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Victor Division VICTOPAC S-60 ,017/.022 & .016 Gauge December 26, 1969 G. Brown Our records show that Plant #4 cannot make this material at our present cost of $l.97/cheet. Since January of 1969 our records show that we have shipped to Plant #1, 3219 sheets of 017/.G22 S-60 and of this* 3219 sheets Plant #1 has rejected and returned to Plant #4* 2043 sheets or 63.5* of the sheets made for Plant #1. Reasons due to skim breakage and gauge. Plus what Plant #4 - 100# sorts and rejects even before it leaves our Plant* This then makes a total of 93.5# rejection or twice the amount of sheets made to fill your orders* This holds true for *016 gauge. The rejection from Chicago (Plant #1) has been 35# plus Plant #4fs rejection of 30# before it leaves our Plant for a total of 63# rejection. Therefore* what 1 mm saying is that Plant #4 will complete your present S-60 requirements that we already have orders for. Any future orders on S-60 .017/.022, Plant #4 will have to charge Plant #1 $3.94/sheet ($1.97/sheet present cost 10C# for rejec tions at Plant #1 and #4). On S-60 .016 gauge cost will be $2,86/sheet ($1.76 present cost per sheet 63# lor rejections at Plant #1 and #4). He cannot produce material of this nature with present critical requirements and continue to take a loss*-. Therefore* if mew,v -cost figures ore not acceptable! you* Pleat #4 will not accept; - SC/lg cct H. Dehr T. Holubek J. Quenzer 7 B. Sheehan ^ File StiwCnve DANA-297 VPD-91-0001063