Rev. Attachment 2 Specification 393C.1.pdf

UNITED STATES COAST GUARD

SHORE INFRASTRUCTURE LOGISTICS CENTER

WATERWAYS OPERATIONS PRODUCT LINE

JUNE 2021

SPECIFICATION FOR HIGH INTENSITY RETROREFLECTIVE

FILMS FOR USE ON MARINE AIDS-TO-NAVIGATION

SPECIFICATION NO. 393

REVISION C.1

MJB_0621

WORK ITEM 1: VARIOUS RETROREFLECTIVE FILM CHARACTERS OR TAPE, Purchase

1. SCOPE

1.1 Intent. This specification describes the requirements for high intensity retroreflective elastomeric films used as sign face materials on aids to navigation in the navigable waters of the United States and its territories.

1.1.1 Deliverables. Products provided under this specification shall be conformable films, with pressure-sensitive adhesive, as described in section 3, below. Items include:

1.1.2 Characters. Letters and numbers of 6, 8, 10, 12, 16 and 24 inches in height; in various colors as listed in TABLE 11 Color Specification Limits (Daytime) of ASTM D4956. (Additional sizes and colors may be added as necessary.) NSN and Part Numbers (PN or P/N): See section 6.4 Table 4 for Part

Number breakdown. See section 6.5 Table 5 for a current list of National Stock Numbers and Part

Numbers.

1.1.3 Retroreflective film. Retroreflective film in 50 foot and 150 foot rolls in widths of 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 9, and 12 inches (referred to as tape); in various colors as listed in TABLE 11 Color Specification Limits

(Daytime) of ASTM D4956 which may or may not be kiss cut in different lengths on the (tape) rolls.

(Additional sizes and colors which may or may not be kiss cut may be added as necessary.) See section

6.4 Table 4 for Part Number breakdown. See section 6.6 Table 6 for a complete list of Activity Control

Numbers (ACNs) and Part Numbers (PN or P/N) of the above items.

1.2 Government-furnished property.

None

2. REFERENCES

COAST GUARD DRAWINGS

Coast Guard Drawing 121169 Rev. D, 5CFR and 5NFR Unlighted Foam Buoys

COAST GUARD PUBLICATIONS

Coast Guard Specification 450 Rev. G, 10 Dec 2018 Fabrication of Ionomer Foam Buoys

OTHER REFERENCES

A-A-3174 Notice 5, 21 Nov 2018 Plastic Sheet, Polyolefin (Commercial Item Description)

ANSI/NCSL Z540.3-2006 (R2013), 26 Mar 2013 Technical Requirements for the Calibration of

Measuring and Test Equipment

APA L870, Dec 2019 APA L870, 1 Jun 2019 Voluntary Product Standard, PS 1-19, Structural

Plywood

ASQ/ANSI Z1.4-2003 (R2018) Sampling Procedures and Table for Inspection by Attributes

ASQ/ANSI/ISO 9001:2015, 1 Oct 2015 Quality Management Systems - Requirements

ASTM D1248-16, 15 Nov 2016 Standard Specification for Polyethylene Plastics Extrusion

Materials for Wire and Cable

ASTM D1974/D1974M-16, 1 Oct 2016 Standard Practice for Methods of Closing, Sealing, and

Reinforcing Fiberboard Boxes

ASTM D4956-19, 1 Jul 2019 Standard Specification for Retroreflective Sheeting for Traffic

Control

ASTM D5118/D5118M-15, 1 Oct 2015 Standard Practice for Fabrication of Fiberboard Shipping

Boxes

ASTM D5486/D5486M-06 (Reapproved 2012), 1 Apr 2012 Standard Specification for Pressure-

Sensitive Tape for Packaging, Box Closure, and Sealing

FHWA (MUTCD) Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (for Streets and Highways) 2009

Edition Including Revisions 1 and 2 dated May 2012

FHWA (MUTCD) Standard Alphabets for Traffic Control Devices (for Streets and Highways)

Federal Highway Administration

ISO/IEC 16388:2007 (Reviewed and Confirmed 2014), 15 May 2007 Information Technology -

Automatic identification and data capture techniques - Code 39 bar code symbology specification

MIL-DTL-117H (Notice 2), 29 Aug 2019 Detail Specification Bags, Heat-Sealable

MIL-STD-129R (w/CHANGE 2), 27 Sep 2019 Department of Defense Standard Practice:

Military Marking for Shipment and Storage

MIL-STD-2073-1E w/CHANGE 4, 22 Apr 2019 Department of Defense Standard Practice for

Military Packaging

2.1 General. The documents listed in this section are referenced in sections 3, 4, and 5 of this specification. This section does not include documents cited in other sections of this specification, which are recommended for additional information or used as examples. While every effort has been made to ensure the completeness of this list, document users are cautioned that they must meet all specified requirements cited in sections 3, 4, and 5 of this specification, whether or not the referenced documents are listed here. The latest revision and applicable sections of these referenced documents shall be used, even if the latest revisions of these documents are not listed herein. Suffixes denoting the specific issue of each document are omitted from future references to the documents in this specification.

2.2 Specification order of precedence. In the event of a conflict between the text of this specification and the references cited herein, this specification shall take precedence. Nothing in this document, however, supersedes applicable laws and regulations unless a specific exemption has been obtained.

3. REQUIREMENTS

3.1 General. Retroreflective characters and rolls of retroreflective films supplied under this specification shall meet or exceed all requirements for Type III, Type IV, or Type V Sheeting with Class 4 adhesive and a protective liner as described in ASTM D4956, and in Supplementary Requirement S1 of ASTM D4956 (Fungus Resistance), and the additional requirements listed herein. The terms "films", "sheeting", and “tape” shall be understood to refer to roll-type products and may be used interchangeably.

3.1.1 Color specification limits. The colors of newly manufactured films shall fall within the color specification limits TABLE 11 Color Specification Limits (Daytime) of ASTM D4956.

3.2 Application. Films shall be conformable, and shall be suitable for application to dented, weathered, and/or irregular surfaces that have been wiped clean. The films are intended for application to several different surfaces, including:

• Plywood - A-C Exterior, A-B Marine, or Medium Density Overlay (single-sided) (APA

L870)

• Corrosion resistant aluminum sheet - such as aluminum alloy 6061-T6

• Mild steel painted with aliphatic acrylic urethane

• Medium density, rotationally molded polyethylene - Type II, Class A, Category 3 (ASTM

D1248)

• Densified-ionomer foam (Coast Guard Specification 450).

The use of a separate primer for application to ionomer foam is permitted. The source of the primer, if required, shall be available from the manufacturer of the retroreflective film as a commercially procurable item by the individual U.S. Coast Guard units, which have responsibility for ionomer foam buoys.

Application to any of the other four materials listed above shall not require the aid of heat, solvent, or other preparation for adhesion to dry, clean surfaces.

