MIL-D-87030B(SH)
Packaging defects.
TABLE IX.
Defects
Examine
Omitted; incorrect; illegible; of
Marking (interior)
improper size, location, sequence
and exterior)
or method of application.
Any component missing, damaged, or
Materials
not as specified.
Inadequate application of compo-
Workmanship
nents , such as polyethylene
bags with heat-sealed seams that
are crooked, noncontinuous, open
or not parallel.
Tie down tapes not properly
secured.
Closure of shipping container not
as specified. Bulged or distort-
ed containers.
Number of suits per shipping
Content
container is more or less than
required.
4.9.1 Inspection of interior and exterior containers. When interior and
exterior containers are required to be in accordance with PPP-B-636 or
PPP-B-601., examination for-defects in the assembly and closure (for fiberboard
containers) shall be in accordance with the appendix of the applicable container
specification.
PACKAGING
5.
(The packaging requirements specified herein apply only for direct Govern-
ment acquisition. For the extent of applicability of the packaging requirements
of referenced documents listed in section 2, see 6.7.)
Preservation shall be level A or commercial as speci-
5.1 Preservation.
fied (see 6.2.1).
5.1.1 Level A.
5.1.1.1 Polyethylene bag. Each divers dress suit, with sleeves in
natural position over body front, shall be placed full length within a flat
style clear polyethylene film bag having a minimum thickness of 0.004 inch
plus or minus 20 percent tolerance. The bag shall be formed with heat sealed
seams that are straight, continuous, and parallel to each other and the formed
edges of the bag. The final closure of the bag shall be heat sealed with the
seal made as close as possible to the open end. The bag shall measure 76
inches in length by 32 inches in width (plus 1 inch minus O tolerance)
(see figure 4).
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