Oct 22, 2008 11:23
15 yrs ago
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English term

wasted coverage

English Tech/Engineering Metallurgy / Casting
My firm will sell you a higher grade steel and a higher alloy copper for $95 and$69 a ton, respectively, freight prepaid, which saves you an extra $3 a ton. Plus, we'll guarantee our metal will produce a waste factor of 15% or less, and we'll replace any wasted coverage, free.

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waste over and above the 15% warrant

The firm warrants that the waste factor will be 15% or lower, if the actual waste exceeds that number, then the firm will make it up for you for any excess free of charge.

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Note added at 1 hr (2008-10-22 13:22:21 GMT)
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Yes, but if the waste is 15% or less, then it is good enough, maybe much better than that of competitors' products. So you can't expect a zero waste, only those exceeding that guaranteed will be replaced with new compensations free of charge.

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Note added at 2 hrs (2008-10-22 13:46:33 GMT)
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I think they just replace the quantity of the part which exceeds the 15% guarantee.
Note from asker:
wasted coverage-the amount of material that cannot be used.. this is the idea that came to my mind while reading the text
so the idea is that they replace the metal which produces a waste factor above 15%?
so the idea is that they replace the metal which produces a waste factor above 15%?
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both meanings?

If I am the Client, I will understand it as the original thought of the asker

If I am the Supplier, I will understand it as Oriental
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Thank you
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