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Project Scope: This revised Proposal (the “Proposal”) consists of a Multifeeder Technology feeding, verification, and transport system to feed, bar code verify, and batch count paper sheets and envelopes. The system includes a system controller, a Multifeeder Friction Feeding system, a banding system, and three bagging machines. The system is capable of up to 20 packages per minute. This Proposal also includes a set of Quick Change Over parts kit to allow change over between sizes by two trained operators in 15 minutes or less. After an order is received with down payment, Multifeeder will create a system layout drawing as well as a final system specification document for ADP review and approval. The delay caused by ADP’s rejection of documents, drawings, specifications, or any reviews and the approvals thereof required by Multifeeder to proceed with completing the System shall be added to the delivery timelines. This will be based in part on the drawing currently contained in the Proposal and will reflect any changes required as a part of final reviews. Once approved, Multifeeder will proceed with the build of the system. The detailed Phase I and Phase II Factory Acceptance Test (the “FAT” or “FATs”) criteria is set forth on Annex A hereto (which Annex is made a part of this Agreement). After the equipment has been built, Multifeeder will perform the FAT Test verifying the feeding performance of each product size at the rates specified with customer supplied samples. All FATs will need to pass acceptance prior to ADP’s next payment which is due prior to shipment. Once the FAT Test, which takes place at Multifeeder’s facility, is successful as determined by the criteria set forth in this Proposal/Statement of Work and Annex A and accepted by ADP, the next payment shall be due and the equipment shall be shipped to Louisville, Kentucky. Once the equipment arrives in Louisville, it will be installed and the criteria for the FAT will be repeated assuring the same results as seen in the Multifeeder facility. After ADP Acceptance, ADP will make the final payment and the system will then be turned over to ADP for the pilot period. Once the onsite test is deemed a success (equal to success at the factory test), and ADP has Accepted the Phase II FAT, the final payment will be due, and ADP will own the equipment going forward throughout the pilot period, and beyond. regardless of the business decisions made to use the equipment long-term. Should the onsite FAT encounter difficulties, Multifeeder reserves the right to restart or continue the FAT until it’s either completed or it’s reasonably apparent that the FAT will not be successful. Once the FAT performance goals are met (duplicated), the onsite FAT will be deemed successful. This Annex A is the Preliminary FAT (Pass/Fail) Criteria. These criteria will be further defined in the FAT plan that will be developed after the initial down payment is received. The system will function at these levels as long as ADP uses approved material going through the entire system including paper, envelopes, bags and any other consumables or product specification required by the manufacturer. This same FAT will be repeated once the system is received and installed at ADP in Louisville. System Feeding and Bagging Performance of each product size at the targeted rates specified (extended run). Feeding system • Automatic Product Loader system • 2D Bar Code Verification system • Sorting Conveyor system • Pusher Assembly system Bag Printer system • Shingling Conveyor system • System Controller • Bagging systems • System Guarding Specifically, the system is targeted to perform as indicated below: The system controller will load a bar code from the customer supplied data base along with an expected count of 8-1/2" x 11" sheets or envelopes (estimated count of 1 to 300 of each). • Speed of the system for a count of 20 envelopes or less