Claims Submission
Freight Damage
Unfortunately freight carriers do not always treat our products with the care that they deserve. It is always your responsibility to visibly inspect material at pickup, or upon delivery, prior to signing off acceptance of the material. If material packaging has been damaged, allowing you to determine or suspect actual material has been damaged, refusal of the delivery or pickup should occur. Ultraflex will not allow return or credit for material accepted by the customer, where obvious damage was not noted and which is later claimed to have been damaged in shipment. If material is accepted and subsequent shipping damage is found or suspected, then you can file a damage claim. If you have used your own freight carrier or agent, then you must file a claim directly with them. If shipment has been arranged by Ultraflex on the Partner’s behalf, then the you can file a claim with Ultraflex using the claim form from Ultraflex’s website. Your company has two months from receipt of goods during which to file a claim.
Return to Stock
Ultraflex recognizes that changing business circumstances or errors can occur in the order process, which would require a Partner to wish to return product. Ultraflex-branded product may be returned in these situations, subject to a restocking fee. The rolls must be returned in sale-able condition, in original, undamaged packaging. Material can not have been cut, sheeted, or altered in any way from original condition. Freight back to Ultraflex will be paid by the Partner. Product returned within 60 days of invoice date will be subject to a 15% restocking fee. Product returned within 61 – 120 days of invoice date will be subject to a 25% restocking fee. Product returned within 121 – 180 days of invoice date will be subject to a 35% restocking fee. Product older than 181 days will not be eligible for return credit.
Material Defect
Claims for defective product will be subject to individual review by Ultraflex, employing our standard online RGA process. As part of this process, Partner must ship a sample of the defective product to Ultraflex, utilizing their carrier, after an RGA has been opened. Other than the sample piece, the material in question cannot have been cut, sheeted, or altered in any way from original condition. After review, should Ultraflex require that product be returned rather than destroyed, Ultraflex will bear all costs for such shipments. Upon receipt of such returned products, or the waiving of the return, Ultraflex shall credit Partner’s account for the defective product credit granted. Note that claims for defective material credit must have an RGA opened and sample received by Ultraflex within 180 days of the original invoice date. No defective product or credit reviews will be performed by Ultraflex after 180 days.
Please submit the sample to the below address:
Ultraflex Systems
Attn: Jenn Lauria / Shawn Drennan & RGA #
1578 Sussex Turnpike, Blg 4
Randolph NJ, 07869