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Level 3/50 Carrington St Sydney NSW 2000 +612.8766.0545 TigerAssetGroup.com

SYDNEY MELBOURNE BRISBANE ADELAIDE PERTH LOS ANGELES BOSTON NEW YORK

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ALBURY NON-WOVENS MILL TENDER DOCUMENT

Under instructions from

Kimberly-Clark Australia

Project Manager Lee Pulbrook

t. +612.8766.0545 m. +61.499 993 285

e. [email protected]

mailto:[email protected]

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Tenders are invited for the purchase of Manufacturing, Warehousing & Engineering Assets from the Non-

Woven Mill located in Albury NSW.

TIGER ASSET GROUP has been appointed by Kimberly-Clark Australia.

Please note the following important information.

1. TENDER DEADLINE

All tenders must be received by not later than 4pm (AEST) on Thursday the 30th of July 2015.

2. TENDER SUBMISSION

To submit a complying tender you are required to send the following:

(a) A completed Tender Application, including the Offer Schedule (Annexure 1), executed by the

tenderer where indicated.

(b) A deposit equal to 10% of the offer price (see 4. DEPOSIT overleaf).

You are required to send the completed Tender documents to TIGER ASSET GROUP at the following

address:

TIGER ASSET GROUP

Attention: Lee Pulbrook

Level 3, 50 Carrington Street

SYDNEY NSW 2000

t. +612.8766.0545

m. +61.499 993 285

e. [email protected]

Tenders may be lodged by email, mail or facsimile, provided that the tender application is correctly

completed and signed and deposits have been paid.

3. OFFERS

Details of the assets are included in the Plant and Equipment List.

Complete the Offer Schedule (Annexure 1) by stating the offer price.

All transactions are in Australian dollars (AUD) and exclusive of GST.

mailto:[email protected]

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4. DEPOSIT

A deposit of 10% of the total offer is required for your Tender Application to be valid. Deposits can be

made EITHER by:

(a) Unendorsed bank cheque in favour of "Tiger Asset Group Pty Limited Trust Account" sent with

your Tender application, OR,

(b) Direct Electronic Transfer of funds into "Tiger Asset Group Pty Limited Trust Account"

Account Name: Tiger Asset Group Pty Limited Trust Account

Bank: National Australia Bank

BSB: 082 057

Account No: 84-013-0270

5. BUYER'S PREMIUM

A Buyer's Premium of 10% (exclusive of GST) must be added to your offer price.

6. TERMS AND CONDITIONS

A full list of Terms and Conditions are contained in Annexure 2.

7. PLANT LOCATION

The assets are located at: Kimberly-Clark Non-Wovens Mill, Drome Street, Albury NSW

8. INSPECTIONS

Each party has been provided with the opportunity to inspect the assets. Should you require a further

inspection please contact the project manager.

9. COLLECTION OF ITEMS

The assets can be collected **by appointment only**. Unless advised to the contrary, all items

purchased must be removed by the date advised post purchase by Tiger Asset Group or a storage fee

of $1,000 per item per day will apply.

10. QUESTIONS

Please contact the Project Manager if you have any queries regarding the completion of this Tender

Application.

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TENDER PROCESS

Successful

Equipment Offered for Sale

Site Inspections

Tenders Close 10% Deposit to be Included

(Refundable)

Tender Review

Unsuccessful Bidders Notified

Deposit Cheque returned

Successful Tenders Notified

Account to be paid in full No of Days - 2

Equipment to be removed By appointment only

Unsuccessful

Tender Closes:

Thursday 30th July 2015 4pm (AEST)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

TENDER APPLICATION ........................................................................................................................ 6

DETAILS OF TENDERER ....................................................................................................................... 7

ANNEXURE 1 - Offer Schedule ........................................................................................................... 7

ANNEXURE 2 - Tender Terms & Conditions ........................................ Error! Bookmark not defined.

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TENDER APPLICATION

1. The party whose details appear in the attached Schedule hereby submits its offer to purchase the Plant and

Equipment indicated by the Tenderer in Annexure 1 of this Tender Application.

2. A bank cheque or evidence of an electronic direct transfer to Tiger Asset Group is enclosed for the amount of

AUD$ , representing the required deposit of 10% of the Offer Price including buyers

premium and GST for each Parcel and/or Lot.