is 20 packages per minute • Speed of the system for a count of 30 envelopes is 15 packages per minute • Speed of the system for a count of 75 envelopes is 7 packages per minute • Speed of the system for a count of 300 envelopes is 1.75 packages per minute • Speed of the system for a count of 20 sheets is 20 packages per minute • Speed of the system for a count of 35 sheets is 15 packages per minute • Speed of the system for a count of 75 sheets is 8 packages per minute • Speed of the system for a count of 300 sheets is 2 packages per minute A Multifeeder Technology MFT 350 XED IP3 Industrial Performance Friction Feeder system will be mounted on a HDSR 1000-350 Stand on Rollers. The feeder will gently separate paper sheets from an inclined stack and will transfer onto the 375mm (14.76") long discharge of the feeder. A Vacuum Track Assembly consisting of a vacuum chamber and a feed belt with holes that travels over the chamber will be used to allow the feeder to best grip the products as they are fed. An APL 2000-290 Automatic Product Loader will be used to allow for an optimum stack height in the in-feed magazine of the feeder and for increased in feed magazine capacity. The Automatic Product Loader will be inclined toward the feeder and will be equipped with a back stop block to allow the operation to load the stacks as close to vertical as possible. A 2D Bar Code Verification system will scan the bar codes on the products from the bottom as they travel on the discharge of the feeder and will communicate with the system controller. The verified products will be transferred one at a time into an Automatic Drop Table where they will be stacked and accumulated. Once the predicted count is achieved based on the barcode lookup, the feeder will stop, and the Drop Table will release the final stack onto a catch tray with pusher. The pusher lug will gently comb the stack of products into a banding machine. If a "No Read" or "Bad Read" occurs the controller will signal the batch to reject at the end of the line. The counted stack of envelopes will be released into a Catch Tray with Pusher that will push the stack into a Banding Machine to be banded together (stacks of greater than 15 envelopes will be banded, stacks of 15 or less will not). For stacks of 25 or less sheets an MFT 350 V3 Friction Feeder will feed a chipboard sheet to provide strength to the stack. All stacks of sheets will be banded together. The MFT 350 V3 will be mounted onto a HDSR 1000-350 Heavy Duty Stand on Rollers. A sorting conveyor system will present each stack to the correct bagger (2 small baggers and 1 large bagger), directed by the system controller. The conveyor can be configured to allow the system to be left-handed or right-handed. A Pusher Assembly will transfer the completed stack into the bagging machine. Each Bagging machine will be equipped to seal and print thick style bags. The system controller will interface with the printer on the bagging machine to print the correct label. A Bar Coder Verification system will be used to confirm the bar code on the label of the product. If the stack is incorrect, it will be rejected to be corrected by hand. The bagged products will be transferred onto SC 2000-350 Shingling Conveyor (perpendicular to flow) for further shipping. A System Controller will be used to manage the system and will have the following features: 1. The controller will read the bar code for the first customer job, look up the code in the customer database and get the predicted count for the job. The controller will then set the count of the feeder to the predicted count and the feeder will feed that count. 2. Once a job is complete, the barcode scanner will read the next code. The controller will look up the code (same as #1), however if the code is not the first code of a job, the controller will go into "recovery mode". In recovery mode, the controller will have the feeder index one product at a time, looking up each code until the code of a first product of a job is found. All the product accumulated will be banded and if bad it will be rejected at the end of the line for manual recovery. Once the first product of a job is found, the controller will revert back to #1 and continue. 