3.3 Environment. The films supplied under this specification shall withstand a marine environment as defined by:

• Temperature range of -40° to +120° F (-40° to +49° C)

• Humidity ranges from 0 to 100%

• Winds up to 100 knots (185 km/hour)

• Salinity extremes (salt spray)

• Sunlight exposure up to 5000 MJ/m2 per year

• Guano deposits

• Mold and fungus growth

3.3.1 Durability. Films applied in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions to the surface materials listed in 3.2 above for signage, shall not loosen, lift, peel, or bubble when exposed to a marine environment for five years. Films applied in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions to the surface materials listed in 3.2 above for buoys (steel, plastic, and foam) shall not loosen, lift, peel, or bubble when exposed to a marine environment for two years.

3.4 Physical properties.

3.4.1 Appearance. The film shall be free of ragged or sticky edges, tears, cuts, holes, cracks, blisters, dirt, scales, pits, solid lumps, and creases. The pattern of the retro-reflective material shall appear uniform across the film surface. The backing of the film shall be completely and evenly covered with the adhesive.

3.4.1.1 Film roll appearance. Shall not have more than one spot, stain, or streak of any size per 5-foot segment of a 50-foot or 150-foot roll.

3.4.2 Characters. Letters and numbers shall meet the requirements of the Federal Highway Administration

(FHWA) Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) Standard Alphabets Series C 2000.

Rounded or filleted inside corners are required to prevent tearing of the characters during application.

3.4.2.1 Character appearance. A single character shall not have more than one spot, stain or streak

(tooling seam line) of any size.

3.4.2.2 Kiss-cut. Characters shall be kiss-cut, and covered with a translucent pre-spacing/pre-masking film, as diagrammed in figure 1, below:

Figure 1 – Retroreflective Film Characters

3.4.2.3 Character margins. The margins of the retroreflective characters (from edge of character to the edge of the backing film) shall be as follows. (All dimensions are in inches.)

Character Size Margins (Right and Left) Margins (Top and Bottom)

6 1/2 1/2

8 3/4 1/2

10 1 1/2

12 1-1/4 1/2

16 1-1/2 1/2

24 1-3/4 1/2

3.4.2.3.1 Margin width tolerance. Margin width variance shall be within ± 5/16 inch.

3.4.2.4 Character width. Character width variance shall be within ± 5/16 inch.

3.4.3 Film dimensions. For rolls / tape and characters.

3.4.3.1 Thickness. The film thickness, without the protective liner, shall not exceed 0.020 inches

(0.508mm).

3.4.3.2 Roll width and length. Rolls of film shall have widths within 1/8 inch of the size ordered. The roll length shall equal or exceed the length ordered.

3.5 Environmental properties.

3.5.1 Resistance to weathering. The film shall be weather resistant. After five years exposure on a south-facing, vertical surface, in the marine environment of South Florida, the film shall retain a minimum coefficient of retro-reflection as specified in Table 12 of ASTM D4956.

3.5.2 Daytime color and colorfastness. After five years exposure on a south-facing, vertical surface, in the marine environment of South Florida, the film shall conform to the requirements of ASTM D4956, paragraph 6.5, [Table 2 Daytime Luminance Factor (Y %)A and Table 11 Color Specification Limits

(Daytime)A].

3.5.3 Resistance to heat, cold, and humidity. The film shall not crack, peel, chip or delaminate when exposed to the marine environment for five years.

3.5.4 Solvent resistance. Neither the film nor the adhesive shall dissolve, pucker or blister when exposed to turpentine, mineral spirits, or isopropyl alcohol.

3.5.5 Storage stability. The film shall meet the requirements of this specification after being stored in a warehouse at 50° to 90° F and 30 to 50% relative humidity for twelve months.

3.6 Documentation.

3.6.1 Quality assurance inspection form. The Contractor shall develop and provide a Quality Assurance Inspection Form (QAIF). The QAIF shall be used to document the inspections and tests performed on every item throughout its fabrication process. The form shall be printed on standard (i.e., 8½ x 11 inch) white paper. Inspection results may be handwritten on the form. The form shall be prepared in the Contractor's format and shall be legible, in English, and suitable for reproduction. The form shall be made available to the Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR) for review.

3.6.1.1 QAIF content. At a minimum the QAIF shall include:

• Date of test or inspection

• Location of test facility

• Test or inspection to be performed (list every test and inspection required by section 4.0)

• Result of test or inspection

• Accept/reject criteria for each test or inspection

• Corrective action taken (if any)

• Notes

• Initials or signatures of Contractor’s test personnel

3.6.2 Material certifications. The Contractor shall furnish material certifications to the COR, either from the material manufacturers or an independent testing laboratory, to the effect that all of the material described in paragraph 3.1 through 3.5 has been tested and found to meet the requirements of the applicable section of this specification. The material certifications shall be retained by the Contractor for the life of the contract.

3.6.3 Material inspection and receiving report (DHS Form 700-21). A form DHS 700-21 shall be used as a certification of product quality assurance, as a packing list, and as a certification of acceptance. The Contractor shall prepare a separate DHS 700-21 for each shipping lot. Prior to shipment, the DHS 700-21 must be signed by the COR.

4. QUALITY ASSURANCE

4.1 General. The Contractor's quality assurance program shall meet the requirements of ASQ/ANSI/ISO

9001. However, the Contractor does not have to be ASQ/ANSI/ISO 9001 certified.

4.1.1 Contractor’s calibration system. The contractor shall maintain a calibration and maintenance system to control the accuracy of measurement and test equipment used in the fulfillment of this specification.

The system shall include, as a minimum, prescribed calibration intervals and the source of calibration. A monitoring system for this requirement shall be readily available to the COR. Calibration shall be traceable to the National Institute of Standards and Technology in accordance with ANSI/NCSL Z540.3-

2006. At the time of inspection, documentation in support of this requirement shall be made available to the COR.

4.1.2 Test plan and procedures. The Contractor shall provide a test plan to the COR for first article and production items. The plan shall describe how the tests and inspections in paragraph 4.7 (tests and inspections) shall be performed and documented on the QAIF described in paragraph 3.6.1. Sample size shall be per 4.3.1 (first article samples) and 4.5.1 (production lot sampling). This will ensure all requirements are met per 4.7 (tests and inspections).

4.2 Classification of tests and inspections. The inspection requirements specified herein are classified as follows:

• First article inspection (paragraph 4.3)

• Contractor production inspection (paragraph 4.5)

• Coast Guard production inspection (paragraph 4.6)

4.2.1 Inspection conditions. Unless otherwise specified, all inspections shall be performed in accordance with the test conditions specified in ASTM D4956 and Table 1 of this specification.

4.3 First article inspection. When first article samples are required, the Contractor shall perform a first article inspection in accordance with this paragraph. A first article inspection shall be performed by the

Contractor and at the Contractor’s facility. The first articles shall meet the requirements of this specification and shall pass all the tests and inspections listed in this section. These tests will be performed on each size and color product offered in response to a contract or delivery order based on this specification. First article test requirements are listed in Table 1.

4.3.1 First article samples. First article lot size shall be film samples used to manufacture each item on the delivery order. Samples submitted for first article testing and approval shall be representative of the

Contractor's proposed normal production.

