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PRIVATE SPECIFICATION

for the

SOUTH AFRICAN POLICE SERVICE

WARM JACKET, BLUE, OPERATIONAL WEAR

SAPS 2722/11 Version 02.0/May 2012

1. Scope

This specification covers the material, cut and make of warm jackets (operational wear) for personnel of the South African Police Service.

NOTE: Attention is drawn to clause 12.3 regarding the possible inclusion of bar-coded labelling.

For the purpose of this specification the definitions given in SANS 10371 'Terms and definitions for clothing" and the following shall apply:

Acceptable:

Nominal:

SANS:

Acceptable to the South African Police Service

Subject to the tolerances normal to good manufacturing practice

South African National Standard

slide fastener front closure with storm flap storm flap to fasten with press-studs

two welt side pockets waist with draw-cord tunnel back to have:

yoke a waist seam fastening tabs at the side seam

stand type collar with concealed hood long sleeves with cuffs that is fitted with elastic webbing and an adjustment tab shoulder straps that fasten with press-studs have side seam openings that shall be fitted with a slide fastener bottom hem to be fitted with a draw-cord fully lined with lining fully interlined with wadding

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4. Illustrations

Illustrations are not to scale and are for guidance only.

Figure 1 - Front


Figure 2 - Back

5. Client furnished Materials

No moterials will be supplied by the South African Police Service.

r 6. Component Materials

The following materials shall be supplied and used by the manufacturer. Trim charts shall also be submitted by the manufacturer (see Annex A).

6.1 Outer material

• to comply with the requirements for type RPR 66 of SANS 1387-11 "Woven cotton and similar apparel fabrics - Part 11: Polyester-and-cellulosic raincoat fabrics"


• colour to be a match, in terms of SANS 10076-1, "The assessment of defects in textile piece-goods and made-up articles - Part 1: Defects inwoven piece-goods (cellulosic and cellulosic blends)", to colour No 192c-09 "Oxford blue (PES/VIS)" of CKS 129 "Colours for textiles"

6.2 Lining

• polyester lining that complies with the requirements for type L61PSANS 1387-7 "Woven cotton and similar apparel fabrics - Part 7: Jacket linings"

• colour to be an acceptable match to the colour of the outer material

6.3 Interlining

• acceptable fusible interlining • complying with the requirements of CKS 627 "Fusible interiinings"

The selection of interlining of appropriate mass per unit area to be determined by consultation with the supplier of the interlining. The manufacturer will be held responsible for the performance of the interlining.

6.4 Wadding

• polyester wadding • of nominal mass 120 g/m2

6.5 Press stud fasteners

NOTE: Behind each press-stud fastener section shall be a reinforcing patch of outer material on the inside of the jacket (not visible).

brass base gunmetal finish male and female type to consist of a cap, socket, stud and post female part to have dome of nominaf outside diameter 15 mm nominal inside diameter of the hole to be 7 mm

6.6 Slide fasteners

NOTE; Attention is drawn to clause A-1.2 of Annex A regarding the submission of conformance certificates.

• to comply with the requirements of Class D slide fasteners of SANS 1822 "Slide fasteners" • synthetic (nylon) chain • colour to be an acceptable match to the colour of the outer material

6.6.1 Front slide fastener

• two-way open-end

6.6.2 Collar opening and side opening

• one-way closed end


6.7 Draw cords

• round lacing of diameter 8 mm • braided cord to be of nylon or polyester • colour to be an acceptable match to the colour of the outer material

6.8 Draw cord cones

• plastic cones of nominal length 13 mm • diameter of hole to be such as to neatly accommodate the draw cord • colour to be an acceptable match to the colour of the outer material

6.9 Elastic webbing

• to comply with the requirements for type 1 of SANS 142 "Narrow elastic fabrics and strip" • to be of width 50 mm

6.10 Embroidery thread

• a 100% viscose machine embroidery thread • colour to be an acceptable match to colour No. 866C-01 "Old gold thread" of CKS 129 "Colours for textiles"

6.11 Sewing thread

• to comply with relevant requirements of SANS 1362 "Sewing thread" • polyester-and-cotton core-spun • ticket No 80 • colour to be an acceptable match to the colour of the outer material


7. Workmanship

The warm jackets shall be:

• cut and made with first-class workmanship throughout • of uniform and acceptable make, colour and finish

Shall be free from:

• defects, which affect their appearance or may affect their serviceability (or both) • marks • spots • stains, incurred in the making-up

Seams and stitches shall be:

• smooth and uniform • free from twists, peats and puckers • sufficiently extensible to avoid seam cracking and undue shrinkage in use

Ends of sewing shall be:

• trimmed and loose threads removed • back-tacked if unsecured


8. Sizes

Measuring point Description

A - A Chest Circumference

Measure at the base of the scye, with garment spread completely flat, front slide fastener fastened, and multiply by two.