3. For the envelopes, the controller will allow the feeder to count a stack of up to 100 filled envelopes (2.5" of product). If the stack is 100-300 envelopes, the system will create multiple stacks (up to 3 stacks of 100). Each stack of envelopes greater than 15 will be banded by a Banding machine. The bundled stacks will be accumulated at the large bag bagger by an accumulation device and then up to 3 stacks will be pushed into a single bag with the envelope's wide (9-1/2") dimension leading. 4. The controller will generate a CSV record for each completed job to be sent to RPD that contains sheets or envelopes counted. 5. If there is an error the system will reject the stack following the bander. 6. The verified stacks will be loaded into one of three bagging machines where they will be bagged and labeled. 7. The bagged and labeled samples will be transferred onto a Conveyor for further shipping. The bagging system will be capable of running two different kits (Envelope or Paper Statement Kit): • Kit 1: 1-15 envelopes (not banded) • Kit 2: 16-300 envelopes (3 stacks of up to 100 each) Bag Size: • Kit 1: 10” x 17” x ET • Kit 2: 14.5” x 20” x ET
Notes: Ricoh Corporation - 2021132: 7/20: cleaning up interface/safety's' guide on bander to be cleaned up; swapping out conveyor drive bands (o-rings) Shipping estimated for July 27th (Thursday) 7/6: Running product. Ready for FAT next week. Working with Pregis/Sharpe to have tech for support during FAT. Deb ordering 5 boxes of chip board. 6/29: Scheduled for FAT 7/13. ADP will be on site. Ricoh service team in on 7/11-7/12. 6/22: Half of the samples arrived. The rest will be here tomorrow and Monday. Bernie and Lynn addressing Peter's to-do list and running. 6/15: Part of samples will arrive today. The rest are being made and will arrive end of next week. Running and tweaking. 6/8: Putting back together the side guides. Improvements to air blast unit. Hoping to test drop table tomorrow. 5/25: Customer is here on 5/31. 5/19: video run of 20 envelopes per Darin's PLC/outfeed conveyor changes hitting 18.9bpm; video in project folder -KSJ 5/18: re-run 74 and 29's and create videos; Darin in tomorrow for exit conveyor (PLC update); Hunter to video after Darin's update 20 envelopes @ 20ppm; 5/11: Integration is changing gearing on robots to increase the torque. Then will test run again. 5/4: Mitsubishi is reprogramming the robots. Making some additional tweaks. Working through a bagger/software glitch. 4/27: Mitsubishi back today to tweak 2nd and 3rd robot. Sharpe is coming in for the bagger also. Once bagger is going can start back on videos. 4/20: Adding jam sensors to the robots so we can prevent crashing. Resolving drop of one robot. Fine tuning after changing to positions, etc. Close to doing video of factory acceptance. Hoping to start running videos tomorrow. 4/13: Ran some products this morning. Lynn comparing manual to actual change order. 4/6: Darrin said program change seems to be working. Got through 4 program tests with envelopes. Will run live data today. 3/30: Cleaning up items while waiting for part for robot #1. Waiting on new samples - should be here next week. Ready to run video once parts and samples arrive. 3/23: Upgrade parts are in the shop. Should be re-assembled this afternoon. Darrin doing some updates to the PLC. Identified a static issue. Really close on the sheets. Getting more samples in 2 weeks. 3/16: Ran 23 minute video with some data errors. Doing more video and change overs today. 3/2: Darrin in today. Still on track for FAT 2nd week of March. 2/23: Bernie working on video. (envelope/change over/paper run all in one). Once we have that we will share with the customer and then schedule FAT. Shooting for March 6. 