3. The Tenderer acknowledges and agrees that:

(a) The successful Tenderer must pay a Goods and Services Tax (GST) of 10% and a 10% Buyers Premium,

i.e. successful bid price is $100 + 10% buyers premium + 10% GST = Invoice Total $121.00;

(b) This Tender Application forms an irrevocable offer to purchase from the Vendor each Parcel and/or Lot

as indicated by the Tenderer in the Offer Schedule (Annexure 1);

(c) The Vendor may sell all or part of the Plant and Equipment at any time prior to the Closing Date and any

Tenderer or proposed Tenderer will have no claim against the Vendor or its Agent by reason of the sale

of all or part of the Plant and Equipment on or prior to the Closing Date;

(d) The Vendor is under no obligation to accept any Tender. In the event of a Tender not being accepted,

the Vendor reserves the right to negotiate with one or more of the Tenderers to the exclusion of other

Tenderers. A Tender may only be withdrawn with the consent of the Vendor; and

(e) It will abide by the Tender Conditions as outlined in Annexure 2.

4. If payment of the Deposit is made by way of bank cheque, the Tenderer authorises Tiger Asset Group to place

that cheque in its trust account pending a decision on the Tender.

DATED this day of 2015.

EXECUTED BY THE TENDERER in accordance with its Constitution in the presence of:

Signature of director/secretary Name of director/secretary - please print

Signature of director Name of director - please print

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DETAILS OF TENDERER

ITEM INFORMATION DETAILS

1 Tenderer

2 Tender’s Address

Postcode:

3 Tenderer's address and contact name for service of notices

Contact name:

Contact Position:

Address:

Postcode:

Phone:

Fax:

Email:

4 Tenderer’s ABN

Lot # Title Manufacturer Model Descrip on Qty Image Offer PriceExcluding GST

10% Buyers Premiumof offer Price

Offer Price + 10%Buyers Premium

10% GST on Total offerprice + Buyers Premium

Total Offer Including 10%Buyers Premium & 10% GST

1 Polymer silos , 250tonne capacity

Kotzur Engineering Virgin Silos

250 tonne polymer silo, complete with accessladder in the centre, fill pipes, offtake boxe withshut off gate. Four load cells feeding back to a

read out panel. Overall height including fill pipeis 22.69 metres. Diameter of silo is 5.84 metres.

Has a overpressure and vacumn relief valvefitted.

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5Polymer silo, 45 tonne

capacity Nelson Silos Regran Silos45 tonne silo, unloader fitted to top. Access

ladder to the top. Ultra sonic level measurementdevice fitted

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capacity Nelson Silos Regran Silos45 tonne silo, unloader fitted to top. Access

ladder to the top. Ultra sonic level measurementdevice fitted

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capacity Nelson Silos Regran Silos45 tonne silo, access ladder to the top. Ultra

sonic level measurement device fitted 1

8 Polymer silo, 45 tonnecapacity

Nelson Silos Regran Silos 45 tonne silo, access ladder to the top. Ultrasonic level measurement device fitted

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9polymer silo, 25 tonne

capacity Kotzur Engineering Silo model K432CUSilo capacity of 32 cubic metres, designed for amax load of 31 tonnes fitted with one load cell.Diameter of 3400 mm by height of 6090 mm.

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capacity Smorgan Cyclone Regran Silo,9C4

30 cubic metre capacity silo, 2.74 mmdiameter.Access ladder provided to the top of

the silo.ultra sonic level device fitted to this siloas well as pneumatic loader to fill the silo using a

vacumn system.

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11 Pack burn out oven Furnace Engineering B1742Burn out oven for burning out packs and tips upto 2500 mm long. Comes complete with trolley

and lifting jigs . Located in the P&D area.1

12 Air compressor Compare Type 6075Compair air compressor, 55 KW motor, Type

6075. Serial number F0810528. Asset no 99806.Located in the compressor room.

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13 Air compressor Atlas Copco GA180VSD-FF

Atlas Copco screw type air compressor, ModelGA180VSD-FF. reads 96096 hours. Manufacturedyear 2001. Motor size of 181 KW. Located under

the mezzine tunnel.

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14Industrial vacumn

system Pneuvay Engineering MF270106

Industrial Vacumn system, air volume of 20 cubicmetres per minute. 18.5 KW motor driving aroors type vacumn filter. Includes cyclone ,

blower ,platform , collection bin, all piping for 36vacumn points and associated vacumn hoses,wands, suction nozzles and associated spares.

Located under the mezzine tunnel andthroughout the mill.

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15Overhead Demag

Gantry Crane 2 tonnecapacity

DemagDemag job no4411/430077

Overhead travelling Demag Gantry crane , 2tonne SWL by 9.40 metre span. Floor to rail level

of 4599 mm. Width of wheel carriage of 2504mm. Class 2 crane, purchased and installed in1987. Includes crane rails. Excludes support

columns. Located in P&D area.