TABLE 1 – INSPECTIONS AND EXAMINATIONS (FIRST ARTICLE)

INSPECTION

(NOTES)

ASTM D4956 REQUIREMENT ASTM D4956 TEST METHOD

Minimum Coefficient of Retro-reflection

Paragraph 6.1.3 (Table 4 Type III Sheeting), Paragraph 6.1.4 (Table 5 Type IV Sheeting), Paragraph 6.1.5 (Table 6 Type V Sheeting)

Paragraph 7.3

Daytime Color Paragraph 6.3, Table 2 and Table 11 Paragraph 7.4

Outdoor Weather

Resistance *

Paragraph 6.4 and Table 12 Paragraph 7.6

Colorfastness Paragraph 6.5 and Table 2 and Table II Paragraph 7.4 and 7.7

Shrinkage Paragraph 6.6 Paragraph 7.8

Flexibility Paragraph 6.7 Paragraph 7.9

Liner Removal Paragraph 6.8 Paragraph 7.10

Adhesion ** Paragraph 6.9 Paragraph 7.5

Impact Resistance Paragraph 6.10 Paragraph 7.11

Fungus Resistance Supplementary Requirements S1 S1

INSPECTION

(NOTES)

393 SPECIFICATION REQUIREMENTS

393 SPECIFICATION TEST

METHOD

Adhesion Paragraph 3.2 and 3.3 Paragraph 4.6.2

Physical Properties Paragraph 3.4.1 through 3.4.3.2 Paragraph 4.6.1 and Table 2

Characters Paragraph 3.4.2 Paragraph 4.4

Film Dimensions Paragraph 3.4.3 Paragraph 4.4

Resistance to heat, cold and humidity

Paragraph 3.5.3 Paragraph 4.6.3 through 4.6.3.1.3

Solvent resistance Paragraph 3.5.4 Paragraph 4.6.3.2

* Use of five-year, natural weathering, on south-facing, vertical surfaces, in the South Florida marine environment is preferred to artificial weathering.

** Adhesion to various additional materials used as marine aids to navigation signage or for manufacture of buoys (see paragraph 3.2.

4.3.2 Order of inspections and tests. First article tests will be completed in the following order:

• Visual inspection (see 4.7.1)

• All inspections and examinations in Table 1 of this specification

• Adhesion tests (see 4.7.2)

• Environmental tests (see 4.7.3)

• Solvent Resistance (see 4.7.3.2)

• Documentation review (see 4.7.4)

4.3.3 First article tests and inspections notification. The Contractor shall notify the Contracting Officer in writing at least seven (7) business days prior to the scheduled commencement of any inspections and tests required by this specification.

4.3.4 Waiver of first article requirements. The Contracting Officer reserves the right to waive all or part of the first article requirements specified herein.

4.3.5 Acceptance/rejection criteria. The results of the first article inspection will be reviewed by the

Contracting Officer to determine compliance with the requirements of this specification. Failure of any one sample to meet the requirements of ASTM D4956 for daytime color and colorfastness shall constitute a failure of the first article tests for all materials of a given color. Failure of any one sample to meet all other requirements outlined in ASTM D4956 shall constitute a failure of all materials submitted for acceptance. The acceptance/rejection criteria for visual inspection, adhesion and environmental tests are outlined in their respective sections of this specification.

4.3.5.1 Notification of rejection. If the first article is rejected, the Contractor will be notified in writing by the Contracting Officer and allowed fourteen (14) calendar days to fix or resubmit a new first article.

Repair or replacement of the first article shall be by the Contractor at the Contractor's expense.

4.3.6 Authorization to proceed. Upon successful completion of the first article inspection, the Contracting

Officer will provide the Contractor with written authorization to begin fabricating production quantities.

4.4 Standardization. Materials, parts, design, and fabrication methods used in the production quantities shall be identical to those used in the first articles, unless otherwise authorized in writing by the

Contracting Officer.

4.5 Contractor production inspection. The tests and inspections required by this specification are not intended to supplant any controls, examinations, inspections, or tests normally employed by the

Contractor to assure product quality. The Contractor shall perform the tests and inspections specified in paragraph 4.7 to ensure conformance to this specification. The Contractor shall provide space, personnel, and test equipment to conduct all inspections and test requirements.

4.5.1 Production lot sampling. A random sample of items shall be selected from each production lot. The minimum sample size shall be one character from a package of each CLIN and a roll of tape of each

CLIN delivered under the delivery order contract.

4.6 Coast Guard production inspection. The Coast Guard reserves the right to observe, verify, or perform the tests and inspections outlined in paragraph 4.7.

4.7 Tests and inspections. The following tests and inspections shall be conducted for each first article unit and subsequent production units:

• visual inspection (4.7.1) and Table 2

• adhesion tests (4.7.2 first article only)

• environmental tests (4.7.3 first article only)

• documentation review (4.7.4)

4.7.1 Visual inspection. Sample characters and tape rolls shall be visually inspected for compliance with the requirements outlined in 3.4 through 3.4.3.2. The entire roll of tape of each sample shall be inspected.

4.7.1.1 Film thickness. The film thickness shall be measured to the nearest 0.005 inch.

4.7.1.2 Character dimensions. Character dimensions shall be measured to the nearest 1/8 inch.

4.7.1.3 Roll widths. Roll widths shall be measured to the nearest 1/8 inch.

4.7.1.3.1 Roll lengths. Roll lengths shall be measured to the nearest 1 inch.

4.7.1.4 Acceptance/rejection criteria. Table 2 outlines the acceptance/rejection criteria for the visual inspection.

TABLE 2 – VISUAL INSPECTION

EXAMINE DEFECTS ACCEPTANCE/REJECTION

CRITERIA

Appearance Surface pattern of film is not uniform

Any tear, cut, hole, crack, blister, dirt, scale, crease, or pits in the film

More than one spot, stain, or streak of any size on a single character *

More than one spot, stain, or streak of any size per

5-foot segment of a 50-foot or 150-foot roll. * **

Ragged or sticky edges

Any solid lump *

Any spot, stain or streak with a maximum dimension greater than 1 inch **

A defect as indicated shall constitute a failure of the entire inspection for all materials in a given lot.

Characters Do not meet dimensional requirements of Federal

Highway Administration (MUTCD) Standard

Alphabets for Traffic Control Devices, Series C

2000 (tolerances per this specification)

Are not kiss-cut

Do not have translucent pre-spacing/pre-masking film

A defect as indicated shall constitute a failure of the entire inspection for all materials in a given lot.

Thickness Film thickness (without liner) does not exceed 0.020 inch

Reject if film thickness (without liner) exceeds 0.020 inch

Width Measured width of a roll is not within 1/8” (0.125 inch) of specified width

Reject if width of a roll is greater than

0.125 inch or less than 0.125 inch of specified width

Length Measured length of a roll is less than specified Reject if measured length of a roll is less than specified

* Clearly visible at a normal inspection distance of approximately three feet by an individual with normal or corrected

20/20 vision.

** Streaks greater than an inch that do not affect the reflectivity are allowed.

4.7.2 Adhesion. Adhesion of retroreflective films to various materials used as signage substrates for aids to navigation shall be tested to determine conformance to 3.2 and 3.3. Determine the adhesion properties of the films to the various materials listed in 4.7.2.1 by the procedures described in 4.7.2.2 and 4.7.2.3.

