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MIL-F-81959(AS)
4.2.4
Production Equipments - Equipments supplied under the
contract shall in all respects, including design, construction, workmanship,
performance and quality, be equivalent to the approved preproduction sample.
Each equipment sahll be capable of successfully passing the same tests as
imposed on the  preproduction sample.  Evidence of non-compliance with the
above shall constitute cause for rejection and for equipment already accepted
by the Government, it shall be the obligation of the contractor to make
necessary corrections as approved by the procuring activity.
4.3
Acceptance Tests - The contractor shall furnish all samples
and shall be responsible for accomplishing the acceptance tests.  All inspection
and testing snail be under the supervision of the government Inspector.  Con-
tractors not having testing facilities satisfactory to the procuring activity
snail engage the service of a commercial testing laboratory acceptable to the
procuring activity.  The contractor shall furnish test reports showing quan-
titative results for all acceptance tests.  Such reports shall be signed by
an authorized representative of the contractor or laboratory, as applicable.
Acceptance or approval of material during the course of manufacture shall not
be construed as a guarantee of the acceptance of the finished product. Accep-
tance tests snail consist of the following:
(1)  Individual Tests
(2) Special Tests
Individual Tests - Each equipment submitted for acceptance
4.3.1
shall be subjected to the individual tests.  These tests shall be adequate
to determine compliance with the requirements of material, workmanship,
operational adequacy and reliability.  As a minimum, each equipment accepted
shall have passed the following tests:
(1) Examination of Product
(2) Operational Test
(3) Manufacturing Run in Test
4.3.1.'
Examination of Product - Each equipment shall be examined
carefully to determine that the material and workmanship requirements have
been met.
Operational Test - Each equipment shall be operated long
4.3.1.-
enough to permit the equipment temperature to stabilize and to check sufficient
characteristics and record adequate data to assure satisfactory equipment
operation.

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