SOW.pdf
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- Magnetic particle wet bench used for Nondestructive Testing Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 80NSSC24881891Q
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This document is a Statement of Work (SOW) for a magnetic particle wet bench used for Nondestructive Testing. The key requirements include:
At least 4,000 amps Alternating Current (AC) and 5,000 amps Full Wave Direct Current (FWDC) single phase DC with step down demagnetization. The bench must have a minimum 41-inch part capacity length, 12-inch coil diameter, pneumatic head stocks, a recirculating pump for the bath, and an inspection hood/enclosure with ventilation. The outside dimensions must not exceed the specified limits. Additionally, the bench requires adjustable magnetic shot timer, white light with switch, and UL certification for 460V 60Hz power.
The associated federal contract opportunity is solicitation number 80NSSC24881891Q, issued by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration Shared Services Center, a civilian agency. The opportunity type is an Request for Quote (RFQ) based on the attached SOW.
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Statement of Work
This purchase is for a magne c par cle wet bench used for Nondestruc ve Tes ng. The requirements for the bench are as follows:
At least 4,000 amps Alterna ng Current (AC)
At least 5,000 amps Full Wave Direct Current (FWDC) single phase
DC step down demagne za on
Minimum 41-inch part capacity length
12-inch coil diameter
Pneuma c head stocks
Recircula ng pump for bath
Inspec on hood/enclosure with ven la on hood
Outside dimensions shall not exceed
Adjustable mag shot mer from .5 seconds to 2 seconds
White light with switch
UL cer fied
460 V 60 Hz
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