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MIL-C-50735(MU)
8 August 1973
4.4.3 Acceptance and rejection. Rejected lots shall be screened
for all defective characteristics. Removal or correction of defective units
and resubmittance of rejected lots shall be in accordance with the acceptance
and  rejection  criteria  specified  in  MIL-STD-105.
4.5 Inspection equipment. Except as otherwise provided for by
the contract, the contractor shall supply and maintain inspection equip-
ment in accordance with the applicable requirements of MIL-I-45607.
The inspection equipment listed in table VIII shall be utilized in performing
the tests specified herein.
4.5.1 Government furnished inspection equipment. Where the
contract provides for Government furnished inspection equipment, supply
and maintenance of inspection equipment shall be in accordance with the
applicable  requirements  of  MIL-I-45607.
4.5.2 Contractor furnished inspection equipment
4.5.2.1 Government design. Unless otherwise specified in the
contract, all inspection equipment specified by drawing number in
specifications or SQAPs forming a part of the contract shall be supplied
by the contractor in accordance with applicable technical data listed in
the TDP.
4.5.2.2 Contractor design. The contractor shall design and supply
inspection 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- 13926. Since tolerance of inspection equipment is normally con-
sidered to be within 10 percent of the product tolerance for which it is
intended, this inherent error in the inspection equipment design must be
considered as part of the prescribed product tolerance limit. Thus, con-
cept, construction, materials, dimensions, and tolerances ussed in the
design of inspection equipment shall be so selected and controlled as to
insure that the inspection equipment will reliably indicate acceptability
of a product which does not exceed 90 percent of the prescribed tolerance
limit and permit positive rejection when non-conforming. Construction
shall be such as to facilitate routine calibration of inspection equipment.
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