2/16: Did change over video on feeder and bagger section. Run, change over, run - need video to create next. Still have major hurdle on light curtain and baggers. 2/9: Ran live data on envelopes. Sent video over of 7 minute run. Need to document location A & B. Customer put on notice they need new samples. Trying to schedule FAT for last week of Feb (2/27) or the following week. 2/2: Darrin got data working and machine tweaked. Ran a video this morning. Need some clean up documentation for change order. Asked them to remake all envelopes. Failures were not machine fault, they are product fault. 1/26: Envelopes are bad. Barcodes outside window. Think we can jog the product to one side and run the machine. Working to increase the field of view. 9 pallets of samples that ADP will need to take care of. 1/19: Sharpe is in today. Trying to fix bagger #1. Darrin tweaking camera exposure rate. 1/12: having communication error on ADT. added a ferrite to see if we could alleviate. ran 8 minute run with live data successfully, the communication error ended run. Darin has concerns with the error protocol. he suggest that we stop the system immediately when the camera has a misread or out of sequence or duplicate and manually resolve. Peter asked Darin to document this issue to start unraveling. 1/5: Attempting milestones for live data sheets today. 12/8: Making good progress on the large sheet milestone. Should hit a video today on large sheet milestone. 12/1: Missed window for year end. Will keep working on it. 11/17: Issues with end of arm tooling. Robot #2 is resolved. Similar issues on robot #1 today. Once end of arm tooling is resolved hoping to have a video today. 11/10: Changing over to paper currently. Will change back to envelopes to validate data and barcode scanning. 11/3: Changed date to Dec. based on milestones. 10/27: Trying to hit milestone video today at variable counts. Next week, goal to do variable counts from data. 10/20: successful milestone yesterday on tripple 100 counts. Darin in today and working with Kevin K on variable counts. Pregis owes us solution on bags. 10/14: Working through issues. Making good progress. Bags are an issue. 10/6: Issue with 100 stack. Modifying robot and ADT. Should be done today and then will run 100 test tomorrow. 9/29: Made a lot of progress with Sharpe. Having a lot of product quality issues. Had a motor and gear box go bad on a conveyor. Greg ordered a new motor. Should be here next week. Gear box has to go back to the manufacturer. 9/22: Great meeting with customer. Good run off. Sharpe sending 2 programmers next Monday and Tuesday. 9/15: Working on #2 of progress. Hunter now lead on this project. 9/8: Working on hitting speed for envelopes. Implemented new PLC and Robot programming. 9/1: Rapid prototyping on feeder. Trying to resolve instability. 8/25: Making progress. Chasing after envelopes. Trying to increase speed. 8/18: Focused on getting envelopes running. Trying to set up meeting with customer about setting up bagger with guarding. 8/11: FAT postponed, new dates TBD. 8/4: White Horse will be here 8/9-8/10. Training scheduled for 8/16. FAT 8/17. Shipping 8/19 7/28: Did video yesterday. Going to switch over today. 7/21: waiting for updated task list from Darrin. Kevin sorting banding issue. Dylan working on changeover on feeder/APL. Order light curtains today. need green light from Jacob. 7/14: Working task list. Still risk. 7/7: Making good progress. 6/30: Making good progress. Robot moving. Third bagger in place. Testing barcode. Bagger interface cables came in. Working with Mitsubishi on wrong ethernet ports that came in. 6/23: Finishing wiring. Mounting bar code scanner. Hunter programming robot. 6/16: Darrin was supposed to send executable file last night. Hunter will shift back to robot soon. 6/9: Working on it in Integration. Short parts on small APL. 6/2: Checked out baggers yesterday. Defective bags - need to remake. 