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Cs Mercoid Pg 2 3/8/06 1:14 PM Page 1 Industrial & Process Instrumentation Printed in U.S.A. 06/06 ofc-obc mercoid 6/19/06 11:14 AM Page 1 ifc-ibc 3/8/06 1:19 PM Page 1 Discount Schedule and Conditions of Sale INDUSTRIAL DISCOUNT SCHEDULE NOTE: Each item (model, range, part number, etc.) is discounted QUANTITY DISCOUNTS independently. In an order for more than one item, differ- OF EACH Mercoid came into existence when a young independent inventor with an innovative ent items cannot be combined to earn a greater discount. ITEM STANDARD SCHEDULE B switch design needed a manufacturer for his idea. He found an interested instrumentation man- Most items are subject to STANDARD schedule at right. Prices followed by the symbol b are subject to discounts 1-24 Net Net ufacturer, The Federal Gauge Company of Chicago, Illinois, that had extensive Bourdon tube per schedule B. 25-99 5% Net experience dating back to 1917. Mercoid’s first control was a Bourdon tube pressure switch Certain items such as repairs, repair parts, EXPL and WP 100-249 10% 5% housings, special scale and tag charges are priced at net 250-499 15% that was released in 1921. The switch with its ingenious design became an instant success and and earn no discount. 10% 500-Up 20% has lasted over eighty years through its evolution into the present D Series Pressure Control. 15% The D Series is still the premier adjustable pressure switch on the market today. The company was at the forefront of controls technology during the foundation of the Terms and Conditions of Sale heating and refrigeration industries, which drove expansions into temperature and level con- 1. Prices and Specifications are subject to change without notice. trols. Mercoid experienced continued success and was eventually acquired by Dwyer 2. Shipping dates are approximate. They are dependent upon credit approval and subject to delays beyond our control. Instruments, of Michigan City, Indiana, in 1984. Dwyer created a new plant for Mercoid and 3. Terms: Net 30 days to companies with established credit rating. In the event Buyer fails to fulfill previous terms of moved the manufacturing from Chicago to Wolcott, Indiana. payment, or in case Seller shall have any doubt at any time as to Buyer’s financial responsibility, Seller may decline to make further deliveries except upon receipt of cash in advance or other special arrangements. Mercoid innovated mercury switches, which is where the namesake arrived. Today 4. Liability Point and Title: All material is sold F.O.B. Factory (Domestic) / FCA Free Carrier (International). Title to all Mercoid is much more than mercury switches with almost all products being available with material sold shall pass to buyer upon delivery by Seller to carrier at shipping point. snap switches. Mercoid has continued the innovative spirit as it has expanded into many new 5. State and Local Taxes: Any taxes which the Seller may be required to pay or collect upon or with respect to the products including level transmitters and digital pump controllers. sale, purchase, delivery, use or consumption of any of the material covered hereby shall be for the account of the Buyer and shall be added to the purchase price. This catalog details all of the products manufactured by the Dwyer Instrument’s fami- 6. Special tooling, dies, silk screens and molds acquired specially to produce goods for Buyer remain the property ly that are used by industrial and process industries for pressure, flow, level and temperature of Dwyer Instruments, Inc., and may not be removed. They will be maintained in good condition for a minimum peri- monitoring and control. od of three years from the date of the original purchase order. In addition to making and selling quality precision instruments, Dwyer is committed 7. Export Orders: Terms, discounts and conditions of sale for purchase orders originating or for shipment to final des- tinations outside the U.S.A. will be furnished upon request. to a standard of customer service—including competitive prices and knowledgeable, courte- 8. Limited Warranty: The Seller warrants all Dwyer instruments and equipment to be free from defects in workmanship ous technical support—that generates and sustains long-term relationships. or material under normal use and service for a period of one year from date of shipment. Liability under this warranty is limited to repair or replacement F.O.B. Factory (Domestic) / FCA Free Carrier (International) of any parts which prove to be defective within that time or repayment of the purchase price at the Seller’s option provided the instruments have been returned, transportation prepaid, within one year from date of purchase. All technical advice, recommendations and serv- Dwyer Instruments, Inc. ices are based on technical data and information which the Seller believes to be reliable and are intended for use by