terminate this Purchase Order without
penalty of damages.
17. Termination
In addition to any rights of the Buyer to terminate the Purchase Order
contained herein, the Buyer shall have the right to terminate this Purchase
Order if:
(a) the Seller fails to make any delivery in accordance with the agreed
delivery date or schedule or otherwise fails to observe or comply with
any of the instructions, terms, conditions or warranties applicable
to this Purchase Order; or
(b) the Seller commits an act of bankruptcy or becomes insolvent; if
a petition for a receiving order is filed against the Seller; if proceedings
for a compromise or restructuring of the Seller’s obligations
to its creditors is commenced by the Seller or its creditors; or any
proceeding for the winding up, liquidation or any other dissolution
of the Seller, whether voluntary or involuntary, is instituted by or
against the Seller under any applicable federal, provincial or state
law. The Buyer may, in addition to any other right or remedy provided
by the Purchase Order or by law, terminate all or part of this Purchase
Order by telegraphic or other written notice to the Seller without any
liability to the Buyer on account thereof.
18. Financial Information
The Buyer may require all financial statements from the Seller at any
time during the term of this Purchase Order for the purpose of determining
the Seller’s financial responsibility. In the event of termination,
the Buyer may purchase or otherwise acquire the Goods elsewhere on such
terms or in such amounts as the Buyer may deem appropriate.
© 2004 HS Spring. All Rights Reserved

springs which are usually made of
rectangular section material. The torque
delivered per revolution is liner for the first
360 degrees. At greater angular rotations,
the coils begin to close on the arbor,
and the torque per turn increases rapidly.
For this reason, springs of this type are
usually in applications requiring less than
360 degrees of rotation.


helical spring that offers resistance to a
compressive force applied axially.
Compression springs are usually coiled as a
constant-diameter cylinder. Other common
forms of compression springs such as conical,
concave (barrel), convex (hourglass, or
various combinations of these, are used as
required by the application). While square,
rectangular, or special selection wire
may have to be specified, round wire is
predominant in compression springs because
it is readily available and adaptable to
standard coiler tubing.


material which has been wound to a given
curvature so that in it's relaxed condition it
is in the form of a tightly wound coil or spiral.
Unlike conventional springs, constant force
springs produce a constant force or torque
regardless of their extension or number
of turns.


and store energy by offering resistance to
a pulling force. The variety of ends available
is limited only by the imagination and
may include threaded inserts, reduced and
expanded eyes on the side or the center
of the spring, extended loops, hooks or eyes
at varying positions and even rectangular
or teardrop-shaped ends.


angular deflection, offer resistance to
externally applied torque. The wire itself
is subjected to bending stresses rather than
torsional stress as might be expected from
the name. Springs of this type are usually
close wound, reduce in coil diameter
and increase in body length as they are
deflected.


and slide forming capabilities and provides
high-quality for a variety of applications.
Our broad range of wire forms, clips, brackets
and stamped metal parts are found in a
variety of products.


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