5166216f_Redacted.pdf
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- Custom Cushions
- Solicitation number
- N0018926QL1110001
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This is a technical engineering drawing/specification document for a cushion component (Part 5166216). The drawing depicts both a cross-sectional view and a detailed elevation view with precise dimensional specifications and tolerance requirements. Key specifications include material composition, surface treatment requirements, lamination specifications for bonded sections, and stencil marking requirements using specific ink and positioning standards. The document references Drawing 5371-1-5410905 for lamination requirements and specifies anti-static closed cell foam as the preferred material, with an alternative anti-static solution permitted in accordance with Drawing 1000-2545108. Surface coating requirements mandate sufficient quantities to achieve maximum voltage build-up of 2.0 kilovolts per Drawing 10001-2641189. The component features multiple dimensional callouts ranging from 0.40 inches to 29.26 inches, with specific depth and width specifications for various sections. A revision history and parts list are included in the lower portion of the drawing, indicating design control and documentation traceability. This technical drawing establishes the manufacturing and material specifications necessary for production of the cushion assembly and would typically be referenced in a federal contract solicitation requiring this specific component or similar electrostatic-sensitive equipment packaging.
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