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MIL-C-70494(AR)
TABLE III.
Classification of defects.
No.
Characteristics
Requirement
Test Procedure
201.
Fabrication
3.4
Applicable Drawing/
Visual
202.
Mate ri als
3.7
Applicable Drawing/
visual
NOTE:  The tests in Table III shall be conducted at roan ambient
temperature (as specified in 3.3.1).
4.4.3 Failure of sample.  Should any one item of a special
sampling fail to meet the specified test requirements, acceptace
of the represented inspection lot will be suspended by the
Government until necessary corrections have been made by the
contractor and resubmitted items have been approved in accordance
with "Acceptance and Rejection" as specified in MIL-STD-105.
4.5 Inspection equipment. Except as otherwise provided for
by the contract, the contractor shall supply and maintain
inspection equipment in accordance with the applicable
requirements of MIL-145607.
4.5.1 Government furnished inspeection equipment. Where the
contract provides for Government furnished test equipment, supply
and maintenance of test equipment shall be in accordance with the
applicable requirements specified in MIL-145607.
4.5.2 Contractor fUrnished inspeection equipment.
4.5.2.1 Government design
All inspection equipment
specified by drawing number In" specification or QAP forming a part
of the contract shall be supplied by the contractor in accordance
with technical data included in the Technical Data Package List
(TEL).
4.5.2.2 Contractor design. In the absence of Government
inspection equipment design, the contractor shall design and
supply inspction equipment compatible with the "Test Methods and
Procedures"  specified in 4.6 of this specification and with the
component inspection procedures specified in "Examination" and
"Test Facilities" requirements of MIL-F-13 926. Since tolerance of
test equipment is normally considered to be within 10% of the
product tolerance for which it is intended, this inherent error in
the test equipment design must be considered as part of the
prescribed product tolerance limit.  Thus, concept, instruction,
materials, dimensions, and tolerance used in the design of test
equipment shall be so selected and controlled as to insure that
the test equipment will reliably indicate acceptability of a
product which does not exceed 90% of the prescribed tolerance
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