4.7.2.1 Test panels. Test panels shall include each of the materials listed in 3.2, above. Test panels shall be prepared in the following manner:

• Dry, clean plywood - Group A-C Exterior, A-B Marine, or Medium Density Overlay (single-sided) (APA L870). Rough edges produced by cutting may be lightly sanded or filed.

Surface sanding is not permitted.

• Corrosion resistant aluminum sheet, prepared in accordance with paragraph 7.2 of ASTM

D4956 Panel Preparations

• Mild steel plate painted with aliphatic acrylic urethane

• Medium density, polyethylene panel, conforming to Type II, Class A, Category 3, in ASTM

D1248

• Cylindrical section of ionomer foam, conforming to item 2 of Drawing 121169, and manufactured in accordance with Coast Guard Specification 450

4.7.2.2 Standard condition peel test. Condition a set of test panels as listed in 4.6.2.1 and twenty (20) 1-inch by 9-inch film samples at a temperature of 73 ± 3° F (23 ± 2° C) and 50 ± 5% relative humidity for

24 hours prior to testing per ASTM D4956 S1.2.1 Test Condition. Apply four (4) each, 1-inch by 9-inch film samples to the five (5) types of test panels (total of 20 film samples) by bonding 7 inches of one end of each film sample to the test panels. Attach a 1-lb (0.45-kg) weight to the free end and allow it to hang free at an angle of 90° to the panel surface for 5-minutes. At the end of the 5-minute time-period, measure the distance of peeling. If the distance of peeling is greater than 2.0 inches (51mm), the film sample fails.

4.7.2.3 Low temperature peel test. Condition a set of test panels as listed in 4.6.2.1 and twenty (20) 1-inch by 9-inch film samples at a temperature of +20° F (+3/-0°) F (-7° C (+2 /- 0°) C) and 50 ± 5% relative humidity for 4 hours. Apply four (4) 1-inch by 9-inch film samples each to the five (5) types of test panels by bonding 7 inches of one end of each film sample to the panels. After applying the film samples, maintain the test panels at +20° (+3/-0°) F (-7° C (+2 /- 0°) C) and 50 ± 5% relative humidity for 24 hours. While maintaining these conditions of temperature and humidity, attach a 0.5-lb (0.22-kg) weight to the free end and allow it to hang free at an angle of 90° to the panel surface for 5 minutes. At the end of the 5-minute time period measure the distance of peeling. If the distance of peeling is greater than 2.0 inches, the sample fails.

4.7.2.4 Acceptance/rejection criteria. Failure of any one sample to meet all the requirements for adhesion, as defined by a failure of the tests outlined in 4.7.2.2 and 4.7.2.3, shall constitute a failure of this test for all materials in a given lot.

4.7.3 Environmental tests. The environmental tests outlined in this section shall be used to determine the ability of films to withstand conditions encountered during service in a marine environment, as described in 3.3. Successful completion of these tests shall be considered as demonstrating conformance to 3.5.1 through 3.5.4.

4.7.3.1 Resistance to heat, cold, and humidity. Determine the resistance of the films to heat, cold, and humidity by the procedures described in 4.7.3.1.1 through 4.7.3.1.3. Prior to conducting the tests, prepare the test panels in accordance with ASTM D4956 paragraph 7.2 Panel Preparations (aluminum), and paragraph 4.7.2.1 (plywood). Condition all the test panels and all the film samples in accordance with

ASTM D4956 S1.2.1 Test Condition. Prepare three (3) pairs of film test samples, each pair consisting of one (1) 8-inch by 8-inch film sample bonded to an aluminum test panel and one (1) 8-inch by 8-inch film sample bonded to a plywood test panel.

4.7.3.1.1 Resistance to heat. Place one pair of samples in an oven. Maintain samples at 120 ± 5° F (49 ±

3° C), for 24 hours. Visually inspect the samples, after they have cooled to room temperature.

4.7.3.1.2 Resistance to cold. Expose one pair of samples to an air temperature of -40 ± 5° F (-40 ± 3° C) for 24 hours. Visually inspect the samples after they have warmed to room temperature.

4.7.3.1.3 Resistance to humidity. Subject one pair of samples to 100% relative humidity for 24 hours; at a temperature of 73 ± 4° F (23 ± 2° C). Remove the samples from the humidity chamber. Allow the samples to dry at room temperature. Visually inspect the samples after they have dried.

4.7.3.2 Solvent resistance. Determine the resistance of the films to the solvents specified herein by immersing one test sample in a glass container, for each solvent separately, at room temperature. Film samples, each 1-inch by 6-inches, shall be applied to aluminum test panels (prepared in accordance with

ASTM D4956 7.2 Panel Preparations). Solvents and immersion time shall be as outlined in Table 3.

TABLE 3 – SOLVENTS AND IMMERSION TIME

SOLVENT IMMERSION TIME

Turpentine 10 minutes

Mineral Spirits 10 minutes

Isopropyl Alcohol 1 minute

WARNING

These solvents are flammable and toxic. Avoid inhalation and prolonged skin contact. Do not expose to open flame or sparks.

At the end of the immersion period, remove the test panels from the exposure containers and allow drying before visual inspection.

4.7.3.3 Acceptance/rejection criteria. A sample exhibiting any evidence of cracking, peeling, chipping, blistering, pitting, delamination, or dissolving of the film or adhesive at the conclusion of the environmental tests shall constitute it failing the entire testing procedure.

4.7.4 Documentation review. The documentation required by paragraph 3.6 shall be reviewed for conformance with this specification and copies shall be provided to the COR.

4.8 Rejection for defects. The Coast Guard will reject all items which do not conform to the requirements of this specification. Repair or replacement of the rejected items shall be by the Contractor at the

Contractor's expense. All rejected items shall be resubmitted for inspection only when they conform to the requirements of this specification. Resubmitted items shall be identified as such and shall be kept separate from new items. If defective items are found, no further items will be accepted by the Coast

Guard until the Contractor has demonstrated that the defects have been corrected and that the cause of the defects has been eliminated from the production process.

5. PRESERVATION, PACKING, MARKING, AND SHIPPING

5.1 Preservation. Per MIL-SPEC-2073-1E, Method 31, Waterproof bag, heat-sealed.

5.2 Packing. Shall be in accordance with MIL-SPEC-2073-1E Level B, to protect these assemblies and items during moderate worldwide shipment, handling, and storage conditions. The Contractor may propose alternate packaging solutions that meet these requirements and will be considered by the

Government on a case by case basis.

5.2.1 Unit of issue for characters. For the purposes of this specification, one unit of issue is one package

(PG).

One package for 6-inch, 8-inch, 10-inch and 12-inch size letters and numbers shall contain 10 items.

One package for 16-inch and 24-inch size letters and numbers shall contain 2 items.

5.2.1.1 Packaging of characters. Each unit of issue shall be individually packaged in a transparent heat-sealed plastic bag in accordance with MIL-DTL-117 Type III, Class B, Style 2. The plastic film shall be manufactured in accordance with A-A-3174, Type I or II, Class 1. All packages of one stock number in an order shall be boxed separately from all items of other stock numbers in a single-wall (SW) corrugated fiberboard (CF) Regular Slotted box (0201), manufactured in accordance with ASTM D5118/D5118M.