5/26: Put together detailed updated schedule. Got feeder running, updating to put air pulse on. Working on getting robots up and running. Peter going to Milwaukee on 6/1 for baggers. 5/19: Working shortage list. Trying to collaborate with customer on PLC and shortages. Working on validating feeder drop table currently. Tall stack requirement now. Getting banding material on order. Shooting for FAT and shipping in June - high risk. 5/12: Got robots mounted. Working on feeder drop table. Rollers shipping today from Edina. Baggers - week of 5/23, other two the first week of June. Motor mount not due until the middle of June. 5/5: Working through some problems. Can't get a date out of Sharpe on baggers. Making some progress on other pieces. 4/28: Rollers rejected. Ed trying to chase down solution. ADP getting agitated 4/21: Production starting to build parts. Feeders built, drop table 95% done. Working on APL. Frame is in. Will be inspected on Monday. Got approval to ship bags to them. Need to hold back some of them for FAT. 4 parts that need to be ordered for ADT. 4/14: Starting to pick parts of it. 4/7: Got some bags in. Other sizes due within the next week. Baggers ready for FAT next week. Hoping to push for the week after. Peter going out for bagger acceptance. 3/31: No change 3/24: No change 3/17: Waiting for parts 3/10: No change 3/3: No change. 2/24: Waiting for confirmation on parts. Most due in by April. One May 13 (non critical part) 2/17: Processed and quoting parts. 2/10: Schematic done. Needs review with Greg C. Bags on order - due April 11. Waiting to hear when baggers will be done. 2/3: Risk analysis requested, engineering is complete can be released to procurement. 1/27: Layout review with ADP/Ricoh tomorrow. 1/20: Finished in engineering tomorrow. 1/13: Jacob working on top level. Estimating 1 week. 1/6: Bags on order as of 1/5. Need to tag up with Adam from Ricoh on updated print files and ask Sharp to print 100 bags if possible. 12/30: Revising bag PO to get bags on order. Mechanical still has another week to finish. Redoing top level. Joel doing guarding. Next week probably??? new things keep coming up. Ben is finishing his part today for Ricoh and moving to Bayer after. 12/9: Ed trying to release by next Friday. Waiting for PO for bags. 2/21 - date for bagger. Bags - March 22 lead time. 12/2: Estimated FAT at end of April. 12/17 - goal to release from ME to procurement. Still waiting on formal ship date from baggers. Need to order bags in the next week or so. 11/18: Waiting for bag material and artwork. 11/11: Call on Monday. Customer working on a few things. Pre FAT samples delivering by the end of the year. Larger sample batch due the end of February. Still on track for release right after Thanksgiving except for guarding. 11/4: Got layout approval on Tuesday. Engineering has green light to finish design (3-4 weeks until finished) 10/28: Clay sending updated layout. 10/14: Moving forward with Sharp. 10/7: Good conversation with Sharp on terms. 9/30: Still need to decide who we are using for bagger. 9/23: Went to Sharpe last week. Working out bagger between Sharpe and Auto Bag. Leaning towards Sharpe. 9/16: Peter, Ed and Joel going to Sharpe in WI to go over bagging options. Another meeting with ADP today. Need to get bagging sorted so we can finish in engineering. 9/9: In Engineering 9/2: Finally have approved bag sizes. Wants to review and will get written approval. 8/26: EE and ME working through design. Received the final revision of bag size changes put together. Waiting for approval from ADP. 8/12: Working with auto bag to get revised terms and conditions. Possibly considering using Sharp instead of Auto Bag. Updated bag sizes - ADP not thrilled with them. 8/5: Working on mechanical portion in engineering. 7/29: Working with Auto Bag. Banding has been ordered. Requested STEP file. Meeting tomorrow to go over bagger items internally. Rob requested meeting today. 7/8: Pre kick off meeting scheduled this afternoon. Formal kick off later next week. Still need PO and down payment. They are working on it. 7/1: New order. Need PO and Down Payment
