PACKAGING OF METAL REQUIREMENTS.pdf
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- 9535 Perforated Sheet, Titanium Grade 9 Federal contract opportunity
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- N0040625QS206
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The document IP083 is a technical requirements specification for packaging, marking, and shipping metal products. It provides detailed instructions for packing various metal items such as plates, strips, sheets, bars, rods, angle stock, tubes, and pipes, specifying packing methods including snug-fitting boxes reinforced with steel straps, metal packs, and wood-capped containers. The document also outlines shipping requirements for air transportation through the Defense Transportation System, including specific guidelines for shipment to military aerial ports and Consolidation and Containerization Points (CCPs), with listed specific DOD Activity Address Codes for various military bases including locations in California, Pennsylvania, Japan, and other U.S. military installations.
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IP083: Packaging, Marking, and Shipping of Metal Plating, Sheets, and other Metal Products
1. Metal plates, strips, sheets, bars, rods, angle stock, tubes, and pipe are to be packed for shipment as follows:
a. Plate, sheet, and strip must be packed in snug-fitting boxes reinforced with steel straps or in metal packs. Snug-fitting boxes are defined as fully enclosed rigid container having length, width, and depth.
b. Bar, rod, angle stock, pipe, and tube shall be packed in snug-fitting crates with solid wood ends or in boxes for protection. Snug-fitting crates are defined as a container of an open-frame construction.
c. Single pieces or bundles of steel stock must have a snug-fitting wood cap secured over each end.
2. Shipment by Air:
a. Shipment through the Defense Transportation System: DTR 4500.9-R, Part II, outlines the movement and establishes uniform handling of cargo throughout the Defense Transportation System. Shippers are responsible for ensuring all cargo tendered to Air Terminals is packed, marked, labeled, and documented in accordance with the DTR 4500.9-R, Part II. Publication is available at: https://www.ustranscom.mil/dtr/dtrp2.cfm.
b. Shipment to/through a military aerial port or military Consolidation and Containerization Point (CCP) to include but not limited to those DOD Activity Address Codes (DODAAC) listed below, for onward movement to an OCONUS customer shall comply with AFMAN 24-605 V2, Ch 3, Air Transportation Operations. Publication is available at:
https://static.e-publishing.af.mil/production/1/af_a4/publication/dafi24-605v2/dafi24- 605v2.pdf.
SW3225 – CCP (Tracy, CA) SW3123 – CCP (New Cumberland, PA) SW3142 – Yokosuka, Japan N45627 – Norfolk NAS Terminal FB4427 (Terminating)/FY9150 (In-Transit) – Travis AFB FB4497 (Terminating)/FY9125 (In-Transit) – Dover AFB FB4418 (Terminating)/FY4462 (In-Transit) – Joint Base Charleston AFB FB4484 (Terminating)/FY4484 (In-Transit) – Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst FB4479 – Joint Base Lewis-McChord
c. Blocking, bracing, dunnage and shoring must be as specified in DTR 4500.9-R, Part II, Chapter 208, para. L, https://www.ustranscom.mil/dtr/dtrp2.cfm.
d. Additional information can be found at https://www.dla.mil/Logistics-Operations/Packaging/.
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