DIAMOND TOOLS AND MACHINES DIAMANTWERKZEUGE UND MASCHINEN 2026-03 FROM PROFESSIONALS FOR PROFESSIONALS
DIAMOND TOOLS FOR CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY MACHINES FOR CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY DRS-FLOOR: FLOOR PROCESSING SOLUTIONS DIAMOND TOOLS FOR BUILDING MATERIALS INDUSTRY DIAMOND TOOLS FOR NATURAL STONE INDUSTRY The goods are delivered exclusively on the basis of the “General Terms and Conditions of Sale and Supply” and “General warranty terms” of Dr. Schulze GmbH in the currently valid version, which you can find on pages 8 – 11 or view on our website at any time. No liability for printing errors. Technical changes reserved. With the release of a new price list, all previous versions lose their validity. www.dr-schulze.de | www.drs-floor.com 2
CORE DRILLING Dry drilling 4.0 PipeDrill PD500 REFRACTORIES DRS-FLOOR FLOOR PROCESSING Grinding machine DBS-1520-8H Shot blasting WIRE SAWS WALL SAWS TABLE SAWS JOINT CUTTERS DRY CUTTING INFORMATION General Terms and Conditions of Sale and Supply General warranty terms + Company‘s history PRESTRESSED CONCRETE 6 13 25 49 61 73 77 85 119 121 CORE DRILLING PRESTRESSED CONCRETE DRS-FLOOR WIRE SAWS WALL SAWS TABLE SAWS JOINT CUTTERS DRY CUTTING INFORMATION REFRACTORIES
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YOUR NOTES CORE DRILLING PRESTRESSED CONCRETE DRS-FLOOR WIRE SAWS WALL SAWS TABLE SAWS JOINT CUTTERS DRY CUTTING INFORMATION REFRACTORIES Price per piece, ex works. Our general terms and conditions of sale and supply are valid. For articles marked with the conditions for machines are valid. 5
The company`s history of the Dr. Schulze GmbH started in 1981, as Dr. Reiner Schulze, later founder of the company, published scientific and practical investigations in the subject of cutting of hard minerals within the scope of his dissertation at the University of Hannover. As a result of his experience, extensive technical knowledge and his vision of a comprehensive, customer-oriented service in the field of diamond technology, he founded the company Dr. Schulze in Wilnsdorf, North Rhine-Westphalia. Since 1986, the company has been operating as a LTD (GmbH). Thanks to its flexibility, expertise and the permanent adaptation of products to customer needs, the company rapidly grew from its small older manufacturing premises with only a few employees into a modern manufacturing company with three production facilities in cities of Wilnsdorf, Luenebung and Gommern, offering a complete range of diamond tools for the construction industry, building materials industry and for the processing of natural stone. Beginning from 1994 the comprehensive diamond tool range was extended by the first machines from our own production, so that we could offer our customers a complete solution in diamond technology. Since that time our range of machines has been continuously expanded and improved. Our mechanical engineering competence was strengthened once again in 2002 by acquiring the Meissner Maschinenbau GmbH, which was located near Cologne and had been well known as an expert manufacturer of high-quality machines for particularly demanding cutting and drilling applications since 1979. Simultaneously with the strengthening of our positions on the national German market and the enlarging of the manufacturing capacities, a permanent increase of our overseas business took place. The share of our export sales increased rapidly and has now reached more than 60%, which proves the worldwide acceptance of our products. With over 30 representations around the world, our company is able to offer sales and services stations to our overseas customers near their place of operation. Due to the steady growth of the export share as well as the limited expansion possibilities at the existing locations, the decision to build a new production site and logistics center on a 20.000 m² plot lying directly at the A2 motorway, about one hour drive from Berlin, was taken in 2009. The new production facility „Theessen“, named after the nearest village, was completed in 2011 and started production of diamond tools in the same year. In order to keep the newest manufacturing level, almost all of the new plant‘s production equipment was purchased from the leading suppliers, including complete production lines for diamond wire and vacuum-brazed tools for special applications. In order to consolidate our production capacities and to optimize logistics routes, the production sites of Gommern and Lueneburg were relocated to the new plant in Theessen and closed at the old locations in 2012 respectively 2017. PRODUCTION OF DR. SCHULZE MACHINES DR. SCHULZE INTERNATIONAL NEW FACTORY AND LOGISTIC CENTER NEAR BERLIN THE HISTORY OF DR. SCHULZE GMBH DR. ® CHULZE DIAMANTWERKZEUGE • MASCHINEN G M B H Professional system Meissner WALL SAWS - DRILL RIGS - PLUNGE SAWS - RADIAL SAWS - EXTRA LARGE DRILL SYSTEMS - CROSS DRILL RIGS - SPECIAL SOLUTIONS - 6
Since 2013 the new plant also serves as the DRS-FLOOR competence centre, where our customers can get all the information about our range of machines and tools for floor processing. In addition to the extensive show room, large areas for testing and demonstration of machines and tools are available. Since 2014 our special flooring seminars, called DRS-FLOOR CAMP, are held at the factory in Theessen for our customers from all over the world. To underline our expertise in the field of floor processing, we launched a dedicated Website in 2016: WWW.DRS-FLOOR.COM. In 2015 a new production site of the Dr. Schulze Group was established in the UNESCO City of Kromeriz, on the basis of a local factory, that has been producing construction equipment for the last 10 years. This new Dr. Schulze factory is exclusively specialized in the production of machines for construction business. Our extensive investments in plant technology (i.a. fully automatic welding robots, CNC metal processing machines, powder coating equipment etc.) currently enable our Czech factory to thoroughly develop, design, manufacture completely in-house from the first welded joint to the final assembling step and to distribute to our customers around the world the various machines for construction industry. Due to the flexible and extensive vertical range of manufacturing, we are able to offer OEM versions and customer-specific solutions for all kind of construction equipment at any time. Our expertise and