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Edit	XID	Part Number	Serial Number	Part Name	Complete	Total Hours	Hours Remaining	Qty	Cost	Price	Discount	Cal Price	On Hand
Edit	52503			TOUCH SCREEN CONTROLLER WITH PROGRAMMING	Set Complete		0 hrs	1		$61,581.00
Edit	52511	8130430		STATIC BAR W/MOUNT IP 350	Set Complete	1 Standard Production Build	1 hrs	1	$1,080.86	$3,157.00			0
Edit	52512	8320000		HIGH PERFORMANCE PACKAGE	Set Complete	1 Standard Production Build	1 hrs	1		$2,140.00			0
Edit	52514			KEYENCE READER KIT DCC FEEDER	Set Complete	0 Electrical Technician	0 hrs	2		$7,640.00	0.00	$15,280.00
Edit	52528			SAFETY CONTROLLER CAT3 5 OUT	Set Complete	0 Electrical Technician	0 hrs	1		$5,090.00	0.00	$5,090.00
Edit	52529			POWER DISTRIBUTION	Set Complete		0 hrs	1		$995.00
Edit	52530			SYSTEM DRAWING FAT AND INTEGRATION	Set Complete		0 hrs	1		$172,300.00
Edit	52531			SHIPPING TO LOUISVILLE, KY	Set Complete		0 hrs	1		$5,435.00
Edit	52532			CRATING OF SYSTEM	Set Complete		0 hrs	1		$2,735.00
Edit	52535			SET OF QUICK CHANGE OVER PARTS	Set Complete		0 hrs	1		$8,500.00
Edit	57109	9776056		2021132 RICOH CORP	Set Complete	40 MFT Machine Shop 350 Electrical Engineering 180 Mechanical Engineering 351 Electrical Technician 406 Standard Production Build 1378 Integration and Testing 0 Sales 40 Software Engineering	2745 hrs	1	$397,754.40	$622,793.60	0.00	$622,793.60	0

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	Department	Quoted Hours	Est. Hours	Hours Remaining	Billed Hours	xid	Resource(s) Assigned	Assignment	History
Edit	Mechanical Eng.	800	1100	320	780	8307	Ben Wislinsky Jacob Schroeder Joel Koenigsmark	Sequential	Updated (1100 hrs)-MFT\edwardturin
Edit	Electrical Eng.	520	520	-444.5	964.5	8308
Edit	Software Eng.	0	0	-10	10	8309
Edit	Integration	317	817	-2848	3665	8310	Dylan Heise Kevin Kelley	Sequential	updated (817 hrs)-MFT\edwardturin
Edit	Machine Shop	0	0	-12	12	8311
Edit	Management	0	0	0	0	8312
Edit	Production	281	281	76.25	204.75	8313
Edit	EE Technician	116	116	-349.25	465.25	8314

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Edit	5778	KEYENCE CORP OF AMERICA - 2D BARCODE READER, 2D READER CONTROL CBL, 2D READER ETHERNET CBL	40413		($1,590.00)
Edit	5842	VAN METER, INC. - 1/O 16 CHAN 24V DC S INPUT, 1/O 16 CHAN 14V DC SOUR OUTPUT, 5000 SER MOD, 5000 SAFETY INPUT MOD, 5000 SAFETY OUTPUT MOD, CMPACT GUARDLOD 16, POINT I/O ETH	40594	yes	($15,388.45)
Edit	5877	VAN METER, INC. - AB DRIVE, AB MOTOR CABLE 5M, AB MOTOR CABLE 4M, AB MOTOR CABLE 2M, AB MOTOR CABLE 3M, AB MOTOR CABLE 4M WITH BRAKE, AB MOTOR, AB MOTOR, AB MOTOR, AB MOTOR, AB MOTOR WITH BRAKE, PANEL VIEW 5310 12"	40761		($34,369.17)
Edit	5885	SUPERLOGICS.COM - MICRO PC, MNT BRKT	40838		($762.00)
Edit	5910	VAN METER, INC. - I/O POWER TERM RTB KIT 4&6 PIN SCREW	40981	yes	($30.42)
Edit	5974	MCMASTER-CARR - QC SOCKET 1/4 F NPT,	41267	yes	($52.80)
Edit	5975	DIGI-KEY CORPORATION - CBL 8P8C PLUG 16.4', CONN CAT6A COUPL 8P8C TO 8P8C, CBL 8P8C PLUG 16.4', RELAY 6PST 10A 24V, RELAY SOCKET 14 POS,	41268	yes	($1,693.07)
Edit	5976	POWER/MATION DIVISION INC - 22MM EMERG STOP, INNER PANEL 24X24, P-R62-M3RF3, FESTO UOS-1, FESTO MS6-WPB, 3 POLE 60AS RAT AT 600VAC, ADDTL FORTH PWR POLE, PSTL HDL 6X65MM RED/YEL, PISTAL SHAFT 8.3" 6X210MM, ECLIPSE 20X16X8, INNER	41269	yes	($1,459.28)
Edit	5977	AUTOMATION DIRECT - CIR BREAKER 15A, WIRE DUCT, ETHERNET SW, EMER STOP PB, CIR BREAKER 15A 2 POLE,	41270	yes	($753.50)
Edit	5979	INFINITE ELECTRONICS INTERNATIONAL, INC. - RJ45 PVC GRAY 2FT, RJ45 PVC GRAY 5FT, RJ45 PVC GRAY 1FT, RJ45 PVC GRAY 10FT,	41273	yes	($397.70)
Edit	5980	VAN METER, INC. - END CAP, I/O PWR TERM RTB KIT, STRATIX 2500 8 PORT, 16 CHAN SINK INPUT MOD	41277		($1,474.81)
Edit	5981	KEYENCE CORP OF AMERICA - COMPACT 2D CODE READER, CONYTROL CBL 5M, ETHERNET CBL 5M	41278		($4,470.00)
