41013340-SALIENT CHARACTERISTICS.pdf
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- INDUCTION BLANKET Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- SPMYM224Q1273
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This document is a technical specification for a 60-inch Induction Blanket. The key requirements are that the blanket must:
- Work with the Miller Pro Heat 35 Air Cooled system
- Operate at a 100% duty cycle and 400°F (204°C)
- Conform to circular and flat parts
- Use high temperature flexible materials
- Have a high operating efficiency over 90%
- Include a replaceable Kevlar sleeve for abrasion, cut, and tear protection
- Use durable twist lock electrical connectors
The related federal contract opportunity is Solicitation Number SPMYM224Q1273 issued by the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime. The solicitation seeks bids for the Induction Blanket, with requirements for NIST SP 800-171 compliance, country of origin, and lead time information. Bids must be submitted in their entirety for consideration.
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| SPMYM224Q1273 SOLICITATION.pdf |
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60” Induction Blanket
Doc # 4101-3340
Must work with Miller Pro Heat 35 Air Cooled system
Must be able to perform at 100-percent duty cycle rated for continuous operation at 400°Fahrenheit (204° C)
Must be able to conform to circular and flat parts
Manufactured of high temperature flexible materials
Must have a high operating efficiency greater than 90 percent
Must come with a replaceable Kevlar sleeve for added protection against abrasion, cuts and tears
Must have hook-and-loop Velcro for trouble-free field replacement on
Kevlar sleeve
The electrical connection to output extension cables must be made with the use of durable twist lock connectors that are molded to the ends of wires extending from the blanket
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