A.02.W912J2-18-Q-6024_Q&A.docx
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Q&A 25 July 2018 *Please also see the attached file “Purchase Requirement v2”. Specifications have been updated.
Q: Which way do you want to measure your power levels, sustained or peak power?
A: The minimum sustained watts per gallon is 33, calculated as the specified 4,000 sustained watts divided by the amount of liquid in the specified dimensions which is 24” deep. The maximum sustained watts per gallon is 40. Air Force Technical Order 11W1-12-4-32 specifies, “Ultrasonic watt density shall not exceed 40 watts/gallon.
Q: An electric lift was specified. Is pneumatic a viable option?
A: Yes.
Q: What is the minimum weight capacity of the lift?
A: 250 lbs.
Q: Should 220V be specified rather than 110v for the power requirement?
A: 220V would be the best option.
Q: How much cleaner should be provided with the unit?
A: At a minimum, enough to provide 2 full tanks of cleaner at the recommended levels.
Q: Are casters required due to the size and weight of the filled unit?
A: Casters are no longer required.
Q: What types of firearms are being cleaned:
A: M61A1 20 mm gun
Q: What is the output of firearms to be cleaned?
A: We clean about 2 to 3 guns per month.
Q: Is the solvent water-based?
A: We will use the recommended solvent that the part washer manufacturer says will work best to remove carbon.
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