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6. 3.4 Specification control drawing. - Specification control
drawings depict the minimum equipment requirements in outline,
descriptive, diagrammatic or pictorial form only and specify the
"required performance or other characteristics. Contractors must
prepare detailed drawings (see 6.3.6) of their designs in support
of specification control drawings. These contractor prepared
designs must be approved by the Government prior to the fabrica-
tion or procuring of the equipment. Commercial equipment meeting
the requirements of specification control drawings must be de-
scribed in sufficient detail to permit identification and eval-
uation by the Government (see 6.3.5) . Designs shall be submitted
for approval as specified in 6.3.7.
6.3.5 Commercial equipment. - Commercial equipment is
inspection equipment that has universal application for a speci-
fic function. It is comprised of items commonly used by industry
and Government. Contractors normally are not required to furnish
drawings of commercial inspection equipment, but a list of such
equipment must be approved by the Government. When commercial
inspection equipment requires the use of special fixturing, the
design of this fixturing shall be considered as part of the total
design, and 6.3.6 shall apply. In the' latter case, only those
portions of the commercial equipment need be detailed in the
designs as are necessary to completely fabricate, calibrate, and
operate the total item of inspection equipment. Lists and fixtur-
ing designs shall be submitted for approval as specified in 6.3.7.
6.3.6 contractor designs. -Contractor designs are designs of
inspection equipment' for which the Government has assigned design
responsibility to the contractor. Contractor designs shall be
supported by detailed drawings which depict all information necessary
to completely fabricate, calibrate and operate an item of inspection
equipment. This requires that the necessary views, dimensions,
materials, finish, notes, operating and calibration instructions be
properly depicted in" accordance with approved practices to the extent
that further calculation or clarification will not be required.
Contractor designs identified as CDCE may be developed on the format
the contractor normally employs in his equipment design procedure
provided such format reflects the detail and information specified
above. Contractor designs identified as CDCF shall comply with
the format and requirements of MIL-D-45608, and in addition,
contain the detail and information specified above. Final approved
contractor designs identified as CDCF shall be suitable for micro-
filming. They must be non-reproducible diazo or electrostatic
prints of top quality full size with black lines on white background
and shall provide a legible print produced via the 36MM microfilm
process. Contractors shall "submit one copy of the final design as
a rolled set or flat set. Designs shall 'be submitted for approval
as specified in 6.3.7.
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