Great Light Refund And Returns Policy
Dimensional inaccuracies exceeding agreed tolerances (e.g., > ±0.1mm deviation).
Custom CNC Machined Parts
Dimensional inaccuracies exceeding agreed tolerances (e.g., > ±0.1mm deviation).
Material flaws (cracks, porosity, incorrect alloy).
Non-conformance to specifications in the purchase order or technical drawing.
Standard Stock Items & Accessories
Unused, uninstalled, and in original packaging.
Accompanied by a valid Return Authorization (RMA) number.
Buyer-provided design errors, incorrect material selection, or insufficient specifications.
Damage from alterations, misuse, improper installation, neglect, or normal wear.
Non-defective custom parts (as industrial custom goods are exempt from “change of mind” returns under EU/US consumer laws).
Order number, defect details, and high-resolution photos/videos.
Denied claims: Parts returned at your expense (if requested).
Shipping, handling, and restocking fees are non-refundable.
(downtime, lost profits, or incidental costs).
Liability is strictly limited to the order value.
5. Remedial Measures for Qualifying Defects
Priority re-manufacturing of defective parts at no cost.
Expedited shipping (if critical path delay is verified).
Refund of the defective part’s purchase price (excluding original shipping).
5.3 Credit for Future Orders
110% of the defective part’s value issued as account credit (e.g., $1,000 defect → $1,100 credit).
Valid for 12 months from issuance.
Critical Compliance Notes
Waiver of all other remedies (UCC § 2-719; EU Consumer Rights Directive Art. 26).
Downstream production losses
Diagnostic/removal labor costs
Expedited shipping unless pre-authorized
– cosmetic imperfections (tool marks, minor discoloration) excluded unless expressly specified in PO.
: *Defect confirmed → Root cause: Tool wear → Remedy: Replacement parts shipped via air freight + 5% future order discount.*
(merchantability/fitness) beyond stated specifications.
EU Consumer Rights Directive (2011/83/EU, Article 16(c)) for custom goods exemption.
US Uniform Commercial Code (UCC § 2-719) for remedy limitations.
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