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16 Pack inspection table Unknown Purpose built

Inspection table for packs and die tips.Completewith lighting undernearth and travelling

microscope. Quantity of one (1) . Located in P&Darea.

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17 Pack/Die tip assemblyroll over table

Unknown as per drawingAR132001-J00

Pack breakdown and assembly table.Quantity ofone (1) . Located in P&D area.

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18 Atco Huts unknown unknown

Total of three (3) Atco transportable huts. Somefitted with working wall mounted air

conditioners and extra sheeted roof top. Locatedin the north car park.

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19 Chemical dosingsystem.

Tecfluid flow metersand sandpiper air

pumps

Chemical dosing system for dosing twochemicals, complete with flow meters for the

chemicals and a flow meter for water.Controlledby an Allan Bradley PLC using air diaphram

pumps . Comes complete with all contols andsoleniods. Located in the chem mix room.

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Nonwovens wastebaler

Hydrapac HBM 03030-50C horizontal manual tie baler fitted with bin tiltunit . Trim cyclone and shredder mounted abovethe baler for shredding of conveyed trim.Comescomplete with platform for the cyclone, cycloneand shredder and a total of 30 Sulo waste binswith wheels.Also comes with a partly used box ofsteel straps and all crimping equipment. SN:HBA3030-50C-1965. Installed in year 2002.

1 x manual tie baler,1 x bin tilt system,1 x platform with cycloneand shredder.30 x sulo bins. Partly usedbox of steel straps.

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Erema recycling unittwo (2) tonne craneplus 1000 litre bins

Crane aid Free standing 2 tonnecrane. Mono rail lengthof 6 metres. Columnsat 4 metre x 4 metrecentres.height of 4.5metres with rovingpendant

Erema recycling unit two tonne overhead crane.6 m length monorail. Support column with 4metre span and 4 metre width. 4.5 metre heightwith roving pedant. Installed in year 2004 ,supplied and installed by crane aid.

1 x two tonne crane15 x by 1000 litre plasticbins

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SMS (Meltblown )Pellet handling andExtrusion area.

Yang Bang dry loaders. Mann & HummelVolmix pellet handlingsystem. DavisStandard extruder. PSIscreen changer andspinpumps.

Yang Bang dry loadermodel HD560 withM&H FG424 loader.Volmix M dosing andmixing Five (5)component station.Davis Standardextruder Model 45Tserial number 23150.PSI Spinpump modelCIP-60. Falk gearbox no4767644. PSI Screenchanger model CSC-116LV

The two (2) dry loaders suck pellets from silos,either virgin or regran.These units dry thepellets. The Volmix pellet handling system sucksfrom these dry loaders and also from pigmentgaylords . These pellets are metered using speedcontrolled augers into a blender, blended andthen fed into the throat of the extruder.This isfed through the extruder and filtered through aPSI filter screen . It then is metered througheither two or three spinpumps it is pumpedalong induction heated pipework . All intemsinstalled in year 2013.

Two (2) dry loaders with avacumn blower each. One(1) volmix pellet handlingfive component system.One (1) Davis Standardextruder. One (1) PSIscreen changer. Three (3)PSI spin pumps.

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SMS (Meltblown) airsystems area.

Corbett Direct fired airheater. AerzenerNatural Gas boosterpump. Hoffmanprimary air blowers.Process Barron BWEfan. NEIS drum filter.Richardson Secondaryair fan and Carrierchilled water system/Muller cooling towers.

Corbett direct firednatural gas air heatermodel S-081102 ratedto 1750 SCFM.Aerzener Natural gasbooster pump systemType F3-04689-A.Hoffman primary airblower model 74109-ADOI with 250 HP WEGmotor. Process BarronBWE fan 665/665.B42D with 400 KWWEG motor. NEIS drumfilter unit model 84D.Richardson Secondaryair fan model 490CYwith 18.5 KW motor.Carrier reciprocatingLiquid chillers model30HK080. MullerCooling tower.

Each SMS meltblown die tip has its own heatingsystem. In all there are up to three (3) SMS tipsthat can be utilised at the same time. Theprimary air blower forces air into a direct firednatural gas air heater. This then heats the air upto 280 degrees C. Because the pressure in thegas heater is higher than normal mill gaspressure, a Natural gas booster pump is used toincrease the natural gas to above the pressurein the system. The SMS BWE fan takes away thishigh temperature gas and pressure and this isfiltered through the drum filter unit on thesystem. To provide cool make up air in the areaof the SMS meltblown tips, a secondary airsystem is provided using a fan with cooling coils.The cooling is provided by the Carrier chillers ,with heat extraction from this chiller by use of acooling tower. Gas heaters,blowers,boosterpump, BWE fan installed in year 2013. Secondaryair fan , chillers and cooling towers wereinstalled in year 1988.

