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 SB 740-95-700
Quality Defect Code
Explanation
*95A
Deterioration, stage I.
*95B
Deterioration, stage II.
75
Contract, specifications, receiving reports,
*95C
Deterioration, stage III.
or other required documents incorrect,
*96
Deterioration, inorganic vitreous items
incomplete, not available, or changes not
(glass, ceramic, solid carbon, etc.).
with the contract. (Chargeable as one
*96A Deterioration, stage I.
minor defect per line item.)
*96B Deterioration, stage II.
76
Contract specifications or other required
97
Reserved for future use.
documents inadequate for inspection or
98
Reserved for future use.
acceptance purposes. (Chargeable as
99
Reserved for future use.
one minor defect per line item.)
77
Materiel not segregated (serviceable and
*NOTE: These defect codes relate to the
unserviceable items intermingled).
deterioration
defined
in
(Chargeable as one major defect per line
(Definitions) and are required for evaluation of
item.)
AMCCOM materiel using this supply bulletin. Since
78
Stock selection deficiency (first-in/first-out
the codes are not included in AR 740-3, they need
(FI/FO)). (Chargeable as one minor de-
not be used for reporting under ADP systems, i.e.,
fect per line item.)
SPEEDEX.
79
Reserved for future use.
b. Inspection level (IL). Inspection levels have
(i) Group 8 (storage deficiencies).
been selected from MIL-STD-105 to provide the smallest
Quality Defect Code
Explanation
possible
sample
size
consistent
with
quality
80
Improper or inadequate stacking or stor-
requirements. Inspection level codes are as follows:
ing. (Chargeable as one minor defect per
General Levels
Special Levels
line item.)
G1 (I in MIL-STD-105)
S1
81
Facility deficiencies: roof leaking, grid
G2 (II in MIL-STD-105)
S2
markings incorrect, equipment deficien-
G3 (III in MIL-STD-105)
S3
cies, etc. (Chargeable as one minor de-
................................................... S4
fect per line item.)
c. Acceptable
Quality
Level
(AQL).
82
Improper pallet count or quantities in loca-
Acceptable quality levels have been selected from MIL-
tion-inventory defects. (Chargeable as
STD-105 to give that level of sampling protection
one minor defect per line item.)
required to provide serviceable equipment to users.
83
Improper marking or placarding. (Charge-
Separate AQL's are provided for major and minor
able as one minor defect per line item.)
defects.
84
Materiel mislocated. (Chargeable as one
d. Shelf-Life Codes (SLC). The codes shown
minor defect per line item.)
in appendix A were assigned by the developers of the
85
Handling deficiencies (storage). (Charge-
item. Shelf-life codes for Type I (non-extendable) and
able as one minor defect per line item.)
Type II (extendable) shelf-life items are defined by AR
86
Improper storage space. (Chargeable as
700- 89.
one major defect per line item.)
Shelf life
Type I
Type II
87
Reserved for future use.
Non-deteriorative
0
0
88
Reserved for future use.
1 month
A
-
89
Reserved for future use.
2 months
B
-
(j) Group 9 (miscellaneous).
3 months
C
1
Quality Defect Code
Explanation
4 months
D
-
(see paras 1-3b(2) and (4))
5 months
E
-
90
Corrosion, metals, stage I.
6 months
F
2
91
Corrosion, metals, stage II.
9 months
G
3
92
Corrosion, metals, stage III.
12 months
H
4
93
Corrosion, metals, stage IV.
15 months
J
-
*94
Deterioration, polymeric plastic items (vinyl,
18 months
K5
5
celluloid, bakelite, lucite, rubber, etc.)
21 months
L
-
*94A Deterioration, stage I.
24 months
M6
6
*94B Deterioration, stage II.
27 months
N
-
*94C Deterioration, stage III.
30 months
P
-
*95
Deterioration, polymeric non-plastic items
36 months
Q
7
Quality Defect Code
Explanation
48 months
R
8
(cloth, leather, hair, fur, felt, paper, cork,
60 months
S
9
cardboard, wood, etc.).
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