5.2.1.1.1 Box closure. Closure of regular slotted boxes (0201) shall be in accordance with ASTM

D1974/D1974M, Closure Method 2B7. The tape shall comply with Specification D5486/5486M, Type V.

5.2.2 Unit of issue for tape (or roll of film). One unit of issue is one roll (RO) of tape. The minimum buy quantity of rolls may all be placed within one box.

5.2.2.1 Packaging of tape (or rolls of film). All rolls of one stock number in an order shall be boxed separately from all items of other stock numbers in single-wall (SW) corrugated fiberboard (CF) Regular

Slotted boxes (0201), manufactured in accordance with ASTM D5118/D5118M. If a roll is individually boxed, a release liner between the box and roll shall be used. If multiple rolls (of the same stock number) are boxed within the same box, a release liner between each roll shall be used.

5.2.2.2 Box Closure. Closure of regular slotted boxes (0201) shall be in accordance with ASTM

D1974/D1974M, Closure Method 2B7. The tape shall comply with Specification D5486/D5486M, Type

V.

5.3 Marking. Each packaged item shall have a waterproof label securely attached or waterproof stencil on boxes or wood crates in the upper left-hand corner of the two longest sides (two opposite sides if square) of each box or crate in accordance with MIL-STD-129R. The lettering/marking shall be in capital letters/numbers of equal height, clearly visible, and the largest size practical for the package size within the acceptable range as specified in MIL-STD-129R.

5.3.1 Identification text marking on unit packs and intermediate containers. Unless specifically exempted in the contract or solicitation, the following identification text information shall be marked on all unit packs and intermediate containers, in the order listed. This requirement applies to all unit packs and intermediate containers repacked for shipment by military installations. Additional identification marking may be required by the contract and shall be placed either below the identification text marking or in a conspicuous location on the identification-marked side of the container. The following information shall be on the label attached to each box or crate. See 6.2 for label example and placement.

• NSN/NATO/ACN stock number. The in-the-clear NSN text, if applicable, shall include spaces or dashes and any prefix or suffix specified in the contract or solicitation. The encoded NSN in the linear (Code 39) bar code shall not include spaces or dashes, unless otherwise specified in the contract or solicitation.

• CAGE code. The CAGE code of the company awarded the contract for the item being shipped.

The CAGE code shall be preceded by the abbreviation “CAGE”.

• Part number. If a PN is specified in the contract or order, then only that PN shall be shown. The

PN specified in the contract may be the PN assigned by the Government procuring activity, or it may be the PN of the actual manufacturer or the PN assigned to the item by the company awarded the contract. For shipments sent directly from a subcontractor to a DoD/DHS addressee, the PN of the company awarded the contract shall be shown. The part number shall be preceded by the abbreviation “PN” or “P/N”. If the item has no PN assigned to it or if no PN is cited, the blank line may be omitted.

• Item description or nomenclature. The exact name and description of an item as it appears in the contract, purchase order or requisition shall be shown. Item description may be marked on more than one line if required due to space limitations. Standard abbreviations, although not desired, may be used if marking length is excessive.

• Quantity and UI. A non-definitive UI shall be accompanied by a quantitative expression such as

“PG (10 EA)” or “1 RO (150 FT)”.

• Procurement instrument identifier (PIID) (e.g., 17 character contract number or purchase order number). Contracts with a delivery order number (also 17 characters) under the above contract number or purchase order number shall be listed below the above contract number.

• Manufactured date. The date the item, materiel, or commodity was fabricated, processed, produced, or formed for use. This date shall be preceded by an abbreviation “MFD DATE” followed by the date, where “4/20” indicates a date of manufacture of April 2020.

• Gross Weight. The gross weight shall be expressed in pounds rounded up to the nearest pound.

The gross weight shall be preceded by the abbreviation “WT”.

• Serial number(s). When an item is assigned a serial number, that number shall be applied and preceded by an abbreviation “SER NO”.

• Additional marks. The words “CONDITION A” and on the next line “USCG SILC-WOPL

MATERIAL” shall be placed immediately below the identification text marking on the unit packs and intermediate containers.

An additional environmental label with the following information shall be placed beneath the above label.

“STORE IN COOL DRY ENVIRONMENT: BELOW 85 DEGREES F AND BELOW 60%

HUMIDITY”.

See 6.2 for label example and placement.

5.3.2 Multipack. An exterior container, box or palletized unit load containing multiple packages of the same or different National Stock Numbers (NSNs) shall also be marked “MULTIPACK” near the above label(s). The quantity on the labels on the outside of the multi-packed box/pallet shall indicate the total quantity within the box/pallet of each NSN and the serial numbers. The items in the MULTIPACK shall be secured by box, cardboard, shrink wrap, strapping, etc. If possible, group the items together by NSN.

5.3.2.1 Pallets. Coast Guard Warehouse only accepts standard size pallets 48 x 40 inches (maximum) due to shelving restrictions.

5.4 Bar coding. Coast Guard requires bar coding of the NSN, IAW ISO/IEC 16388:2007 Code 39

Symbology. See 6.2 for label placement and 6.3 for Bar Code examples.

5.4.1 Bar code label. Can be applied separately or as part of the marking required in 5.3.

5.5 Shipping. All items shall be shipped FOB destination. Unless otherwise specified per the contract, the

Contractor shall ship all items to the locations listed below:

US Coast Guard

Surface Forces Logistics Center

2401 Hawkins Point RD

Receiving Room - Building 88

Curtis Bay, MD 21226

Normal delivery hours at the warehouse are Monday through Friday 0730-1300 (excluding Federal

Holidays). Deliveries outside this window shall require prior written approval by the Contracting Officer.

Leonard R Raasch

Carpenter Shop Leader

U.S. Coast Guard

Industrial Production Detachment

Base Detachment St. Louis

100 Arsenal Street

Building 17

Saint Louis, Missouri 63118

USA

Scott Vorhees

COAST GUARD ISLAND

IPD Alameda

Building 15

Alameda, CA 94501-5100

USA

U. S. Coast Guard

IPD Ketchikan

1300 Stedman Street

Ketchikan, AK 99901

5.5.1 Shipment details. The Contractor shall notify the COR and Contracting Officer within three (3) business days of:

• date of shipment the contracted items/delivery order leaves the Contractor's facility

• name of the shipping company

• tracking number(s) of shipment

• expected arrival date and time at the Coast Guard facility

6. NOTES

6.1 Document sources.

6.1.1 Coast Guard documents.

United States Coast Guard Shore Infrastructure Logistics Center

Waterways Operations Product Line

300 East Main Street

Norfolk, VA 23510-9104

6.1.2 Industry publications.

American National Standards Institute USA (ANSI)

25 West 43rd Street, 4th floor

New York, NY 10036

Office 212-642-4900 Fax 212-398-0023

Customer Service or Document Sales 212-642-4980 https://webstore.ansi.org

The Engineered Wood Association (APA)