Three (3) Corbett directnatural gas air heaters.One(1) Aerzener natural gasbooster pump system.Three (3) Hoffman primaryair blowers withmotors.One (1) ProcessBarron BWE fan withmotor. One (1) NEIS drumfilter unit. One(1)secondary air fan withducting and finned heatexchangers. Two (2)carrierchillers each with a Mullercooling tower.

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SMS (Spunbond)Pellet Handling andextrusion area.

Mann & Hummel. YannBang dry loaders.Becker vacumnblowers. DavisStandard/Eganextruders. Cresta Filter.Dynisco spinpumps.

M&H model FG444pellet unloaders. SB3extruder ,Davisstandard Model45IN45H. SB2 and SB1extruder , Egan model4522D.Cresta filtermodel CR3/8C. Dyniscospinpumps type FSP-300/340

There are three (3) spunbond banks SB1, 2 &3.On each bank there are two (2) dry loaders thatsuck pellets from silos, either virgin orregran.These units dry the pellets. The M&Hextruder pellet handling system sucks fromthese dry loaders and also from pigmentgaylords . These pellets are metered usingrotating metered discs into a blender, blendedand then fed into the throat of the extruder.Thisis fed through the extruder and filtered througha cresta filter screen . It then is metered througha spinpump and is pumped along inductionheated pipework.SB1 Extruder, Cresta filtersystem and M&H pellet handling system wasinstalled in year 1987. SB2 extruder , cresta filtersystem and M&H pellet handling system wasinstalled in year 1989. SB3 extruder, Cresta filtersystem , and M&H pellet handling sytem wasinstalled in year 2000. The induction heatingsystem and the three (3) Dynisco spin pumpswere installed in year 2000.

Six (6) only spunbond dryloaders with M&Hunloaders and Beckervacumn blowers. Four (4)Duel bank M&H unloaderswith dosing and blending.Three (3) only DavisStandard /Egan extruders.Three (3) Cresta screenchangers. Three (3) Dyniscospin pumps. Inductionheated piping and six (6)transformers.

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SMS (Spunbond) airsystems area.

Trane. Atlas copco.AirEngineering . HoffmanBlowers.Howden.Barron.Quickdraft.Richardson.BaltimoreAircoils.

Trane Chiller model noCVHE04. Serial numberA99C362. AtlasCopco HA seriescentrifgal compressormodel HAH8, Serial noACC9850156. BaltimoreAircoil Model A-623-3cooling tower. Air Engfume exhaust fans 3 xfixed side Design 9002,size 800 & 3 x movableside Design 9003, size800. Chicago blowerDesign 51D, Size 245Quench air fan. SB3Howden BWE fanHF4816, Size 1380 mmwith 187 KW motor.SB2 and SB1 BWE fans,Richardson 1085 L21with 250 KW motor.Precompactionfan,Aerovent BCAN,S/N N2436 with 90 KWmotor. Hoffman 74108-C blower with 75 KWmotor. SB3 quickdraft

The Trane chiller supplies chilled water to themachine to cool the Quench air for the process.The Atlas Copco compressor is a large volumelow pressure unit to supply air for the Hot airKnives and the Fibre draw unit for the spinningsection. Fume exhaust fans extract any fumesfrom the spinning area. The cooling towersprovide cooling for the Atlas Copco FDUcompressor and the Trane chiller, they alsosupply cooling water for extruders, oil heatexchangers and hot air heat exchangers. Belowwire exhaust fans are used to extract heat andair from below the wire to allow formation ofthe molten polymer from the spinning processonto the wire without sticking to the wire.Quickdarft fans are provided on each bank toextract polymer fibres during start up, they areconveyed away from the machine using avacumn system fed into an air seperator basketin a rope form. Trane chiller , FDU compressor ,Baltimore Air coil cooling tower,Fume exhaustfans, SB3 BWE fan, Quench air fan and SB3Quickdraft fan were purchased in year 2000. SB1Hoffman blower , SB1 and SB2 quickdaft fans ,SB1 & SB2 BWE fans were purchased in year1987.

One (1) Trane Chiller. One(1) quench air fan and coils.Six (6) fume exhaust fans.Four (4) BWE fans. One(1)Hoffman Blower. Three (3)Quickdraft fans. One (1)Atlas Copco compressor.Two (2) Baltimore coolingtowers. FDU compressoraftercooler

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SMS (Spunbond )spinning area.