experience in diamond tooling help us design and produce user-friendly, safe and reliable machines. In 2024 this production facility was relocated to the Czech town of Meziměstí. As a renowned manufacturer of diamond tools and machines, Dr. Schulze GmbH is committed to safety for the whole industry. Thus Dr. Schulze GmbH was one of the initiators and founding members of oSa (Organization for the Safety of Abrasives) – a worldwide organisation for the safety of abrasive equipment. Furthermore, the company is a member of FEPA (Federation of European Producers of Abrasives), VDMA (Verband Deutscher Maschinen- und Anlagenbau e.V. – German Association of Machinery and Industrial Equipment Manufacturers), VDS (Verband der Deutschen Schleifmittelwerke e.V. - German Abrasives Association), FBS (Fachverband Betonbohren und –Sägen Deutschland e.V. - German national association of contractors), IACDS (International Association of Concrete Drillers & Sawers) and an active participant in many workgroups, which are concerned with questions of safety. This commitment allows us at all times to remain completely up to date in terms of standards, quality assurance, and innovations, so that we can offer our customers products which are not only of top quality, but which are above all safe. Thanks to our experience, proximity to our customers and superior flexibility, Dr. Schulze GmbH celebrated its 40th anniversary in 2024 as one of the leading European manufacturers of diamond tools and machines for construction, building material industry and natural stone processing with a team of more than 100, with 4 own production plants (three in Germany, one in Czech Republic), with a worldwide network of representations and with an image of a professional partner for all questions related to the diamond technology. DRS-FLOOR – THE EFFICIENT FLOORING SOLUTIONS COMMITMENT TO PRODUCTION OF MACHINES IN EUROPE YOUR SAFETY IS IMPORTANT FOR US! 40 YEARS OF DR. SCHULZE CORE DRILLING PRESTRESSED CONCRETE DRS-FLOOR WIRE SAWS WALL SAWS TABLE SAWS JOINT CUTTERS DRY CUTTING REFRACTORIES INFORMATION 7
GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE AND SUPPLY OF DR. SCHULZE GMBH for use with natural persons or legal entities acting in the course of their commercial or independent work when entering into this contract, or with a legal entity established under public law or a public-law special fund (hereinafter known as Customer). 1. BASES OF THE CONTRACT 1.1 All our goods and services, including consultancy services are rendered by us solely on the basis of these General Terms and Conditions of Sale and Supply. If the Customer has terms and conditions of business which differ from our own, they shall only apply if we have expressly recognised them in writing. They shall not apply even if we have not objected to them in a given instance. 1.2 Our terms and conditions of sale and supply shall also apply for future contracts with the Customer if he has not expressly objected to them. 2. OFFER / CONCLUDING A CONTRACT 2.1 Our offers shall remain subject to change without notice. Our offers shall only be binding in those cases in which we have made them without reservations and submitted them in writing. Orders amending or supplementing binding offers as well as offers placed with us without us having submitted an offer shall be subject to written confirmation. 2.2 The quality of the goods is based exclusively on the agreed technical delivery specifications or, if such are not agreed, on the customary quality and design, considering the production-related customary tolerances. The point in time, at which the risk passes, is decisive for the contractual condition of the goods. Reference to DIN or EN standards, as well as our reference to material sheets, factory tests, technical delivery specifications, etc. do not represent a guarantee of quality. Dimensions, weights, illustrations and drawings as well as the information and illustrations contained in brochures, catalogues and our websites are only binding, if this has been expressly agreed in writing. Public statements by us, our employees or any manufacturers and their employees about the quality of the goods can only justify material defect rights, if they have been expressly made part of a quality agreement. 2.3 We shall reserve the right to carry out amendments to the design / form or materials at any time, provided that the goods are not modified to a considerable extent and their suitability for the use assumed in the contract or normal use is not impaired and the Customer can be expected to accept the modification as being reasonable. We shall not however be obliged as a result thereof to carry out such modifications to products already supplied. 2.4 Our price lists shall be subject to change without notice and non-binding. Mistakes, printing and pricing errors shall be excepted. 2.5 If we have to supply in accordance with the specifications, guidelines specimens etc. supplied by our Customer, he shall bear the risk of the goods supplied being suitable for the intended use. The point in time, at which is passed over, shall be crucial for determining whether the goods are in a condition compatible with the contract. Given this, we shall only be liable for the processing being carried out in a professional manner. 2.6 By placing an order the Customer is making a binding statement that he intends to purchase the goods ordered. We shall be entitled to accept the offer to enter into a contract inherent in the order within two weeks from receipt of the order by us. We may declare acceptance of the offer either in writing or by delivering the goods to the Customer. 2.7 If the Customer refuses to accept the goods – even after a reasonable supplementary period of time he has been set to do so has elapsed – justly or has expressly stated beforehand that he did not intend to accept the goods, we may withdraw from the contract and demand compensation for damages on account of non-fulfilment. Irrespective of the opportunity to prove that the losses actually suffered were higher, and to claim such higher losses, we shall in this case be entitled to demand that the Customer pays 20 % of the net value of the goods plus all the freight charges actually incurred by us as compensation for damages. The Customer shall reserve the right to prove that the losses suffered by us were lower than the lump sum claimed in damages or that we have not suffered any damages or that the damages suffered by us are significantly lower than the lump sum claimed by us for damages. This regulation shall apply accordingly insofar as the Customer withdraws from the contract without justification. 