7011 S. 19th Street

Tacoma, WA 98466-5333

Main: 253-565-6600 Product support: 253-620-7400 Fax: 253-565-7265 https://www.apawood.org/contact-us

American Society for Quality (ASQ)

P.O. Box 3005

Milwaukee, WI 53201-3005 or

600 North Plankinton Avenue

Milwaukee, WI 53203

Customer Care Representatives 800-248-1946 http://asq.org/customer-service/contact-asq/index.html

American Society for Testing & Materials (ASTM)

100 Barr Harbor Drive

P.O. Box C700

West Conshohocken, PA 19428-2959

610-832-9500 Fax 610-832-9555 https://compass.astm.org https://webstore.ansi.org/ https://www.apawood.org/contact-us http://asq.org/customer-service/contact-asq/index.html https://compass.astm.org/

Federal Highway Administration (FHWA)

1200 New Jersey Ave. SE.

Washington, DC 20590

Office of Public Affairs 202-366-0600

0800-1630 M-F (except Federal holidays) https://mutcd.fhwa.dot.gov/SHSe/Alphabets.pdf

International Organization for Standardization (ISO)

ISO Central Secretariat

Chemin de Blandonnet 8

CP 401

1214 Vernier, Geneva, Switzerland

Phone +41 22 749 01 11 Fax: +41 22 733 34 30 central@iso.org

6.1.3 Military standards and specifications.

Defense Printing Service Detachment Office (NPM-DODSSP)

Bldg. 4D

700 Robbins Avenue

Philadelphia, PA 19111-5094

215-697-2667/2179 Fax 215-697-1462 https://assist.dla.mil

DOD & Navy Publications & Forms (Other Than DODSSP)

Naval Publication and Forms Center

5801 Tabor Avenue

Philadelphia, PA 19120

215-697-2000 https://assist.dla.mil https://mutcd.fhwa.dot.gov/SHSe/Alphabets.pdf mailto:central@iso.org https://assist.dla.mil/ https://assist.dla.mil/

6.2 Military marking example.

Example of unit pack, intermediate and exterior container identification markings (including an example of bar code markings).

6.3 Bar coding example.

6.4 Part number breakdown – retroreflective characters and retroreflective tape (explanation and examples).

TABLE 4 – PART NUMBER BREAKDOWN

RETROREFLECTIVE CHARACTERS (LETTERS AND NUMBERS)

1st Position 2nd Position 3rd Position 4th Position 5th Position

NUM=number

LTR=letter

Actual # or

Letter

Color Code

WHT = white

GRN = green

RED = red

BLK = black

Size in inches (IN)

Quantity of characters in each PG

NUM 2 WHT 16IN PG (2 EA) (Example)

LTR A WHT 6IN PG (10 EA) (Example)

RETROREFLECTIVE TAPE

1st Position 2nd Position 3rd Position 4th Position 5th Position 6TH

Position

Type of Film

RETRO

(retroreflective)

Size of width of tape in inches (IN)

Color Code

RED = red

ORG =

orange GRN

= green

WHT = white

YEL = yellow

Length of roll in feet

Optional – used if film is kiss-cut at what length in inches (IN)

Optional –

KC if film is kiss-cut

RETRO 3IN YEL 50FT 34IN KC (Example)

RETRO 3IN GRN 150FT (Example)

6.5 Retroreflective characters manufactured under this specification. The list below contains the National

Stock Number and Part Number of each Retroreflective Character manufactured under this specification.

Additional characters and colors may be added in the future as needed.

