MIL-DTL-29451B(MC)
ITEM
PATTERN NOMENCLATURE
NO. OF CUT PARTS
24
Front
2
25
Back
1
26
Sleeve
2
27
Facing, inside pockets
2
3.6. Construction. The jacket shall be manufactured in
accordance with the operations and the stitch, seam, and
stitching types specified in Table I. The manufacturer will not
be required to follow the exact sequence of operations as listed,
but all operations must be performed. The thread and the fabric
shall not be lubricated by any means prior to or during the
seaming. The stitch, seam, and stitching type specified in Table
I shall conform to FED-STD-751. The number of stitches per inch
as specified in Table I indicates the minimum and maximum number
permitted. If two or more methods or seams or stitch types are
given for the same part of an operation, any one of them may be
used. Where stitch type 401 is used, the looper (under thread)
shall be on the inside of the jacket. The ends of all seams and
stitchings not caught by other seams and stitchings shall be
backtacked not less than 1/2 inch. Thread breaks of stitch type
301 shall be secured by stitching back of the break not less than
1/2 inch. Thread breaks or skipped stitch type 401 shall be
backstitched not less than 1 inch with the stitching superimposed
and anchoring the ends of the break.
3.6.1 Shade marking. The component parts of the jacket cut from
one piece of basic material and lining material shall be shade
marked to ensure a uniform shade and size throughout the garment.
Any method of shade marking may be used except:
a.
Corrosive metal fastening devices.
b.
Sew-on shade tickets.
c.
Adhesive type tickets which show discoloration or leave
traces of paper or adhesive mass to the material upon removal of
the tickets.
3.6.2 Fusing. The fusible interlining cloth shall be fused to
the basic material in accordance with the following conditions:
a.
Temperature between pressing surfaces of 300°F minimum
and 320° maximum, at the fuseline (not the temperature at the
clock).
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