2.8 Provided that the Customer places an order electronically, the text of the contract shall be saved by us and sent to the Customer by e-mail upon request. 3. PRICES 3.1 The prices shall be quoted ex works plus the rate of VAT in force at that time, but will not, however, include packing, freight, insurance and customs’ duty. The sales tax will be calculated by us at the rate applicable on the day of performance. 3.2 We shall not increase our prices provided that the items upon which the agreement has been based are not modified and may be rendered without hindrances for which the Customer is responsible. Subsequent additions and modifications leading to an increase in time taken by us or additional expense for materials etc. shall also have to be paid by the Customer in addition to the price already agreed. 4. PAYMENTS / DEFAULT IN PAYMENT 4.1 The amount invoiced shall be payable immediately. Discounts will not be granted for prompt payment. 4.2 Periods of time agreed for payment shall only have been observed if we are able to dispose of the amount to be paid by the date on which payment is due. 4.3 Drafts and cheques shall only be accepted by us by special arrangement as a conditional payment. Charges or other costs arising with the submission of a cheque or draft shall be for the Customer’s account. 4.4 In the event that there is a default in payment, we shall be entitled to charge default interest amounting to 9 % above the base rate at that time (Section 288 of the German Civil Code [BGB]). We shall reserve the right to prove that the loss suffered by us as a result of the default is higher and to claim this higher loss. In particular we shall reserve the right to also claim those costs we incur if after payment is in default we have to call in third parties to protect our rights. 4.5 If there is a significant deterioration in the financial status of the Customer, we shall be entitled to only supply our goods and services if payment is made in advance or on delivery or make them dependent upon a security being furnished. Accounts receivable we have for services already rendered shall in this case be payable immediately. This shall apply in particular if payments subsequently due after there is a default in payment are not paid despite a reasonable period of time having elapsed or if an application is made for insolvency proceedings to be opened. If the Customer fails to fulfill our request to furnish a security within a reasonable period of time defined by us, we shall be entitled to withdraw from the contract. 4.6 Prices may be amended if more than 4 months elapse between the contract being signed and an agreed delivery date (even if part deliveries are made and down payments are made). If there is an increase in wages, the cost of materials changes thereafter prior to the consignment being manufactured, we shall consequently be entitled to amend the price accordingly to reflect the increases in costs. The Customer shall only be entitled to withdraw from the contract if the price increase exceeds the increase in the general cost of living between the date on which the order was placed and delivery by a significant amount. 4.7 If the Customer is a registered trader, a legal entity under public law or a public law special fund, price changes are allowed in accordance with the above regulation, if more than six weeks elapse between the contract being entered into and the agreed delivery date. 5. OFFSETTING / RIGHT TO WITHHOLD PERFORMANCE / ASSIGNMENT 5.1 The Customer may only exercise a right to withhold performance if his counter-claim is based upon the same contractual relationship. 5.2 The Customer shall only have a right to offset if his counter-claims have been adjudicated or have been recognised by us. 5.3 Claims against us may only be assigned by the Customer to third parties and he may only allow third parties to collect them with our prior written consent, unless they are accounts which are not contested, ready for judgment or have been adjudicated. 6. DELIVERY PERIOD / PERFORMANCE PERIOD 6.1 The delivery period quoted by us shall only be binding if it is expressly designated as being such and confirmed by us in writing. It shall begin when the order confirmation is sent out by us but not, however, before any documents, licences, clearances which may have to be obtained by the Customer have been supplied to us together with any down payment agreed. If subsequent technical ambiguities or defects should arise in the Customer’s order documents or drawings, or if amendments are agreed subsequently, the delivery period shall start all over again after they have been clarified / rectified. 6.2 Part-deliveries are allowed within the delivery periods quoted by us provided that no disadvantages accrue to the Customer with regard to their use. 6.3 A contract shall be entered into subject to the reservation that we have been supplied with the correct goods and on time by our supplier. This shall only apply in the event that our failure to supply our Customer is not attributable to us, in particular if we have entered into a congruent covering transaction with our supplier. 6.4 Periods and deadlines shall have been observed by us if the delivery consignment has left our works before the period or deadline has expired or if we have notified the Customer that the consignment is ready for collection / dispatch. If acceptance has been agreed or provided for by law, delivery and performance periods shall refer to the point in time of acceptance. 6.5 If non-compliance of delivery and performance periods attributable to the occurrence of unforeseen hindrances, which are beyond our control, and for which we are not responsible, these periods shall be extended as appropriate by at least the duration of the hindrance or disruption. This shall apply in instances of force majeure as well as for strikes, lock-outs, official instructions even if such circumstances affect our suppliers and sub-contractors, provided that they have a considerable impact upon the goods and services to be rendered by us being carried out. If the disruptions last longer than eight uninterrupted weeks, each Party to the contract shall be entitled to withdraw from part of or all of the contract. 6.6 If we nevertheless find ourselves in default, the Customer shall have to grant us a reasonable subsequent period of time. As long as this subsequent period of time does not lapse unsuccessfully or was dispensable for other reasons provided for by law, the Customer may not procure the goods or services elsewhere and he may not withdraw from the contract. 6.7 If the shipment is delayed at the request of the customer or for reasons for which the customer is responsible, the customer will be charged the costs incurred through storage and financing at least 0.5% of the invoice amount for each month, starting 8
