MIL-DTL-28936B(MC)
Classification
Examine
Defects
Major
Minor
A
B
Front and
e. Facing exposed on left front
242
bottom edges
edge affecting appearance
(cont'd)
(score only when clearly
noticeable and the condition
exists along major portion of
seam).
f. Bottom corner of one or both
126
fronts poorly shaped, affecting
appearance.
Front facings
a. Short, tight or twisted
127
causing excessive fullness or
twists on front.
b. Facing long, causing bottom
128
corner to curl up.
Identification
a. Omitted.
129
label
b. Incorrect or illegible.
243
c. Not stitched on four sides.
323
4.4.4 Bond strength of fusible interlining. The strength of the
bond of the fusible interlining to the outer fabric shall be
tested once every four hours as follows at each fusing press to
determine that adequate fusing is being obtained. Prepare a test
sample by fusing the fusible specified under the same fusing
conditions to be used for the manufacturer of the vest.
Determine the bond strength of the test sample with a commercial
string scale (see 6.6). If the bond strength on any test sample
is less than 22 ounces per inch of width, the fusing conditions
shall be corrected and the bond strength test shall be repeated.
Those units represented by this test shall be fused and retested
again. If they fail, they shall be rejected.
5.
PACKAGING
5.1. Packaging. For acquisition purposes, the packaging
requirements shall be as specified in the contract or order (see
6.2). When actual packaging of material is to be performed by
Department of Defense (DoD) personnel, these personnel need to
contact the responsible packaging activity to ascertain requisite
packaging requirements. Packaging requirements are maintained by
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