Tokuden spinbeamheating . Compasscranes

Tokuden spin beamheating unit. Width of102 inches. Duel liftcrane 2 x 500KG wassupplied by CompassCranes. Pack preheatovens.Pack roll overtable.

After the spinpump on each bank, the moltenpolymer enters a Tokuden heated and contolledDistributor pack then loaded via an electric hoistand monorail, also included is a preheat oven foreach spare pack and a roll over table for hottorquing each pack prior to installation.Fibresfrom the spinpack are cooled by the quench airsystem, any fumes are extracted by the fumeextraction system. The duel lift GIS crane that isinstalled on each bankis used to raise and lowerpinner bars to the tending level for installationafter cleaning. Tokuden heating system wassupplied in year 2000. The GIS duel lift craneswere installed in year 2012.

Three (3) Tokuden spinbeam heating controlsystems. Three (3)distributor pack electricpreheat ovens. Three 2 x 1tonne pack loading cranesand monorails. Two (2) GISduel lift cranes for loadingpinner bars. One (1) packroll over table for hottorquing packs.

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SMSWebformer Area.

Purpose built thread up sheet unwindstand.Water wire wash unit , capable of 400 PSIwith air oscillation. Wire wash system installedin year 1989.Webformer and unwind standinstalled in year 2000.

One (1) wire wash unitwith vacumn extraction.One (1) unwind stand withsheet cutting device.

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SMSCalendar Area

Crane aid duel liftcrane. Hot oil heatingand pumping system

Falk gearboxes. Hardyspicer jackshafts.Johnson 4 " Rotaryjoints.Crane aid duellift crane 2 x 3 tonnecapacity.

Hot oil pumping (VSD motors)and electricheating system for each individual roll.Hydraulicloading system. Comes complete with a CraneAid manufactured overhead duel lift calenderroll change crane. 2 x 3T. Drives upgraded inyear 2000. Overhead crane purchased in year2000.

Drive shafts with two (2)gearbox and motorassemblies.Two (2) hot oilheating units , with VSDmotors and pumps.One (1)hydraulic loading unit.One(1) duel lift crane for rollchanges.

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SMSFoam Treater/Dryingsystem area

Swinnerton.Aerovent Sheet extraction fansupplied by Aerovent.Winder drying fansupplied by SwinnertonEngineering.

Fume extraction using an 11 KW Aerovent fantakes away any excess fumes and heat. Sheetdrying fan, a 11 KW Swinnerton fan with 160 KWelectric heating system.Fume extraction systemand sheet dryers installed in year 2001.

One (1) 11 kw fan with 160KW heating unit andducting. One (1) aeroventextraction fan.

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SMSWinder /Slitter Station

Black Clawson winder.Torit dust collectionsystem. Air Trimextraction system forside trims

Black ClawsonSurfastart 100 inchdrum face

One (1) only Black clawson winder slitterdesigned for speeds up to 910 MPM. Has aupper and lower back of shear cut slitters.Slitters are Tidland shear cut seies "C" Class 2.Total of 52 slitters, 26 on each bank.Tidland coreshafts, (4) to suit 164 ID cores and core shafts(4) to suit 171 ID cores. Winder comes withinterlocked access guards, Key access guards,safety matts and bump switches and emergencystops. Dedicated trim system for top and bottombank of slitters, rated to 910 MPM for a 100 mmtrim per side. Winder is fitted with a dustcollection system to remove dust from the topand bottom of the sheet after slitting. Unit is aTorit DCE DF03-18 self cleaning reverse pulsedust collector. Rated at 6000 m3/hour . Blackclawson unit installed in year 1996. Dustcollection system installed in year 2004.

one (1) Black Clawsonwinder slitter. Fifty two(52) Tidland shear cutslitters.Four (4) x 164mmcore shafts. Four (4) x 171mm core shafts. One (1) AirTrim extraction system.One (1) Torit dust collectionsystem.

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SMS Roll Handling area.

Kris Barr Engineering.SWF Cranes.

core puller, windertransfer cartmanufactured by KrisBarr Engineering. SWFcrane, 2000 KGcapacity class C6, M6.

Rolls with core shaft inserted come to the end ofthe kitchen rail stops. They are then lifted by thewinder transfer cart to clear the stops andmoved to the core puller for the core shaft to beremoved.Once the core shaft is removed thewinder transfer cart moves to the robot area forthe rolls to be removed. The winder transfer cartthen moves back to the kitchen rails to pick upthe next roll. The crane loads the coreshaft intothe winder primary arms. SWF crane installed inyear 1996, remote controlled Alpha 2000 unit.Roll handling system installed in year 2006.

