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3.2 Examination of the end item. The belts shall be inspected in accordance with HIL-STD-105. The defects found during the examination of the end item shall be classified as below. The applicable inspection levels and acceptable quality levels (AQL’s) shall be as indicated in 3.2.3. The lot size shall be expressed in units of belts. Sample unit shall be one belt.
3.2.1 Visual examination. The belts shall be examined for defects classified in accordance with the list below:
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Defect |
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Major |
Minor |
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I. MATERIAL DEFECTS AND WORKMANSHIP DAMAGE: a. Any size hole, cut, tear, needle chew, smash or float. b. Any mend. c. Webbing not one continuous piece or not tightly woven, or edges frayed or scalloped. d. Binding omitted or wrong type. e. Hardware broken or malformed, corroded areas, burrs or sharp areas. f. Color not as specified. |
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X X
X X
X |
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II. CLEANLINESS a. Any spot or stain. b. Thread ends not trimmed |
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X X |
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III. DESIGN AND ASSEMBLY. a. Not cut or fabricated in accordance with the product demonstration model. |
X |
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IV. MARKING. a. Exposed on outside of belt. b. Omitted, illegible, incorrect, misplaced or size of characters not as specified. |
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V. GENERAL a. Any defect not otherwise classified herein but at variance with the product demonstration model |
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X |
3.2.2 Dimensional examination. The belts shall be examined for defects in dimension in accordance with the following:
a. Maximum adjustable length less than 42 inches.
b. Minimum adjustable length more than 25 inches.
c. Adjustable buckle or female fastener loop, less than 1–3/4 inches or greater than 2-1/4 inches long.
d. Webbing width not as specified.
e. All other Figure 1 dimensions not within specified tolerance.
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