Dy-Mark (Australia) Pty Ltd
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Dy Mark began operations in Adelaide in 1964, primarily producing printing, coding and stenciling inks as well as aerosol marking paints for Government Departments and Councils. Since then our quick growth and demand for our products needed us to move to larger manufacturing facilities which are now based in Brisbane, Australia. For over 50 years Dy Mark has continued to be a leading force in the innovative manufacture and distribution of top quality specialized marking paints and coatings. Our rigorous product development and testing programmed have grown our product ranges extensively to now include: marking aerosol bulk paints, inks and dyes, industrial markers and stenciling products, protective and decorative coatings, cleaners and solvents, industrial packaging products. Dy Mark takes pride in building close relationships within the Forestry, Construction and Mining industries as well as abundant industrial and hardware buying organizations throughout the world. Today we employ more than 100 team members throughout our network of state offices, warehouses and manufacturing facilities.

For over 50 years, Dy Mark has continued to be a leading force in the innovative manufacture and distribution of top quality specialized marking paints and coatings. (b) Deliver includes supply as the context requires. (c) Goods means all products and services sold or supplied by the Company and. (e) Every endeavor will be made to Deliver the quantity ordered, however the Purchaser shall believe and pay for, at the agreed price per unit, the Goods actually Delivered, notwithstanding that the number or amount of Goods Delivered may be greater or less than the number or amount ordered, provided that the variation shall not exceed 10. (b) The Company reserves the correct to make any changes to designs, drawings or specifications supplied to the Company which are needed to comply or conform with any relevant safety or statutory requirements or which do not materially affect the quality or usage of the Goods by the Purchaser. (c) The Company does not warrant or guarantee that any Goods supplied by the Company which are based in complete or in piece upon any designs, drawings or specifications supplied to the Company will attain any standard or performance or be pertinent for any specific purpose. All equipment and other items impaired in the manufacture of the Goods shall, in the absence of a written agreement to the contrary, continue the exclusive property of the Company notwithstanding any contribution by the Purchaser in respect of the cost of their production, use or maintenance. (d) Goods not manufactured by the Company (although the Company will endeavor to pass on to the Purchaser the gain of any claim made by the Company and accepted by the manufacturer of such Goods under any warranty given by that manufacturer) and. (g) the Purchaser is the subject of a Debtor’s or Creditor’s Petition in bankruptcy or is the subject of a Bankruptcy Notice the Company may, without prejudice to any other remedy available to the Company, withhold further deliveries or cancel any agreement between the Company and Purchaser. All risk in the Goods Delivered by the Company to the Purchaser passes to the Purchaser as soon as the Goods have been Delivered to the Purchaser, their carrier or agent. Although risk in the Goods passes on Delivery to the Purchaser or the Purchaser’s agent or carrier, title in the goods shall not pass to the Purchaser until the earlier of: (a) payment in packed in cleared funds of the buy price for the Goods has been received by the Company and for all other Goods sold by the Company to the Purchaser for which payment is due. (b) a Dona Gide sale of the Goods by the Purchaser in the blah course of the Purchaser’s business (in that event, the Purchaser irrevocably appoints the Company as its attorney to convalesce the proceeds of the sale of the Goods and apply any amounts recovered in payment for the Goods and costs associated in recovery). At all times earlier title in the goods passes to the Purchaser, the Purchaser shall store the goods so that they are clearly identified as the property of the Company. (a) Where other terms have not been expressly agreed upon, payment is due immediately upon Delivery of the Goods to the Purchaser or the Purchaser’s carrier or agent and is payable upon demand or, if no demand is made, within 7 days after the Goods are Delivered. The Purchaser acknowledges as a condition of the purchase of the Goods from the Company that: Working with global leaders in actuator and valve development, Dy Mark designed a world first, 2 ways lockable actuator, which provides both a normal spray and extension tube spray for firm to reach areas. Dy Mark’s Marking range provides solutions for all marking needs through lofty quality products that donate consumers a professional finish for both permanent and temporary markings every time. A fresh revolution in Coatings suitable for an