One (1) core shaftextractor. One (1) windertransfer cart. One (1) SWFcrane remote controlled ,duel lift , wire rope type.

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SMSRobot Cell /Wrappers/Conveyors

Sage automation.Integrated machinery.

Sage automationsupplied the Robot andall controls. Roll standssupplied by Bertazzoengineering. Integratedmachinery suppliedboth wrappers, end capplacement unit andoutfeed conveyors.

Rolls of finished slit product go through the rollhandling system and then into the Robot area onthe winder transfer cart. From here the Robotpicks up the roll and places them on standsaccording to their slit size and stacking quantity.They are then placed on the allocated wrappingsystem, the vertical wrapper takes all slitproduct in single stack arrangement. TheHorizontal wrapper takes full rolls, waste rollsand trim biscuits and also slit rolls that arerequired to be double stacked. After wrappingthe roll travels to the label applicator whichapplies the product details, time made andweight. It then travels down the conveyorsystem where it is picked up at the end of theconveyor by a forklift and transported to thewarehouse. Sage robot installed in year 2006.Horizontal wrapper installed in year 2000.Vertical wrapper installed in year 2011.

one (1) Sage robot. Two (2)end cap placementunits.One (1) horizontalwrapper. One (1) verticalwrapper. Two (2) labelapplicators. One (1)outfeed conveyor system.

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SMS Web inspectionunit and processcamera system

Cognex. Pacom. Cognex web inspectioncamera viewing andrecording system.Pacom video processcamera system.

A Cognex web inspection system is installedbefore the slitting system on the winder. Itconsists of four (4) cameras operating in atransmitted function from a LED light sourcebehind the sheet. This system detects , recordsand alarms should any faults be detectedthrough the sheet. The process cameras areinstalled throughout the process from spinning,webformer, winder, slitter, roll handling andwrapping. There are two (2) units with sixteen(16) cameras each, each has a 52 inch plasmascreen which displays each camera and a DVRrecording unit that takes live shots at 24 framesper second. These camera systems are used toview the process operation and are tools fordetecting and analysising any process issues.Cognex web inspection system installed in year2000. Cognex cameras and lights upgraded inyear 2008. Pacom process camer systeminstalled in year 2008, second system installed inyear 2010 to double its size.

One (1) Cognex webinspection sytem . Two (2)Process camera systems .

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MBPellet Handling andextrusion

Yang Bang dry loaderswith separate 7.5 KWblowers for drawingpellets from silos.Mann and Hummelunloaders completewith dosing discs andmixer. Extruder hopperfor extruder feed. Egan4 .5 inch extruder andCresta filtration systemand duel spinpumps.

Yang Bang HD 400 andHD 560. 7.5 KWSiemens blowers. M&HFG 422 unloaders x 4 .Extruder hopperpurpose built, 12 cubicfeet capacity. Eganextruder 4.5 inch. -36:1size H4522.Crestafiltrationsystem.Dynisco spinpumps (2) type FSP-300/340. inductionheated polymer piping.

The two (2) dry loaders suck pellets from silos,either virgin or regran.These units dry thepellets. The M&H pellet handling system sucksfrom these dry loaders and also from pigmentgaylords . These pellets are metered usingrotating metered discs into a blender, blendedand then fed into the throat of the extruder.Thisis fed through the extruder and filtered througha cresta filter screen . It then is metered througheither one or two spinpumps. It is pumpedalong induction heated pipework. MB pellethandling system and extrusion system wasoriginally installed in year 1989. This wasupgraded in year 1999.

Two (2) Yang Bangdryloader. Two (2) 7.5 KWblowers. Four M&Hunloaders with dosingdiscs. One (1) M&Hblender. One (1) extruderhopper. One (1) Eganextruder with VSD drivemotor. Two MB spinpumps.

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MB Air Systems area Primary air blowers -Hoffman . Below wireexhaust manufacturedby Air Eng P/L. Filterbox and vacumnducting are purposebuilt items.

Model 74108-CHoffman blowers. AirEng BWE fan size 6600-7222/100

Primary air system for the two MB duel tips issupplied by a Hoffman blower with a VSDcontrolled electric motor, blower pressurized airthrough a 360 KW electric heater. Each tip has itsown blower and heater. One Air Eng, Belowwire exhaust fan with VSD controlled 300 KWmotor with mesh grill type fliter housing . .Inletvacumn box for the two MB tips has two (2)sections, pneumatic damper control cylindersselect vacumn box requirement, either one orboth . MB air system was originally installed inyear 1989. This was upgraded in year 1999.

