Part Information page
Use the Part Information page to view the part details.
- Part Number
- Part number as established by the customer.
- Description
- Customer defined description of the part.
- Production
- Whether or not the part is used during manufacturing.
- Safety Item
- Whether the part is used to manufacture a component required to pass certain safety standards and inspections.
- Lot Controlled
- Whether the part is associated to a numeric code representing the batch in which it was manufactured and the process used. If selected, suppliers must include a lot number on shippers and ASNs for this part.
- Outside Processing
- Whether the part is sent for outside processing and, therefor, controlled and monitored by the Outside Processing module.
- Part Weight
- The weight of one part. Used in calculating net weight on shippers.
- Part Weight Unit of Measure
- How the Part Weight is being measured. For example, KG for kilograms, LB for pounds.
- Default Container
- The container generally used to ship the part.
- Tare Weight
- The weight of the container when empty.
- Units Per
- The number of parts usually shipped in the container. (For master containers, Units Per is the total number of parts, not the number of detail containers.)
- Unit of Measure
- Abbreviation that indicates how the part is ordered; for example, by individual unit, hundreds, thousands, foot, yards, gallons, pair, etc. Common unit of measure abbreviations are EA (each), PC (piece), HU (hundreds), TH (thousands).
- Commodity Code
- Alphanumeric representation of the type of merchandise.
- Bar Code Part Number
- The part number as it is scanned from a bar code. The scanning often replaces dashes, percents, and other special characters with a space. If nothing is entered, the Bar Code Part Number defaults to the Part Number.
- Hazardous Material
- Description of hazardous materials and special instructions for shipping and handling of the part. The description can text or an alphanumeric code.
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