B - B Back length Measure from the centre back neck seam to the bottom edge of the garment.

A - C Sleeve length Measure from the base of the scye to the outer edge of the cuff.

D - D Back width Measure across the width of the back along the back yoke seam, from one sleeve insertion seam to the other.

B - E Depth of scye Measure from the centre back neck seam to the level of the base of the scye.

F - F Bottom hem Measure across the width of the bottom hem, with the slide fastener fastened and fastening tabs loose, draw string relaxed and multiply by two.

C - G Cuff circumference Measure across the width at the bottom end of the relaxed cuff, with the adjustment tab fastened to the first press stud, and multiply by two.


Table 1 - Size chart

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Item Control

Number Size

Designation Nominal finished garment measurement, cm Item Control

Number Size

Designation Chest Back length Sleeve length

Back width Depth of scye

Bottom hem circumferce

Cuff circumference

8415T05028345 X-Small

77/82

100 86 51 46 30 100 20

8415T05028308 Small

87/92

110 87 53 48 31 110 21

8415T05028309 Medium

97/102

120 88 55 50 32 120 22

8415T05028310 Large

107/112

130 89 57 52 33 130 23

8415T05028311 X-Large

117/122

140 90 59 54 34 140 24

8415T05028312 2X-Large

127/132

150 91 60 56 35 150 25

8415T05028313 3X-Large

137/142

160 92 61 58 36 160 26

1) Based on the chest circumference, in centimetres, of the intended wearer.


9. Make

Illustrations are not to scale and for guidance only, and unless inconsistent with the text , all measurements are nominal.

9.1 Foreparts 9.1.1 General:

• be single breasted • fasten with a slide fastener • be cut with straight side seams • have side openings that are fitted with slide fasteners • have straight bottom hems • be fully lined with lining • be fully interlined with wadding

9.1.2 Forepart panels

Each forepart to:

• be cut in two sections - body section that shall consist of a single panel (see 9.1.2.1)

- a slide fastener stand (see 9.1.2.2)

9.1.2.1 Body

Each body section to: • be fitted with a welt side pocket (see 9.6) • have a straight side seam • fitted with a male press-stud section

in a corresponding position to the female section positioned on the tab positioned on the back hem (see 9.2.3)

• be fitted with a waist tunnel of outer material of finished width 30 mm positioned on the outside foreparts at waist level (note: tunnel to be positioned in such a way that it does not interfere with the side openings, but still in proportion to the actual waist position) top and bottom edges to be turned in 10 mm and edge-stitched 2 mm to extend from the side seam to 35 mm from the stand-to-body seam front edge to be turned in 30 mm rear edge to be sewn in with the side seam fitted with a draw cord length •=> of such length that 18 cm shall protrude beyond the tunnel opening before adjustment <=> rear edge to be sewn in with the side seam => front free edge to be fitted with a draw-cord cone

• RIGHT body to be fitted with a storm flap of outer material lined with outer material interlined with interlining sewn in with the body-to-stand seam to conceal the slide fastener front opening to extend from the gorge seam to the bottom hem of finished width 90 mm edge-stitched 2 mm and 7 mm along all edges fitted with four female press-studs in corresponding positions to the male sections in the slide fastener stand


• fitted with a male press-stud at the shoulder area that shall fasten to the female section in the shoulder strap

• LEFT body to be fitted with embroidery the wording "POLICE" to be embroidered with embroidery thread word to be in capital letters length of word to be 58 mm (see figure 5) height of letters to be 15 mm positioned in such a way that the " I " of the word "POLICE" shall be centred in the distance between the slide-fastener-stand-to-body-seam and the sleeve insertion seam (see figure 6) positioned from the neck point as given in figure 6 on size 2x-Large and graded proportionally on the smaller and larger sizes

Embroidery

Storm flap

Waist tunnel

Draw-cord

Side pocket

Side opening

Fastening tab

Figure 3 - Components positioned on forepart


9.1.2.2 Slide fastener stand

Each slide fastener stand to:

• be of outer material • be lined with outer material • interlined with interlining • positioned along the front edge of each jacket • extend from the top edge of the collar to the bottom edge of the jacket • of finished width 35 mm • be fitted with a stringer of the slide fastener

to extend from the top edge of the collar to 13 cm above the bottom edge of the jacket sandwiched between the front edge of the stand and the stand lining top-stitched 2 mm and 7 mm along the side and top edges

• LEFT slide fastener stand to be fitted with press-studs four in total male sections top stud to be positioned 25 mm below the collar seam (centres) bottom stud be positioned 25 mm above the bottom edge of the stand (centres) remaining two studs to be equidistantly spaced between the top and bottom studs centre of studs to be positioned 20 mm from the stand-to-body seam (centres)

