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|  MIL-F-81966(AS)
4.3 Initial Production Tests - When specified in the contract, one of the
first 10 production equipments shall be selected and sent at the contractor's
expense to a designated Government laboratory for tests. This equipment shall be
selected by the procuring activity after the equipment has successfully passed all
individual tests. No other tests shall be conducted on the equipment prior to
starting the Initial Production Tests. The preproduction sample shall not be
selected for this test.
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4.3.1 Scope of Tests - This equipment will be subjected to all operational
tests (4.4.1.2) and to any environmental tests (4.2.1) the procuring activity deems
necessary to assure that the production equipment is equivalent to the previously
approved preproduction sample in design, construction, workmanship, performance and
quality, and that it meets all applicable requirements.
4.3.2 Accessory Material - In addition to the complete equipment submitted for
initial production tests the contractor shall also submit such accessory material
and data necessary to test the equipment.
4.3.3 Initial Production Samp le Approval - Approval of the initial production
sample shall be by the procuring activity upon satisfactory completion of all tests.
Any design, material, or performance defect made evident during this test shall be
corrected by the contractor to the satisfaction of the procuring activity. Failure
of the initial production sample to pass any of the tests shall be cause for
deliveries of equipment under the contract to cease until proper corrective action
is approved and accomplished. Corrective action shall also be accomplished on
equipment previously accepted when requested by the procuring activity.
4.3.4 Reconditioning of Initial Production Test Sample - On completion of the
initial production test the equipment shall be reworked by the contractor by
replacing all worn or damaged items. After reworking, the contractor shall resubmit
the equipment for acceptance.
4.4 Acceptance Tests - The contractor shall furnish all samples and shall be
responsible for accomplishing the acceptance tests. All inspection and testing
shall be under the supervision of the Government Inspector. Contractors not having
adequate facilities for conducting all required tests shall engage the service of a
commercial testing laboratory acceptable to the procuring activity. The contractor
shall furnish test reports showing quantitative 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. Unless otherwise specified by the contract or purchase order, acceptance
shall be on a lot basis. A lot shall be defined as the number of Fuze Function
Control Sets constructed and submitted for acceptance in 1 month. A Fuze Function
Control Set will be accepted only if it successfully passes the individual tests and
the lot with which it is associated meets the lot acceptance criteria defined in
4.5.2. Acceptance tests shall consist of the following:
(1) Individual Tests
(2) Sampling Tests
(3) Reliability Assurance Tests
(4) Special Tests
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