one month after notification of readiness. The assertion of further rights from delay remains unaffected. The customer reserves the right to prove lower damage / lower costs. 7. PACKING / DISPATCH / PASSING OF RISK 7.1 Packing shall become the Customer’s property and will be invoiced by us. Postage and packing charges will be invoiced separately. The method of dispatch shall be selected at our equitable discretion. Insurance policies against damage in transit shall only be taken out at the Customer’s request and expense. 7.2 Directly prior to delivering our goods we shall announce the delivery day. We cannot furnish any guarantee for the time at which a consignment will be delivered. 7.3 Provided that no other written agreement is made, the terms of delivery shall be EXW (Incoterms 2010). This shall also apply for consignments for which delivery has been prepaid. If goods are damaged in transit, the Customer shall have to inform the haulier / freight forwarder straight away following receipt of the goods without culpable delay and notify us. Subsequent complaints and reports of transport damage are generally not accepted. The risk of accidental loss and accidental deterioration of the goods is transferred to the customer when the goods are handed over to the parcel service/forwarding agent/carrier or the person or institution otherwise responsible for carrying out the shipment. 7.4 If the Customer is in default with taking delivery of the goods this shall nevertheless still constitute hand-over. 8. CONSIGNMENT STORE 8.1 In the event that we deliver the goods to be supplied to the Customer to a consignment store, we shall grant the Customer the right to withdraw the goods. The precondition for this is that the Customer provides a room meeting the requirements for storing the goods for the duration of the consignment in which the goods may be properly and professionally stored free of charge. The Customer shall undertake to mark the consignment goods supplied as such and as our property. 8.2 The consignment store stocks are to be insured by the Customer so that an adequate level of insurance cover is taken out for them against fire, water damage plus break-ins and theft. 8.3 After an appointment has been agreed in advance the Customer shall grant us access during his normal hours of business to the storage area in which the consignment goods are stored. Moreover, he shall undertake to carry out a stock-take at least once a year upon request and forward us the result in writing straight away. The Customer shall bear the costs of the stock-take. 8.4 The consignment goods shall remain our property. The Customer shall provide us with a list of goods withdrawn from the consignment store when making withdrawals on a date still to be stipulated (Consumption report). This consumption report shall serve as the basis for the invoice then to be raised by us, dated on the day that we receive the consumption report. 8.5 Provided that no regulation is agreed otherwise, each Party to the contract shall be entitled to terminate the consignment store agreement by observing a notice period of three calendar months to the end of a calendar quarter. 8.6 At the end of the term of the contract the Customer shall return the goods still in the consignment store to the supplier. The transport costs incurred when closing down the consignment store shall be borne by the Customer. 9. COPYRIGHTS We shall reserve the exclusive title and copyright to all diagrams, drawings, calculations, specimens or other documents handed over by us. This shall also apply for documents forwarded in electronic format. Such items may only be passed on to third parties with our prior express written consent. 10. NOTIFICATION OF DEFECTS / PERIOD OF LIMITATION 10.1 The Customer shall have to inspect goods supplied by us straight away following delivery as part of his normal course of business and notify us in writing straight away after delivery in writing of any defects identified. We expressly point out that any transport damage there may be must be notified to the freight forwarder concerned straight away after it has been identified when the goods have been received. Non-compliance with this requirement will result in any liability claims the Customer may have against our firm being inadmissible. We are to be allowed an opportunity to rectify the notified defects. Upon request, goods about which a complaint has been made are to be returned to us straight away. If the Customer fails to fulfil this obligation or modifies the goods about which he has already lodged a complaint without our consent, he shall forfeit any claims to which he may be entitled for quality defects. 10.2 If a notified defect is justified, we shall render a cure as we choose, either by supplying a replacement or by carrying out a repair or manufacturing a new thing. The Customer shall have to allow us a reasonable period of time for a cure provided that this is not dispensable for legal reasons. If we fail to effect a cure within a reasonable period of time or if it is unsuccessful, the Customer shall be entitled to demand a reduction in the remuneration to be paid to us or if our breach of duty is not simply minor, he shall be entitled to withdraw from the contract. If only parts of the delivery are defective, the Customer’s other rights shall only apply to the defective part of the delivery unless the defective part of the delivery is of no interest to him. For quality defects arising as a result of unsuitable or improper use, faulty assembly or start-up by the Customer or third party, normal wear and tear, incorrect or negligent handling, we shall not be responsible in the same way that we would not be responsible for the consequences of unprofessional modifications or modifications or repair work carried out by the Customer of third parties without our consent. The same shall apply for defects only reducing the value or fitness of the goods for use to a minor extent. 