Edit	5983	HALLOCK COMPANY, INC. - TERM BLOCK, DBL TERM BLOCK, END OLATE, JUMPER, 4 CONN TERM BLOCK, END PLATE, END PLATE	41284		($344.81)
Edit	5997	AUTOMATION INC - MTG, PV60, 13132008, 13119006,	41453	yes	($470.27)
Edit	6000	WHITE HORSE SAFETY, INC. - RISK ASSESSMENT	41501		($13,508.25)
Edit	6030	ECO FINISHING COMPANY - CLEAR ANODIZE 0.1-0.2/1000"	41601	yes	($20.00)
Edit	6044	ECO FINISHING COMPANY - CLEAR ANODIZE 0.1-0.2/1000"	41644	yes	($20.00)
Edit	6069	ECO FINISHING COMPANY - HARD ANODIZE TYPE III .001" (NON-DYED), MASK/PLUG HOLES	41836	yes	($60.00)
Edit	6142	POWER/MATION DIVISION INC - SHUT OFF VAL 541279, AIR DUMP 54	42250	yes	($1,454.35)
Edit	6158	RADWELL INTERNATIONAL, INC. - A-B COMPACT GUARDLOGIX PLC	42282		($11,213.00)
Edit	6176	BANDALL INC. - ROLLS OF 28MM WIDE PAPER ROLL	42372		($250.00)
Edit	6177	MASTER ELECTRONICS - IDEC DPDT OFF-ON-OFF 16MM PB	42385		($147.35)
Edit	6204	POWER/MATION DIVISION INC - CBL 8 PIN FEMALE 23M, EMTR RES 40MM DEFINED 1820MM, REC 40MM DEFINED 1820MM	42439		($2,372.82)
Edit	6209	VAN METER, INC. - 8/5 SO CORD 100 FT	42480		($667.11)
Edit	6256	VAN METER, INC. - A-B MTR CBL 5M, , A-B MTR CBL 20M,	42655	yes	($1,665.85)
Edit	6270	MCMASTER-CARR - BUMPER HD 3",	42693	yes	($222.42)
Edit	6272	DIGI-KEY CORPORATION - ECLIPSE JR EJ161410,	42710	yes	($202.27)
Edit	6274	KEYENCE CORP OF AMERICA - CONTROL CBL 5M,	42711	yes	($220.00)
Edit	6275	AUTOMATION INC - SERVO AMP BATTERY	42712		($93.60)
Edit	6277	MOUSER ELECTRONICS - PSR-MS20-1NO-1DO-24DC-SC	42732		($739.50)
Edit	6279	MOUSER ELECTRONICS - D SUB CONN 20P, D SUB BACKSHELL 20P	42779		($58.38)
Edit	6280	KEYENCE CORP OF AMERICA - AUTOFOCUS 1D & 2D CODE RDR, CBL W/ CONNECTOR, EHERNET CBL, ETHERNET CBL	42780		($5,385.00)
Edit	6281	DIGI-KEY CORPORATION - FUSE GLASS 5A 250VAC,	42792	yes	($11.01)
Edit	6291	AUTOMATION DIRECT - CONTRINEX 1822MM LIGHT CURTAIN	42927		($1,618.00)
Edit	6293	POLYCASE - NEMA ENCL 3.23 X3.15 X 2.17	42952		($43.60)
Edit	6302	DIGI-KEY CORPORATION - COTR LIGHT CURTAIN CNTRL	42996		($282.46)
Edit	6310	ULINE - CHIPBD PADS 8 1/2 X 11	43049		($64.00)
Edit	6314	SHARP PACKAGING SYSTEMS - RIBBON FOR PRO-18 BAGGER PRINTER	43065		($541.20)
Edit	6326	AUTOMATION INC - WHT URETH 1/2 CLEAT SPARE BELT	43183		($569.00)
Edit	6436	KEYENCE CORP OF AMERICA - AUTOFOCUS 1D & 3D CODE 1.4M PIX, CBL W/ CONN, ETHERNET CBL 5M, INTERCHANGEABLE MNT BRKT 1	43906		($1,805.00)
Edit	6450	KEYENCE CORP OF AMERICA - KEYENCE WIDE ANGLE BARCODE READER	43971		($1,616.50)
Edit	6459	ULINE - 8-1/2 X 11 CHIPBOARD,	44031	yes	($204.00)
Edit	6461	AUTOMATION SENSORS, INC. - PHOTOELECTRIC SENSOR, FIBER STR 5/16 THREAD 36", FIBER RA 5/16 THREAD 36"	44091	yes	($189.12)
Edit	6468	FACTORYMATION - SWITCH 2 POS 22MM WEG ACT	44106		($25.10)
Edit	6560	POWER/MATION DIVISION INC - FILTER REGULATOR MS4-LFR-1/4-D6-ERV-AS	44566		($68.25)
Edit	6597	KEYENCE CORP OF AMERICA - SAFETY LIT CURT, SAFETY LIT CURT CBL, SAFETY LI CURT BRKT	44932	yes	($1,136.00)
Edit	6665	BANDALL INC. - PT 100 O4.8X30/50 TO 260 C PTFE CLASS A	45389		($158.65)
Edit	6678	AUTOMATION INC - EST PROG SPPT FROM MITSUBISHI	45523		($7,845.00)
Edit	6697	MCMASTER-CARR - M3 X 4 SET SCREW SST CUP POINT	45624		($13.07)
Edit	6720	ULINE - CHIPBOARD 1-1/2 X 11 FOR RUNNING SAMPLES	45729	yes	($732.00)
Edit	6754	SHARP PACKAGING SYSTEMS - SIL VAC CUP, AIR DIFFUSE INSERT	45906		($479.10)
Edit	6761	AUTOMATION DIRECT - PNEUMATIC FILTER 3/8 F NPT	45922		($55.00)
Edit	6764	SUPERIOR BANDS - O-RING CLR 83A .1875IN LINE CONV, O-RING CLR 83A .1875IN SHORT LINE CONV	45932		($193.25)
Edit	6774	ULINE - 8-1/2 X 11 CHIPBOARD	45959	yes	($319.00)
Edit	6988	BANDALL INC. - RUBBER INLAY UPPER CLAMP LEFT 30MM, SHIPPING	47016		($48.21)
Edit	6990	BANDALL INC. - HOURLY, DAILY, DAILY, HOURLY, ROUND TRIP AT COST, AT COST, PARK, GAS AT COST	47024		($1,750.00)
Edit	6348	MCMASTER-CARR - CC PURCHASE PER PETER	NONE		($54.25)
Edit	6138	RADWELL - MU90-092 GEARBOX ADAPTER	none		($196.24)


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