Two (2) Hoffman blowers.Two (2) 360 KW electricheaters.One (1) Air Eng P/Lfan with one (1) grill typefilter assembly . BWEducting with dampercontrol and two inletsections.

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MB Spinning area Purpose built Polymer pipe is induction heated feeding fromtwo spin pumps . also comes with preheat oven. Included is a hydraulic lift platform. Totalrebuild and upgrade of this spinning system wasdone in year 1999.

One (1) preheat oven forthe die tips.One (1)hydraulic lift platform forremoving and installing dietips.

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MBWebformer area

Yuhan Kimberly Unwind assembly , tworoll capacity unit.Water wire washsystem and sprayboom.

VSD motor with draw control using cone pulleysand flat belts. Comes with purpose built twin rollcapability thread up sheet unwind stand.Has awater wire wash unit , capable of 400 PSI withair oscillation. Capable of speeds up to 100MPM. Originally installed in year 1987. Drivesystem was upgraded in year 2004.

One (1) unwind stand. One(1) wire wash unit.

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MBCalendars area

Yuhan Kimberly Hot oil heating systems. Calender rollhydraulic loadingpower pack.

VSD motor driven with draw contol. Hot oilpumping and electric heating system for eachindividual roll.Hydraulic loading system. Comescomplete with overhead duel lift calender rollchange crane. 2 x 3T. Originally installed in year1987. Drive system upgraded in year 2004.

Two (2) hot oil heating/pumping systems.Hydraulic loading powerpack.

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MBWinder / Slitters /Crane

Yuhan Kimberly for thewinder. AldusEngineering for theslitter unit . Crane aidfor the roll handlingcrane. Yuhan Kimberlyfor the core shafthandling unit.

Automated winderwith cut over, crush cutslitters and 2 Tonnecrane.

Automated winder /slitter. Tidland crush cutslitter unit with none (9 ) class 2 Tidland crushcut slitters.. Hydraulic driven cut over knife withauto cut over and pneumatically loadedsecondary arms. It has a two (2) tonne duel liftcrane with spreader beam and hooks to lift therolls to the core shaft handling unit and load thecore shaft back in with new cores. MB onlinecrush cut slitting was installed in year 2006. Duellift overhead crane was installed in year 2006.

One (1) 100 inch widewinder.One (1) Crush cutslitter section with nine (9)crush cut slitters. Three(3)core shafts to suit 164mm ID cores. One 2 tonneroll handling crane. One (1)core shaft raise/lower unit.

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ANNEXURE 2Tender Terms & Conditions

1. The Purchaser acknowledges that he has made an inspection of the Plant and Equipment and has satisfied himself as to condition. Nowarranty, guarantee or representation is offered by the Vendor or its agent as to the condition of the Plant and Equipment or to any matterthat may affect future usage. All Plant and Equipment is offered on an "as is, where is" basis. While every effort has been made to ensurethe accuracy of the descriptions, the Vendor and its agent cannot warrant they are correct.

2. No lot shall be sold or deemed to be sold by brochure descriptions and/or Tender document description or by any other description.

3. The successful Purchaser will be advised within two working days of the Vendor's acceptance of their offer and acknowledges that thedeposit submitted with their offer will be held by the Vendor's agent as stake holder pending completion. If this offer is unsuccessful thedeposit will be returned within seven working days of the Tender closure.

4. The successful Purchasers will be required to make settlement of the balance of the agreed purchase price by Bank Cheque or Bank Transferwithin 48 hours of acceptance, at which time all risk in the Plant and Equipment shall pass to the Purchasers. Until the full payment hasbeen received and cleared, all title and property in the Plant and Equipment will not pass to the Purchasers.

5. The Vendor warrants that at the time title is to pass in the goods, they will be free of any financial encumbrance.

6. The Vendor reserves the right to withdraw a lot without notice prior to the close of Tender.

7. If the successful Purchaser fails to comply with these terms and conditions, the Vendor shall retain the deposit and/or any other moniespaid and the right to resell the Plant and Equipment in any manner and upon such terms and conditions that they may think fit.

8. All losses and expenses incurred by the Vendor and their Agent resulting from any resale pursuant to Clause 7 hereof and all damages whichthe Vendor and its agent may sustain hereby shall be recoverable from the successful Purchasers as liquidated damages and the Vendorand the Agent shall not be obliged to give notice of such resale.