TABLE 5 – NATIONAL STOCK NUMBERS AND PART NUMBERS

# NSN PN

0001 7690-01-436-4586 NUM 0 WHT 6IN PG10

0002 7690-01-436-4590 NUM 0 WHT 8IN PG10

0003 7690-01-436-4523 NUM 0 WHT 10IN PG10

0004 7690-01-436-4625 NUM 0 WHT 12IN PG10

0005 7690-01-436-4529 NUM 0 WHT 16IN PG2

0006 7690-01-437-2805 NUM 1 WHT 6IN PG10

0007 7690-01-437-2813 NUM 1 WHT 8IN PG10

0008 7690-01-436-7820 NUM 1 WHT 10IN PG10

0009 7690-01-436-7821 NUM 1 WHT 12IN PG10

0010 7690-01-436-7824 NUM 1 WHT 16IN PG2

0011 7690-01-437-6214 NUM 2 WHT 6IN PG10

0012 7690-01-437-6216 NUM 2 WHT 8IN PG10

0013 7690-01-437-6049 NUM 2 WHT 10IN PG10

0014 7690-01-437-6051 NUM 2 WHT 12IN PG10

0015 7690-01-437-6219 NUM 2 WHT 16IN PG2

# NSN PN

0016 7690-01-438-1738 NUM 3 WHT 6IN PG10

0017 7690-01-438-1996 NUM 3 WHT 8IN PG10

0018 7690-01-438-0631 NUM 3 WHT 10IN PG10

0019 7690-01-438-0645 NUM 3 WHT 12IN PG10

0020 7690-01-438-1469 NUM 3 WHT 16IN PG2

0021 7690-01-438-9315 NUM 4 WHT 6IN PG10

0022 7690-01-438-9318 NUM 4 WHT 8IN PG10

0023 7690-01-438-9289 NUM 4 WHT 10IN PG10

0024 7690-01-438-9304 NUM 4 WHT 12IN PG10

0025 7690-01-438-9313 NUM 4 WHT 16IN PG2

0026 7690-01-439-0765 NUM 5 WHT 6IN PG10

0027 7690-01-439-0774 NUM 5 WHT 8IN PG10

0028 7690-01-439-0298 NUM 5 WHT 10IN PG10

0029 7690-01-439-0556 NUM 5 WHT 12IN PG10

0030 7690-01-439-0564 NUM 5 WHT 16IN PG2

0031 7690-01-439-4362 NUM 6 WHT 6IN PG10

0032 7690-01-439-4372 NUM 6 WHT 8IN PG10

0033 7690-01-439-0900 NUM 6 WHT 10IN PG10

0034 7690-01-439-4316 NUM 6 WHT 12IN PG10

0035 7690-01-439-4356 NUM 6 WHT 16IN PG2

0036 7690-01-440-2681 NUM 7 WHT 6IN PG10

0037 7690-01-440-2707 NUM 7 WHT 8IN PG10

0038 7690-01-440-2648 NUM 7 WHT 10IN PG10

0039 7690-01-440-2651 NUM 7 WHT 12IN PG10

0040 7690-01-440-2659 NUM 7 WHT 16IN PG2

0041 7690-01-440-3023 NUM 8 WHT 6IN PG10

0042 7690-01-440-3028 NUM 8 WHT 8IN PG10

0043 7690-01-440-2858 NUM 8 WHT 10IN PG10

0044 7690-01-440-3012 NUM 8 WHT 12IN PG10

0045 7690-01-440-3017 NUM 8 WHT 16IN PG2

0046 7690-01-691-9918 NUM 9 WHT 6IN PG10

0047 7690-01-691-9930 NUM 9 WHT 8IN PG10

0048 7690-01-691-9972 NUM 9 WHT 10IN PG10

0049 7690-01-691-9987 NUM 9 WHT 12IN PG10

0050 7690-01-692-0019 NUM 9 WHT 16IN PG2

0051 7690-01-435-3884 LTR A WHT 6IN PG10

0052 7690-01-435-3889 LTR A WHT 8IN PG10

0053 7690-01-435-3873 LTR A WHT 10IN PG10

0054 7690-01-435-3880 LTR A WHT 12IN PG10

0055 7690-01-435-6038 LTR B WHT 6IN PG10

0056 7690-01-435-6050 LTR B WHT 8IN PG10

0057 7690-01-435-6026 LTR B WHT 10IN PG10

0058 7690-01-435-6029 LTR B WHT 12IN PG10

0059 7690-01-435-7247 LTR C WHT 6IN PG10

0060 7690-01-435-7250 LTR C WHT 8IN PG10

0061 7690-01-435-7225 LTR C WHT 10IN PG10

0062 7690-01-435-7246 LTR C WHT 12IN PG10

0063 7690-01-435-7968 LTR D WHT 6IN PG10

0064 7690-01-435-7970 LTR D WHT 8IN PG10

0065 7690-01-435-7958 LTR D WHT 10IN PG10

0066 7690-01-435-7964 LTR D WHT 12IN PG10

0067 7690-01-436-0401 LTR E WHT 6IN PG10

0068 7690-01-436-0405 LTR E WHT 8IN PG10

0069 7690-01-435-8775 LTR E WHT 10IN PG10

0070 7690-01-435-8787 LTR E WHT 12IN PG10

0071 7690-01-436-0350 LTR E WHT 16IN PG2

0072 7690-01-692-0028 LTR F WHT 8IN PG10

0073 7690-01-692-0029 LTR F WHT 10IN PG10

0074 7690-01-692-0039 LTR F WHT 12IN PG10

0075 7690-01-692-0126 LTR F WHT 16IN PG2

0076 7690-01-692-0128 LTR G WHT 8IN PG10

0077 7690-01-692-0137 LTR G WHT 10IN PG10

0078 7690-01-692-0140 LTR G WHT 12IN PG10

0079 7690-01-692-0144 LTR H WHT 8IN PG10

0080 7690-01-692-0210 LTR H WHT 10IN PG10

0081 7690-01-692-0150 LTR H WHT 12IN PG10

0082 7690-01-692-0159 LTR I WHT 8IN PG10

0083 7690-01-692-0176 LTR I WHT 10IN PG10

0084 7690-01-692-0182 LTR I WHT 12IN PG10

0085 7690-01-692-0204 LTR J WHT 8IN PG10

0086 7690-01-692-0285 LTR J WHT 10IN PG10

0087 7690-01-692-0290 LTR J WHT 12IN PG10

0088 7690-01-692-0291 LTR K WHT 6IN PG10

0089 7690-01-692-0295 LTR K WHT 8IN PG10

0090 7690-01-692-0297 LTR K WHT 10IN PG10

0091 7690-01-692-0309 LTR K WHT 12IN PG10

0092 7690-01-692-0315 LTR K WHT 16IN PG2

0093 7690-01-692-0332 LTR L WHT 8IN PG10

0094 7690-01-692-0340 LTR L WHT 10IN PG10

0095 7690-01-692-0356 LTR L WHT 12IN PG10

0096 7690-01-692-0404 LTR M WHT 8IN PG10

0097 7690-01-692-0407 LTR M WHT 10IN PG10

0098 7690-01-692-0410 LTR M WHT 12IN PG10

0099 7690-01-692-0416 LTR N WHT 8IN PG10

0100 7690-01-692-0426 LTR N WHT 10IN PG10

0101 7690-01-692-0442 LTR N WHT 12IN PG10

0102 7690-01-692-0447 LTR O WHT 8IN PG10

0103 7690-01-691-9761 LTR O WHT 10IN PG10

0104 7690-01-691-9827 LTR O WHT 12IN PG10

0105 7690-01-691-9836 LTR P WHT 8IN PG10

0106 7690-01-691-9965 LTR P WHT 10IN PG10

0107 7690-01-692-0294 LTR P WHT 12IN PG10

0108 7690-01-691-9990 LTR Q WHT 8IN PG10

0109 7690-01-691-9999 LTR Q WHT 10IN PG10

0110 7690-01-692-0078 LTR Q WHT 12IN PG10

0111 7690-01-436-0440 LTR R WHT 6IN PG10

0112 7690-01-436-0445 LTR R WHT 8IN PG10

0113 7690-01-436-0410 LTR R WHT 10IN PG10

0114 7690-01-436-0496 LTR R WHT 12IN PG10

0115 7690-01-692-0301 LTR R WHT 16IN PG2

0116 7690-01-692-0446 LTR S WHT 8IN PG10

0117 7690-01-692-0471 LTR S WHT 10IN PG10

0118 7690-01-692-0910 LTR S WHT 12IN PG10

0119 7690-01-436-0885 LTR T WHT 8IN PG10

0120 7690-01-436-0844 LTR T WHT 10IN PG10

0121 7690-01-436-0866 LTR T WHT 12IN PG10

0122 7690-01-692-0943 LTR U WHT 8IN PG10