10.3 Increased expenditure resulting from the costs of transport, labour and materials incurred as a result of rendering a cure shall not be paid by us provided that the reason for them is that the goods supplied have been moved to a location other than the place of fulfilment, unless they have been moved for their intended use. 10.4 No further claims asserted by the Customer on account of defects will be recognised and can only qualify for compensation within the scope of liability in accordance with Number 11. The Customer shall not receive any guarantees from us. Any manufacturer product warranties shall not be affected by this. 10.5 The period of limitation for claims based on quality defects shall be twelve months, unless the law prescribes longer periods in accordance with Section 438 Para. 1 No 2 BGB (Delivery of things for construction purposes), Section 479 Para 1 BGB (Right of recourse when purchasing consumer goods) and Section 634 a Para 1 No 2 BGB (Construction defects). The statutory period of limitation shall also apply for cases of death, personal injury of physical harm, for an intentional breach of duty or breach of duty caused as a result of gross negligence and malicious nondisclosure of defects. 10.6 We only assume liability for defects of used goods, if this has been expressly agreed in writing with the commercial customer, unless there is fraudulent misrepresentation or the absence of a guaranteed property. This limitation of liability does not apply to damage resulting from injury to life, limb or health. 11. LIABILITY 11.1. If the item supplied cannot be used by the Customer in accordance with the contract as a result of a breach of contractual ancillary duties culpably caused by us, such as for example, failure to pass on, or passing on incorrect, advice, information, suggestions etc. either prior to or after the contract was signed, we shall, with the exclusion of further claims, consequently be liable only in accordance with the regulations in Number 10 and as follows: 11.2. We shall only be liable for damages not incurred on the item supplied itself – regardless of whatever reasons upon which such claims are based – in the event of intent, gross negligence on the part of the owner / executive bodies or senior staff of Dr. Schulze GmbH, or in the event of death, personal injury or physical harm, and for defects which we have maliciously concealed if we have promised a guarantee, as well as for defects on the item supplied provided that we can be held liable under the German Product Liability Act for personal injury of property damage to privately used items. 11.3. If there is a culpable breach of important contractual duties, i.e. contractual duties the fulfilment of which makes the proper execution of the contract possible at all in the first place, and upon compliance with which the Customer normally relies or may rely, we shall only be liable even in the event of gross negligence on the part of non-senior staff and in the event of ordinary negligence, limited in the latter case to those damages typical for the contract which we foresee or should have been able to foresee on the basis of the circumstances and facts to which we had access when we signed the contract. 11.4. No further claims of the Customer shall be recognised. 11.5. Our liability for indirect damages, consequential damages such as, for example, downtime, lost profit, production shortfall, shall not be recognised. 11.6. This limitation of liability shall however not apply in those cases in Number 2 above if there is a culpable breach of important contractual duties. The exclusion of liability and /or limitation of liability in accordance with the above regulations shall also apply for the personal liability of our employees and assistants. 12. RESERVATIONS OF TITLE 12.1 We shall reserve the title to the goods until all our accounts in a continual business relationship have been settled in full, regardless of the legal reason on which they materialised. In a current account arrangement the reservation of title shall apply as a security for our respective balance of account. This shall also apply if payments made by the Customer are paid towards specific accounts. The Customer shall be obliged to handle the goods with care. Provided that maintenance and inspection work is necessary, the Customer shall have to carry this out on a regular basis at his own expense. 12.2 Processing or transformation of the goods subject to reservation of title shall always be carried out for us as the manufacturer, without any obligation accruing to us herefrom. If the goods subject to reservation of title are processed or transformed together with other goods not supplied by us, we shall be entitled to co-ownership of the new thing in proportion to the value of the goods subject to reservation of title to the value of the other processed or transformed goods at the point in time of processing or transformation. In the event that our title to the goods subject to reservation of title expires as a result of them being combined or mixed with other goods not supplied by us, the Customer shall hereby transfer to us here and now his (co)-ownership rights to the new thing or to the mixed stock for the invoiced value of the goods subject to reservation of title and keep this in safekeeping for us. The new thing created as a result of processing, transformation, combining or mixing (hereinafter known as „new thing“) and the (co)-ownership rights of the new thing to be transferred to us in accordance with No 2 of this number shall likewise serve as a security for our account as the goods subject to reservation of title themselves in accordance with Number 1. Provided that there is nothing stated otherwise in the following provision of this number, it shall apply to the new thing accordingly. CORE DRILLING PRESTRESSED CONCRETE DRS-FLOOR WIRE SAWS WALL SAWS TABLE SAWS JOINT CUTTERS DRY CUTTING REFRACTORIES INFORMATION 9
