BIBUS METALS Ltd.
BIBUS METALS Ltd opened in HEREFORD UK on June 8 2011
BIBUS METALS Ltd concentrate on sales in countries not currently directly represented by the BIBUS METALS Group, which includes the UK, Scandinavia, Spain, Portugal, The Middle East, North and South America and Canada.
In line with the our fellow BIBUS METALS Group companies BIBUS METALS Ltd will focus on supply of Nickel Alloys, Titanium and other exotic alloys to Industries including the Chemical, Petrochemical, Thermal Processing, Oil & Gas, Power Generation, Automotive, Marine, LBGT, Aerospace and Electrical and Electronic Industries.
Products offered include all wrought forms such as Plate, Sheet, Strip, Tube, Pipe, Bar and Billet, as well as Flanges, Fittings and Welding products.
BIBUS METALS Ltd is also ISO 9001:2008 approved.
Buyer shall mean the relevant buying company, affiliated to BIBUS METALS AG
Supplier shall mean the manufacturer, vendor or seller of goods
Only orders in traceable form (in writing, by fax, email) are binding. Verbal orders or orders by phone as well as changes and additions to BUYER’s order or other conditions deviating from the order shall be binding only if confirmed by BUYER in traceable form. The SUPPLIER shall immediately return his order confirmation including the exact delivery date.
The prices shall be those contained in the purchase order. Unless otherwise agreed in writing the price is firm and fixed and exclusive V.A.T. Any further costs shall be borne by the SUPPLIER. This shall apply also to any customs, consular costs, freight, insurance premium and any further additional costs.
9.2 If a defective goods cannot be repaired or replaced without delay or if there is a risk of production disturbances at BUYER or CLIENT or delivery disturbances from BUYER or CLIENT. BUYER shall be entitled, after acceptance from the SUPPLIER and at the latter’s expense, to make the necessary repair work or completely or partly terminate the purchase of the goods and other such goods that BUYER or CLIENT do not consider having any use of due to the defect or shortcoming, and also, to undertake substitute purchases from another supplier.
10. Product liability and insurance
10.1 The SUPPLIER shall compensate the BUYER for all direct and indirect losses and damages arising out of or relating to a product or goods having caused personal injury or property damages due to the fact that the goods were defective.
10.2 If there is a risk of a product causing personal injury or property damage due to goods being defective, such that BUYER or CLIENT decides to recall a product, the SUPPLIER shall compensate BUYER for its costs in conjunction with such recall.
10.3 The SUPPLIER shall enter into and maintain a product liability insurance policy during the period of the purchase agreement and shall at BUYER’s request also supply BUYER with a copy of the insurance certificate. Products liability insurance shall be on an amount equal to at least EUR 1.0 Mio.
11.2 All goods shall be carefully and properly prepared, secured and packed in a manner suitable to provide adequate protection against damage whilst in transit to or in storage a SUPPLIER’s premises or at the delivery destination. Any damage attributable to improper or inadequate packing shall be corrected at SUPPLIER’s expense and SUPPLIER shall indemnify the costs incurred in remedying such damage.
15.2 The SUPPLIER may not make public the business relationship of the parties through advertising or in any other way without prior written consent from BUYER. The SUPPLIER shall also treat all orders of BUYER and all related deliveries as confidential.
18.1 These general purchasing conditions shall be governed by the laws and regulations in force at the time of the conclusion in the country in which BUYER has its place of business.
BIBUS METALS AG
From being exclusively a steel trader, without its own warehouse, the individual company has developed over the decades more and more in the direction of its current three business segments: technology, materials and electronics. The same core competencies are pursued in all three segments: engineering, logistics and services - to differing degrees depending on the business segment.