0123 7690-01-692-0954 LTR U WHT 10IN PG10

0124 7690-01-692-0986 LTR U WHT 12IN PG10

0125 7690-01-692-1079 LTR V WHT 8IN PG10

0126 7690-01-692-1133 LTR V WHT 10IN PG10

0127 7690-01-692-1148 LTR V WHT 12IN PG10

0128 7690-01-436-2775 LTR W WHT 6IN PG10

0129 7690-01-436-2782 LTR W WHT 8IN PG10

0130 7690-01-436-2684 LTR W WHT 10IN PG10

0131 7690-01-436-2703 LTR W WHT 12IN PG10

0132 7690-01-692-1185 LTR W WHT 16IN PG2

0133 7690-01-692-1202 LTR X WHT 8IN PG10

0134 7690-01-692-1244 LTR X WHT 10IN PG10

0135 7690-01-692-2426 LTR X WHT 12IN PG10

0136 7690-01-692-0448 LTR Y WHT 8IN PG10

0137 7690-01-692-2238 LTR Y WHT 10IN PG10

0138 7690-01-692-1790 LTR Y WHT 12IN PG10

0139 7690-01-692-1878 LTR Z WHT 8IN PG10

0140 7690-01-692-1885 LTR Z WHT 10IN PG10

0141 7690-01-692-1887 LTR Z WHT 12IN PG10

0142 7690-01-692-1900 NUM 0 GRN 6IN PG10

0143 7690-01-436-3295 NUM 0 GRN 8IN PG10

0144 7690-01-436-3282 NUM 0 GRN 12IN PG10

0145 7690-01-436-3292 NUM 0 GRN 16IN PG2

0146 7690-01-692-1903 NUM 1 GRN 6IN PG10

0147 7690-01-436-4746 NUM 1 GRN 8IN PG10

0148 7690-01-436-4736 NUM 1 GRN 12IN PG10

0149 7690-01-436-4742 NUM 1 GRN 16IN PG2

0150 7690-01-436-4744 NUM 1 GRN 24IN PG2

0151 7690-01-692-1488 NUM 2 GRN 6IN PG10

0152 7690-01-437-5428 NUM 2 GRN 8IN PG10

0153 7690-01-437-2976 NUM 2 GRN 12INPG10

0154 7690-01-437-2979 NUM 2 GRN 16IN PG2

0155 7690-01-437-5411 NUM 2 GRN 24IN PG2

0156 7690-01-692-1492 NUM 3 GRN 6IN PG10

0157 7690-01-437-9618 NUM 3 GRN 8IN PG10

0158 7690-01-437-9551 NUM 3 GRN 12IN PG10

0159 7690-01-437-9573 NUM 3 GRN 16IN PG2

0160 7690-01-437-9587 NUM 3 GRN 24IN PG2

0161 7690-01-438-3273 NUM 4 GRN 8IN PG10

0162 7690-01-438-3265 NUM 4 GRN 12IN PG10

0163 7690-01-438-3270 NUM 4 GRN 16IN PG2

0164 7690-01-438-3272 NUM 4 GRN 24IN PG2

0165 7690-01-438-9428 NUM 5 GRN 8IN PG10

0166 7690-01-438-9330 NUM 5 GRN 12IN PG10

0167 7690-01-438-9341 NUM 5 GRN 16IN PG2

0168 7690-01-438-9404 NUM 5 GRN 24IN PG2

0169 7690-01-439-0878 NUM 6 GRN 8IN PG10

0170 7690-01-439-0780 NUM 6 GRN 12IN PG10

0171 7690-01-439-0794 NUM 6 GRN 16IN PG2

0172 7690-01-439-0849 NUM 6 GRN 24IN PG2

0173 7690-01-692-1500 NUM 7 GRN 6IN PG10

0174 7690-01-439-4452 NUM 7 GRN 8IN PG10

0175 7690-01-439-4384 NUM 7 GRN 12IN PG10

0176 7690-01-439-4445 NUM 7 GRN 16IN PG2

0177 7690-01-439-4448 NUM 7 GRN 24IN PG2

0178 7690-01-692-1510 NUM 8 GRN 6IN PG10

0179 7690-01-440-2759 NUM 8 GRN 8IN PG10

0180 7690-01-440-2735 NUM 8 GRN 12IN PG10

0181 7690-01-440-2747 NUM 8 GRN 16IN PG2

0182 7690-01-440-2752 NUM 8 GRN 24IN PG2

0183 7690-01-692-1516 NUM 9 GRN 8IN PG10

0184 7690-01-692-1529 NUM 9 GRN 10IN PG10

0185 7690-01-692-0237 LTR A GRN 6IN PG10

0186 7690-01-435-3848 LTR A GRN 8IN PG10

0187 7690-01-435-3468 LTR A GRN 12IN PG10

0188 7690-01-435-3846 LTR A GRN 16IN PG2

0189 7690-01-435-5117 LTR B GRN 8IN PG10

0190 7690-01-435-4993 LTR B GRN 12IN PG10

0191 7690-01-435-5014 LTR B GRN 16IN PG2

0192 7690-01-435-6288 LTR C GRN 8IN PG10

0193 7690-01-435-6279 LTR C GRN 12IN PG10

0194 7690-01-435-7931 LTR D GRN 12IN PG10

0195 7690-01-435-8289 LTR E GRN 12IN PG10

0196 7690-01-692-0272 LTR F GRN 12IN PG10

0197 7690-01-692-0400 LTR G GRN 12IN PG10

0198 7690-01-692-0421 LTR H GRN 12IN PG10

0199 7690-01-692-0441 LTR K GRN 12IN PG10

0200 7690-01-692-0452 LTR L GRN 12IN PG10

0201 7690-01-692-0505 LTR N GRN 12IN PG10

0202 7690-01-692-0644 LTR P GRN 12IN PG10

0203 7690-01-692-0722 LTR R GRN 12IN PG10

0204 7690-01-692-0748 LTR S GRN 12IN PG10

0205 7690-01-692-0877 LTR S GRN 24IN PG2

0206 7690-01-692-0900 LTR T GRN 24IN PG2

0207 7690-01-692-0861 LTR W GRN 8IN PG10

0208 7690-01-692-0925 LTR W GRN 12IN PG10

0209 7690-01-436-3526 NUM 0 RED 8IN PG10

0210 7690-01-692-0942 NUM 0 RED 10IN PG10

0211 7690-01-436-3428 NUM 0 RED 12IN PG10

0212 7690-01-436-3523 NUM 0 RED 16IN PG2

0213 7690-01-692-0973 NUM 1 RED 6IN PG10

0214 7690-01-436-6373 NUM 1 RED 8IN PG10

0215 7690-01-436-6380 NUM 1 RED 12IN PG10

0216 7690-01-436-6322 NUM 1 RED 16IN PG2

0217 7690-01-437-5915 NUM 2 RED 8IN PG10

0218 7690-01-437-5563 NUM 2 RED 12IN PG10

0219 7690-01-437-5568 NUM 2 RED 16IN PG2

0220 7690-01-437-5913 NUM 2 RED 24IN PG2

0221 7690-01-438-0194 NUM 3 RED 8IN PG10

0222 7690-01-437-9797 NUM 3 RED 12IN PG10

0223 7690-01-437-9798 NUM 3 RED 16IN PG2

0224 7690-01-438-3639 NUM 4 RED 8IN PG10

0225 7690-01-438-3628 NUM 4 RED 12IN PG10

0226 7690-01-438-3636 NUM 4 RED 16IN PG2

0227 7690-01-692-0979 NUM 4 RED 24IN PG2

0228 7690-01-692-1123 NUM 5 RED 6IN PG10

0229 7690-01-438-9525 NUM 5 RED 8IN PG10

0230 7690-01-438-9517 NUM 5 RED 12IN PG10

0231 7690-01-438-9522 NUM 5 RED 16IN PG2

0232 7690-01-439-0898 NUM 6 RED 8IN PG10

0233 7690-01-439-0883 NUM 6 RED 12IN PG10

0234 7690-01-439-0890 NUM 6 RED 16IN PG2

0235 7690-01-692-1131 NUM 7 RED 6IN PG10

0236 7690-01-439-4786 NUM 7 RED 8IN PG10

0237 7690-01-439-4748 NUM 7 RED 12IN PG10

0238 7690-01-439-4765 NUM 7 RED 16IN PG2

0239 7690-01-439-4774 NUM 7 RED 24IN PG2

0240 7690-01-440-2843 NUM 8 RED 8IN PG10

0241 7690-01-440-2763 NUM 8 RED 12IN PG10

0242 7690-01-440-2768 NUM 8 RED 16IN PG2

0243 7690-01-440-2772 NUM 8 RED 24IN PG2

0244 7690-01-692-1146 NUM 9 RED 12IN PG10

0245 7690-01-692-1208 NUM 9 RED 16IN PG2

0246 7690-01-435-3868 LTR A RED 8IN PG10

0247 7690-01-435-3852 LTR A RED 12IN…