12.3 The Customer may only sell the goods subject to reservation of title in a proper commercial transaction at normal terms and conditions of business and only as long as he fulfils his payment obligations to us on time. For his part, the Customer is obliged to only sell on the goods subject to our reservation of title and subject to his reservation of title as well and to ensure that the account created by such sales transactions can be transferred to us. 12.4 The Customer’s account created by the resale of the goods subject to a reservation of title is assigned to us here and now. We accept the assignment. The account shall serve as a security to the same extent as the goods subject to reservation of title. If the Customer sells the goods subject to reservation of title together with other goods not supplied by us, the assignment of the account shall consequently only apply for the amount invoiced for the resale of the goods subject to reservation of title. If the goods are sold in accordance with Number 2, or the statutory regulations on combining and mixing the thing to which we have co-ownership, the assignment of the account shall apply for the amount of our co-ownership share. 12.5 If the Customer enters accounts created by the resale of the goods subject to reservation of title into a current account arrangement existing with his buyers, he shall consequently assign to us a recognised balance of account produced in his favour here and now for the amount equal to the total amount of the claim entered in the current account arrangement for the resale of our goods subject to reservation of title. Given this, the above sub-section shall apply accordingly. 12.6 The Customer is authorised to collect the account from the resale of the goods subject to reservation of title assigned to us. The Customer is not allowed to assign the account created by the resale, even as part of a true factoring contract. 12.7 We may revoke the Customer’s collection authorisation at any time if he is in default with, or stops making, his payments to us, his business is passed over to a third party, if the credit rating or level of trust in the Customer’s business drops or if his business is wound up as well as in instances in which the Customer is in breach of his contractual obligations in accordance with Number 3 of this section. In this event the Customer shall be obliged to inform his buyers of accounts that have been assigned by him to us straight away and to hand over to us all the information and documents necessary for us to collect the accounts. Besides which, he shall in this case be obliged to hand over or transfer to us any securities to which he may be entitled for his accounts. 12.8 If the marketable value of the securities existing for us should exceed our secured accounts by more than 10%, we shall consequently, at the Customer’s request, given this, be obliged to release securities at our choice. 12.9 The Customer shall be obliged to inform us straight away if a levy of execution or other actual impairment of the goods subject to reservation of title has taken place or if such goods or the other securities existing for us are in jeopardy. The Customer shall undertake to take out adequate insurance cover against fire and theft for the goods subject to reservation of title. He shall assign his claims under the insurance policies to us right here and now. 12.10 If the Customer’s conduct is in breach of contract, in particular if he is in default with payment or if he is in breach of a duty under this paragraph, we shall be entitled to withdraw from the contract and to demand that the goods subject to reservation of title are handed over to us. In this case the Customer shall declare his consent here and now that he will allow us to take away or to have taken away the goods subject to reservation of title in his possession and – provided that we are the sole owner – the new thing within the meaning of Number 2 of this paragraph. The Customer shall have to grant us or persons granted by us access at any time to carry out the above measures as well as to conduct a general inspection of the goods subject to reservation of title and / or the new thing. 13. PRIVACY CLAUSE 13.1 The customers agree, that we may store and use their contact information, including names, telephone numbers and email addresses. Such information can be processed and used within the framework of the existing business relationship. Furthermore, it may be necessary to pass on the e-mail address and the first and last name as well as the company name in order to be able to create a user account at all. 13.2 The contracting parties will treat essential and not generally known matters of the other contracting party with the care customary in business life. Any further protection of particularly confidential information and the associated determination of requirements require the conclusion of a separate written agreement (non-disclosure agreement). 13.3 We store personal data solely for the purpose of fulfilling the contract and providing our services. This data includes, among other things: company name, first and last name, billing address, e-mail address, name of the company, telephone number and contract-relevant conversation notes as well as information on the items and services requested, ordered and delivered from us. 13.4 This data is required in order, among other things, to issue you with invoices and to set up a customer account or to be able to identify you as an authorized user of the services provided. We also use this data to be able to make you offers of our products and services, as well as for advice, initial contact and when drawing up contracts, that regulate our cooperation. 13.5 We will only use the personal data for purposes other than those listed above to the extent required by Art. 6 GDPR. 13.6 At your request and upon termination of a contractual relationship, we will delete this data from our systems. For the purpose of the obligation to retain invoices, invoice data is stored for a period of 10 years - this is defined by the statutory retention period for receipts. 13.7 Upon request, you will also receive proof of the deletion of your personal data from us. 13.8 According to the new European directives (EU GDPR) on data protection, you have the right to receive your personal data in the form of a data set. We provide you with the data we have stored in the form of a PDF document. 14. NO-RUSSIA-CLAUSE 14.1 The Customer is not permitted to sell, export or re-export the goods supplied by us which fall within the scope of Article 12g of the European Council Regulation (EU) No 833/2014, directly or indirectly, to the Russian Federation and/or Belarus or to use them in the Russian Federation and/or Belarus. 