(c) The sample jar will be marked so as to
classification of defects. Defects other than those listed
identify the lot and container represented.
in these tables will be reported. Serviceability will be
withheld pending investigation by Commander,
Table 1. Sampling plan.
Edgewood Arsenal, ATTN: SMUEA-PA-PQ, to
Lot size
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
0 to 100
24
0
2
24
48
1
3
8
0
determine proper defect category into which the unlisted
101 to 500
38
1
3
38
76
2
10
8
0
defect belongs.
501 to 1000
52
2
5
52
104
3
15
8
0
1001 to 5000
65
3
8
65.
130
4
19
8
0
Table 2. Impregnating Set, Clothing, Field, M3.
5001 and over
78
4
10
78
156
5
23
8
0
Inspection
Explanation of columns and symbols:
Categories
Defects
method
1 First sample size-visual.
Critical: None defined.
2 Acceptance number-major defectives (first sample).
3 Acceptance number-minor defects (first sample).
Major:
4 Second sample size-visual.
101
Component missing. (See Note 1)
Visual
5 Combined sample size-visual.
102
Chlorinated paraffin, dark honey or
Visual
6 Acceptance number-major defectives (combined samples).
charcoal colored.
7 Acceptance number-minor defects (combined samples).
Minor: None defined.
8 Sample size-test
9 Acceptance number-test.
NOTE 1.
(3) Second sample size. When the number of
Impregnating Set, Clothing, Field, M3
major defectives exceeds the quantity spec: in column
consists
of
the
following
2, but does not exceed the quantity specified in column
components: one container of
6, 'a second sample en in size to that specified in
XXCC3; one container of chlorinated
column 4, will be taken and the acceptance number
paraffin; one container of dye, olive
specified in column will be used for acceptance. A
drab, impregnating; one container of
second sample never taken for minor defectives alone.
Santromerse
"80";
one
bag
When number of minor defectives exceeds that of
containing instruction card; one
column 3, but does not exceed that of column 7 lot will
wooden packing box.
be considered serviceable. However, should a second
sample be required due to major defectives, the minor
Table 3. Packaging, Packing, Marking and Preservation
defectives will be counted reported in accordance with
Inspection
Section 7. Column will be the acceptance number for
Categories
Defects
methods
minor defectives.
Critical: None defined.
(4) Combined sample size.
When the
Major:
surveillance interval has been exceeded by 25-percent
101
Wooden boxes damaged or deterio
Visual
or when the approximate date of the last inspection is
rated to the extent that inner con-
unknown, the combined sample plan specified in
tainers are not protected or
columns 5, 6 and 7 will be used. The combined sample
handling is affected.
plan may also be used when additional assurance of
102
Inner containers damaged or deterio
Visual
quality is desired, e.g., a rework of an item where
rated to the extent that seal is
affected.
component quality unknown.
103
Inner container leaking
Visual
(5) Visual examination.
Only a visual
104
Precautionary marking missing or
Visual
examination of packing for a new or reprocessed upon
illegible on wooden box or inner
receipt at a depot storage area is required If used units
containers.
are received unprocessed at a storage area, a complete
Minor:
visual and functional examination shall be performed in
201
Straps broken or missing
Visual
accordance with instructions contained in this bulletin
202
Marking incorrect, missing
Visual
when processing and repacking.
or illegible
(6) Testing.
Overseas commands and
installations other than depots need not perform test(s)
6. Tests. a. Impregnite, XXCC3 Test.
specified in section 6. Depots that do possess testing
and/or laboratory facilities will report material in
(1) Requirements. The active chlorine content of the
accordance with the requirements of paragraph 7b.
Impregnite XXCC3 shall not be less than 10.0 percent.
(2) Equipment required. Standard chemical laboratory
5. Inspection. a. Visual Examination. The sample will
equipment as specified in "Procedure".
be examined for defects listed in 5b.
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