per- sons having skill and knowledge of the business, at their own discretion. In no case is Seller liable beyond replacement of equipment F.O.B. Factory (Domestic) / FCA Free Carrier (International) or the full purchase price. This warranty does not apply if the maximum ratings label is removed or if the instrument or equipment is abused, altered, used at ratings above the maximum specified, or otherwise misused in any way. THIS EXPRESS LIMITED WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF AND EXCLUDES ALL OTHER REPRESENTATIONS MADE BY ADVERTISEMENTS OR BY AGENTS AND ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, BOTH EXPRESS AND IMPLIED. THERE ARE NO IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE FOR GOODS COVERED HEREUNDER. 9. Buyer’s Remedies: THE BUYER’S EXCLUSIVE AND SOLE REMEDY ON ACCOUNT OF OR IN RESPECT TO THE FURNISHING OF NON-CONFORMING OR DEFECTIVE MATERIAL SHALL BE TO SECURE REPLACEMENT THEREOF AS AFORESAID. THE SELLER SHALL NOT IN ANY EVENT BE LIABLE FOR THE COST OF ANY LABOR EXPENDED ON ANY SUCH MATERIAL OR FOR ANY SPECIAL, DIRECT, INDIRECT, CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES TO ANYONE BY REASON OF THE FACT THAT IT SHALL HAVE BEEN NON-CONFORMING OR DEFECTIVE. 10. Acceptance: All orders shall be subject to the terms and conditions contained or referred to in the Seller’s quo- tation, acknowledgment, and to those listed here and to no others whatsoever. No waiver, alteration or modification of these terms and conditions shall be binding unless in writing and signed by an executive officer of the Seller. All or- ders are subject to written acceptance by Dwyer Instruments, Inc., Michigan City, Indiana, U.S.A. Corporate Headquarters, Dwyer Instruments, Inc. 102 Indiana Highway 212, Michigan City, IN 46361 U.S.A. ©Copyright 2006 Dwyer Instruments, Inc. map page1 3/8/06 1:05 PM Page 1 How to Order: Online: www.dwyer-inst.com View your orders using our new online feature, Check Order Status . Order quantity, model number, schedule/shipment and tracking information is available. View listings of open and closed orders for the past 30 working days. To place orders and for Customer Service and Technical Support Call (800) 872-9141 Phone: for the nearest field sales engineer to personally (800) 872-9141 assist you. (219) 879-8000 Fax: (219) 872-9057 For Product Information: Internet: www.dwyer-inst.com www.mercoid.com www.proximitycontrols.com International: United Kingdom: www.dwyer-inst.co.uk Australia: www.dwyer-inst.com.au e-mail: Dwyer Instruments, Inc. General Info: [email protected] P.O. Box 373, 102 Indiana Hwy. 212 Michigan City, IN 46361 U.S.A. Literature: [email protected] Technical: [email protected] International Sales: Contact our International Sales Dept. in the US or: Quotes: [email protected] United Kingdom: Phone: (+44) (0)1494 461707 Fax: (+44) (0)1494 465102 Prompt Shipments: Dwyer Instruments, Inc. Australia: Phone: 61 2 4272 2055 is located in the heart of industrial America, with ready Fax: 61 2 4272 4055 access to all forms of transportation. Most orders are ® ® shipped the same day that they are received. Credit Cards: Dwyer Instruments, Inc. accepts Visa and MasterCard . Credit Card Shipping & Handling Charges Expedited shipments and overnight deliveries are DOLLAR AMOUNT CURRENT CHARGE available. up to $50.00 $7.00 50.00 - 100.00 8.25 100.01 - 150.00 10.00 International Customers: Please 150.01 - 200.00 11.00 200.01 - 250.00 11.25 note that prices in this publication are quoted in U.S. 250.01 - 300.00 12.75 dollars, FCA (Free Carrier) Michigan City, Indiana and 300.01 - 350.00 13.00 350.01 - 400.00 13.75 do not include costs of freight, duty, customs fees, Above 400.00 consult factory exchange rate, etc. For further information, please ADDERS: phone, fax, or e-mail your inquiries to Dwyer, or con- UPS Next Day Air . $25.00 tact your nearest Dwyer International Distributor. UPS Saturday Delivery . 40.00 (includes next day air) Federal Express . 50.00 UPS Worldwide Express . 200.00 1 cs mercoid pg 2 3/8/06 1:14 PM Page 1 Customer Service Fast, friendly customer service professionals are available to process and provide assistance with your order – whether it is by phone, fax, e-mail or through our website. Technical Support Have an application question? Our technical support professionals are trained to provide you with the answers you need. Prompt Shipments After you place your order, Dwyer’s dedicated shipping staff packs and ships your order promptly and completely –within 24 hours on most in-stock items. Website Dwyer Instrument’s website delivers the convenience you want. Go to www.dwyer-inst.com for the most complete ordering and product support information at your fingertips – anytime, day or night. Installation and operating manuals are available on products that are easily downloadable to your computer or printer.
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