14.2 The Customer shall use its best endeavours to ensure that the purpose of paragraph (1) is not frustrated by third parties further down the distribution chain, including any resellers. 14.3 The Customer shall establish and maintain an appropriate monitoring mechanism to detect any conduct by third parties further down the distribution chain, including any resellers, which would frustrate the purpose of paragraph (1). 14.4 Any breach of paragraphs (1), (2) or (3) shall constitute a material breach of a central part of our legal business and shall entitle us to use appropriate legal remedies. 14.5 The Customer is obliged to inform us immediately of any problems in the application of paragraphs (1), (2) or (3), including any relevant activities of third parties that could frustrate the purpose of paragraph (1). 14.6 The customer fully indemnifies us against all claims asserted by authorities or other third parties due to the customer‘s failure to comply with the above export control obligations and undertakes to compensate us for all damages and expenses incurred by us in this connection. 15. PLACE OF FULFILMENT / PLACE OF JURISDICTION / APPLICABLE LAW 15.1 The law of the Federal Republic of Germany shall apply. The provisions of the UN CISG shall not apply. The exclusive place of jurisdiction for all disputes arising from the contractual relationship shall be 57072 Siegen if the Customer is a registered trader or legal entity under public law or a public-law special fund. We shall also be entitled to sue the Customer at the courts having jurisdiction where his principal place of business is located. This shall also apply if the Customer does not have any general place of jurisdiction in Germany or his place of residence or normal whereabouts at the point in time at which legal action is taken are unknown. 15.2 The place of fulfilment is 57234 Wilnsdorf. 15.3 Should individual provisions of the contract with the Customer including these General Terms and Conditions of Business, be or become partially or completely invalid, the validity of the remaining provisions shall not be affected as a result. The regulation partially or completely invalid is to be replaced with a regulation whose economic success comes as close as possible to that of the invalid regulation. The transfer of the Customer’s rights and duties under the contract entered into with us shall be subject to our written consent to be valid. Dr. Schulze GmbH Bollenberg 10 / 57234 Wilnsdorf / GERMANY Telefon: +49 2737 5953-0 Dr.-Ing. Reiner Schulze / Dr.-Ing. Alexey Levin / Jana Pankratz Trial court Siegen HRB2959 VAT-ID Nr.: DE811364054 57234 Wilnsdorf, February 2025 10
GENERAL WARRANTY TERMS OF DR. SCHULZE GMBH In addition to the statutory guarantee, that our customers are entitled to from the purchase contract and regardless of mandatory statutory liability regulations (e.g. product safety and product liability laws), we grant the buyer a manufacturer‘s warranty for the products purchased from us under the following conditions: 1. PERIOD In accordance with these conditions, we assume a manufacturer‘s warranty for a period of 12 (twelve) months. The warranty begins on the date of purchase of the product from Dr. Schulze GmbH and includes free rectification of material and manufacturing defects, that can be proven to have arisen before the sale. 2. WARRANTY CONDITIONS The warranty is limited to the free replacement of parts (excluding wearing parts), that we or authorized service center of Dr. Schulze GmbH has recognized as defective due to material or production errors. This warranty does not cover normal wear and tear, overloading, non-compliance with the instructions of the operation manuals, tampering by unauthorized persons or the use of spare parts not approved by the manufacturer. In addition, wearing parts such as shaft seals, carbon brushes, ball bearings, overload clutches, belts, water pumps, switches with integrated protective functions (e.g. thermal protection switch) etc. are not subject to any warranty. The operating manuals supplied with the machine and in particular the safety instructions contained therein must be observed. Damage due to operating errors cannot be recognized as a warranty case. Failure to comply with the intended use described in the operating manuals, improper use or the use of unsuitable accessories will void the warranty. In particular, the warranty is not granted for damage or failures caused by the following unauthorized actions: • non-compliance with the maintenance and service intervals prescribed by the manufacturer in accordance with the provisions of the operating manuals; • opening of components and other unauthorized interventions by unauthorized persons; • improper use, transportation, handling or maintenance; • use of non-approved by Dr. Schulze GmbH fuels or lubricants, insofar as the damage or failure is attributable to them; • use of non-original parts or accessories; • repairs by unauthorized service centers; • use of consumables (including diamond tools) with specifications not approved by the manufacturer. Liability for indirect damage/consequential damage, such as disturbed projects, loss of profit, etc., is excluded within the scope of this warranty. Likewise, we are not liable within the scope of this warranty for damage that did not occur directly on the delivery item. In the case, that the inspection of the reported defect determines, that there is no defect covered by this warranty or the statutory warranty, the applicant shall bear the entire cost of the inspection and any other costs incurred by us (including but not limited to transport and packaging costs). If spare parts are made available by us directly or by our service dealers as part of the warranty processing, the warranty claim can only be recognized as justified, if the defective parts are then presented to us for inspection and we recognize them as defective. In all other cases, the spare parts made available will be invoiced no later than 4 weeks after they have been dispatched. The warranty does not include any entitlement to maintenance and cleaning work being carried out free of charge. 