9. The contract for sale is subject to the Laws of New South Wales, Australia.

10. The highest or any bid will not necessarily be accepted.

11. It remains at all times the responsibility of the original Purchaser to remove the equipment purchased under the Terms & Conditions of thisTender.

12. The Purchasers shall make their own arrangements for the collection of the Plant and Equipment from its present location by 15th December2014 unless advised to the contrary by the Vendor or its Agent in writing. It is a condition of this Tender that the Tenderer must use all careand skill to remove the plant and equipment without causing any damage to the surrounding buildings, structures and equipment. Further,unless an agreement as to the extension of the removal period has been reached with the Vendor, items not removed in the stipulatedtime period shall be deemed to be abandoned or storage fees as per the tender document of page 3 section 9(collection of items) of $250per day may apply.

13. Plant & Equipment can only be removed between the hours of 8.30am and 5.00pm on weekdays, unless otherwise arranged with theVendor.

14. Persons entering the premises may do so at their own risk. Purchasers dismantling equipment are required to have adequate Public Liabilityand Workers Compensation Insurance Cover as the Vendor or their Agent will accept any liability whatsoever for any personal injury ordamage caused during dismantling or removal of plant and equipment.

15. Purchasers entering sites will be required to conform to workplace health and safety and environmental regulations.

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16. The Purchaser hereby indemnifies the Vendor and their Agents from all claims or proceedings which may be brought against the Vendor ortheir Agents which in any way arise out of or are connected with the collection of the Plant and Equipment from the premises includingwithout limitation, any claims by the owners of the properties in connection with any damage suffered or caused to the premises.

17. All warranties, conditions, liabilities or representations in relation to the quality or fitness of the Plant and Equipment (other than any beingor giving rise to non excludable rights under any laws of Australia or its constituent states which might, but for this Clause, be implied bylaw or otherwise) are hereby expressly negatived and excluded.

18. The Purchaser acknowledges that he has received all of the Plant and Equipment upon the Purchaser taking delivery of the Plant andEquipment from the Vendor.

19. A Goods and Services Tax (GST) of 10% is payable (exclusive of the Offer Price) and in addition a buyer's fee of 10% (GST exclusive) will beadded to the offer price and retained by the Agent. If the Plant and Equipment purchased by the Tenderer is to be exported from Australia,the Tenderer is required to pay the amount of GST as specified in the Offer Schedule before any removal or dismantle of the Plant andEquipment is to take place. The Tenderer is required to notify Tiger Asset Group in writing at the time of submitting the tender of theintention to export the Plant and Equipment. If the Tenderer complies with the required conditions and provides Tiger Asset Group with aBill of Lading proving the export from the country of the Plant and Equipment purchased within Sixty (60) days of the invoice date thenTiger Asset Group will refund the GST paid to the Tenderer in full.

20. Whilst every effort has been made to provide accurate advice regarding the application and effects of the GST, the Vendor and its Agentcannot warrant this advice is correct. The Purchaser acknowledges that he has received independent advice regarding the GST and itseffects.

21. Removal Conditions

22. The Purchaser shall not cause damage or injury to or permit damage or injury to be caused to any plant and equipment, machinery,structures, fixtures and fittings or any other property of the Vendor, Tiger Asset Group or any other person on or near the site.

23. The Purchaser shall ensure that the site is kept clean and in a tidy condition and shall remove all rubbish it, its employees, agents andcontractors accumulate during the course of their activities on site on behalf of the Purchaser. If the Purchaser fails to comply withobligations imposed on it by this clause then after giving notice of intention in writing the Vendor may arrange for any cleaning required tobe carried out at the Purchaser's expense and the cost will become a debt owed by the Purchaser to the Vendor.

24. Any damage, breakage or defect caused by the Purchaser, its employees, agents or contractors for lack of care or misuse or abuse on thepart of same or otherwise brought about by any breach or default of the Purchaser under the conditions of sale shall be made good by thePurchaser at its expense.

25. The Purchaser shall remove the lot(s) purchased in such a way as to ensure no inconvenience is caused to the Vendor, auctioneer or theiragents and that all roads and site access are kept free of blockage and obstruction at all times.

26. All plant, tools and equipment used by the Purchaser, its employees or contractors on or around the sites shall be selected and maintainedin a fully serviced and safe condition.

27. The Vendor may require the Purchaser to provide evidence prior to commencement of work for the removal of any lot that the Purchaserhas arranged insurance cover in respect of any liability arising out of such work.

28. The Purchaser will be required to provide a ‘Safe Work Method Statement’ for approval by Tiger Asset Group prior to commencement ofasset removal.

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