3. WARRANTY PROCESSING In the event of a product defect during the warranty period, we or our authorized local service center will inform you of the most reasonable and effective method of remedying the defect. The locally responsible service center can be requested from our head office: by e-mail: info@dr-schulze.de or by telephone: +49 (0) 2737/5953-0 The following procedure must be observed when transporting shipments as a part of warranty processing: • All return shipments to Dr. Schulze GmbH must be announced in advance and confirmed by us. • If we have sent a return delivery note, this must be attached to the outside packaging of the consignment, so that it is visible to the forwarding agent. • The shipment must be packed securely and completely in accordance with the applicable regulations in order to guarantee problem-free freight transport. The goods to be transported by a forwarding agent (e.g. machines) must be placed and strapped on a suitable pallet. If the shipment is damaged due to defective packaging, the sender bears the costs of the damage incurred. • The consignment must be freely accessible for collection by the forwarding agent. The consignment must be loaded under the supervision of the sender. Possible damage or insufficient load securing must be reported directly to the forwarding agent and confirmed by him in writing. • The recipient is always responsible for checking the integrity and completeness of the delivery in the presence of the delivering carrier and confirms this by signing the acceptance protocol. The damage found must be reported directly to the forwarding driver and recorded in the report. Later complaints and transport damage reports cannot be accepted. If you have further questions about the terms of the manufacturer`s warranty or repair work after the guarantee period has expired, please contact the authorized service centers of Dr. Schulze GmbH. This ensures problem-free and safe operation of the products purchased from us over their entire useful life. 57234 Wilnsdorf, August 2022 CORE DRILLING PRESTRESSED CONCRETE DRS-FLOOR WIRE SAWS WALL SAWS TABLE SAWS JOINT CUTTERS DRY CUTTING INFORMATION REFRACTORIES 11
Dr. Schulze Factory I Bollenberg 10 D-57234 Wilnsdorf Phone +49 2737 5953-0 Fax +49 2737 5953-3 Dr. Schulze Factory II Gewerbestraße 9 D-39291 Moeckern/Theessen Phone +49 39223 620-160 Fax +49 39223 620-186 Dr. Schulze s.r.o. Tovární 85 CZ-54981 Meziměstí Phone +420 725 776 540 E-Mail: info@dr-schulze.de www.dr-schulze.de | www.drs-floor.com Bollenberg 10 D-57234 Wilnsdorf Stahlstrasse 16 D-57234 Wilnsdorf Gewerbestrasse 9 D-39291 Theessen Lärchenweg 3 D-29227 Celle Tovární 85 CZ-54981 Meziměstí
Page 75 Page 75 Guide rail DRS-FS40 for the hand saw DRS-TS400 and ring saw DRS-RS400 - Tool-free quick-change system for fast assembly/disassembly - Enables straight cuts with hand saw and ring saw - Significantly reduces the strain on the operator - Maximum cutting depths of the machines are maintained - Can be extended by rail connector - Scope of delivery DRS-FS40 Set: 1x rail 2.18 m; 2x mounting brackets; 1x feed carriage (no adapter plate included!) GUIDE RAIL DRS-FS40 DRS-FS40 Weight of rail 2.18 m / 1.09 m [kg] 7,2 / 3,6 Weight of feed carriage [kg] 4,9 DRS-FS40 Set [€] 1.390,00 Adapter plate for DRS-TS400 [€] 137,00 Adapter plate for DRS-RS400 [€] 213,00 FS-40 rail 2.18 m [€] 246,00 FS-40 rail 1.09 m [€] 137,00 FS-40 mounting bracket [€] 205,00 FS-40 rail connector [€] 164,00 Dr. Schulze GmbH Bollenberg 10 D-57234 Wilnsdorf Tel. +49 (0) 27 37 59 53-0 E-Mail: info@dr-schulze.de www.dr-schulze.de | www.drs-floor.com CHAIN SAW DRS-KS400 POWER BOXES DRS-FU6C & DRS-FU6D BLADE SAW DRS-TS400 RING SAW DRS-RS400 DRILL MOTOR HD16 DRILL MOTOR HD18 NEW CORE DRILLING PRESTRESSED CONCRETE DRS-FLOOR WIRE SAWS WALL SAWS TABLE SAWS JOINT CUTTERS INFORMATION REFRACTORIES DRY CUTTING Price per piece, ex works. Our general terms and conditions of sale and supply are valid. For articles marked with the conditions for machines are valid. 13
HIGH-FREQUENCY HAND SAWS - extremely lightweight (only 9,4 kg) - simple and fast cutting blade change due to bayonet lock on blade guard - bypass system with ball valve for dry cutting and simultaneously water cooling of the motor - steplessly adjustable blade guard - integrated cooling water channel trough the spindle with easily accessible regulating valve - - extreme cutting depth of 300 mm with a tool diameter of Ø400 mm - allows complete wall transection from one side - integrated water circuit with easily accessible regulating valve for cutting with water cooling of the tool only - ideal for small openings, cuttings close to the wall and very deep cuts - the best solution for corner cuts - overcut can be completely avoided - wide range of accessories (chain wheels, bars and chains) are available on request for various applications (not included in the scope of delivery) - two new innovative PowerBoxes DRS-FU6C and DRS-FU6D - confortable transport weight (only 6,4 kg) - compatible with all three machines of the series (blade saw, chainsaw, ring saw) - autodetection of the connected machine with adjustment of corresponding parameters - bluetooth interface for diagnostics, service messages and software updates - compatible with innovative service app (for Android devices) - DRS-FU6D with foil keyboard and LC display with various status information and a lot of various individual settings - DRS-FU6C with LED status indicator of operating condition - adapter cable for connection to 230 volts of network included POWER BOXES DRS-FU6C & DRS-FU6D CHAIN SAW DRS-KS400 The series of innovative high-frequency hand saws consists of a blade saw DRS-TS400 (cutting blade Ø400 mm), a chain saw DRS-KS400 and a ring saw DRS-RS400. All three machines can be operated via universal PowerBoxes DRS-FU6C and DRS-FU6D on a 230 or 400 Volt power line. General technical features: - rated power 3,7 kW at 230 Volt and 6,5 kW at 400 Volt - automatic detection of the main voltage: 230 Volt (single-phase) or 400 Volt (three-phase) - integrated power electronics protect the motor against overload and insufficient cooling - universal water-cooled frequency converter (Poxer Box) for all three devices of the series - continuously adjustable and ergonomically positioned handle BLADE SAW DRS-TS400 RING SAW DRS-RS400 OVERVIEW DRS-FU6C DRS-FU6D NEW! Optional kit for flush cutting available NEW! Guide rail DRS-FS40 for DRS-TS400 and DRS-RS400 Page 13 Price per piece, ex works. Our general terms and conditions of sale and supply are valid. For articles marked with the conditions for machines are valid. 14
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