• be top-stitched 2 mm and 7 mm along the stand-to-body seams and front edges

Left slide fastener stand

Right slide fastener stand

Open storm flap

Female press-stud sectioi s

flale press-stud sections

35 mm

Figure 4 - Front opening


25 mm

Figure 5 - Left forepart


Figure 6 - Positioning of embroidery

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9.2 Back

Each back t o :

consist of the following sections yoke centre section lower section

be cut with a waist seam that shall be top-stitched 2 mm and 7 mm fully lined with lining fully interlined with wadding

9.2.1 Yoke

• be a double yoke • of finished depth 13 cm (measured at centre back) • such that the shoulder seams are positioned on the natural shoulder line • lower yoke seam and shoulder seams to be edge-stitched 2 mm and 7 mm

9.2.2 Centre section

• to extend from the bottom edge of the yoke to the waist seam • to be plain

9.2.3 Lower section

• to extend from the waist seam to the bottom hem • to be fitted with fastening tabs (see 9.3) • incorporate side openings

#> Yoke

** Centre section

*• Lower section

*• Fastening tab

Figure 7 - Back


9.3 Side seams Each side seam to:

• be straight • be fitted with a slide fastener

extending from approximately 20 mm above the bottom hem of finished length 30 cm centrally positioned over the side seam puller and slider to be positioned at the bottom when slide fastener is closed not visible when closed {side seam edges to be abutted) side and top edges to be edge-stitched 7 mm slide fastener to be sandwiched between the outer garment and lining top edge to be horizontally bar-tacked along the full width bottom edges to be vertically bar-tacked

• be fitted with a fastening tab of double folded outer material of finished width 25 mm of finished length 60 mm front edge to be positioned 25 mm forward of the side seam top-stitched 2 mm along the edges sewn to the back panel and secured with a box-tack fitted with a female press-stud, centrally positioned, 15 mm from the front edge (centres) of such length that the female press-stud section shall be in a corresponding position to the male press-stud section that is positioned on the forepart bottom edge of fastening tab to be positioned in line with the bottom edge of the jacket


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Side seam

Back

Draw-cord

Figure 8 - Side opening


9.4 Collar Collar to be:

a stand type collar of outer material lined with outer material interlined with wadding such that it shall extend from the one slide-fastener-stand-to-body seam to the other of finished depth 95 mm incorporating a horizontal slide fastener opening that shall give access to a concealed hood edge-stitched 2 mm and 7 mm along the top and front edges

Hood opening:

• to be centrally positioned in the collar • to be of finished length 42 cm • fitted with a slide fastener that shall extend along the full length of the hood opening

- puller to be positioned at the left when slide fastener is closed - stringers to be positioned behind the folded-in edges of the opening and edge-stitched 2 mm along all

edges

Hood:

• rolled up and concealed inside the collar when not in use • made from two sections of outer material which shall be seamed together from the centre of the forehead to

the centre back - seam to be top-stitched 5 mm

• back edge sewn with the collar seam - to within 40 mm of each end of the slide fastener opening - remainder hemmed 8 mm

• face opening circumference 64 cm • face opening to be finished with a 10 mm hem, forming a draw-cord tunnel

- opening at each end to be left open for protrusions of draw-cord - draw cord to be secured with a vertical stitching through the seam that joins the two hood halves - draw cord to protrude 16 cm from each tunnel opening before adjustment - free ends to be fitted with draw cord cones


32 cm

Figure 9 - Hood and collar


9.5 Sleeves

Sleeves:

• one-piece set in sleeves • fully lined with lining and fully interlined with wadding

sleeve insertion seams of lining (together with wadding) to be bound with bias-cut strips of binding > of nominal finished width 12 mm to 15 mm (after being attached) > binding to be of lining

• sleeve insertion seams to be top-stitched 2 mm and 7 mm • adjustable cuffs

Figure 10 -Sleeves

cuffs:

• to be cut in two sections: front section and rear section • both sections to be of folded outer material • finished depth 50 mm • front section of cuff:

- plain - interlined with interlining - of finished length 12 cm - outer edge to be edge-stitched 2 mm and 7 mm - fitted with an adjustment tab

•=> of double folded outer material


=> of finished width 50 mm => of finished length 65 mm •* sewn in with the underarm sleeve, facing upwards (seam joining the front and rear cuff sections) => edge-stitched 2 mm and 7 mm along the free edges •=> fitted with a female section of a press-stud which shall be centrally positioned and 15 mm from the free

edge of the adjustment tab - fitted with two centrally positioned male press-stud sections

=> first stud to be in a corresponding position to the female section on the strap =* second stud to be positioned 35 mm apart from the first (centres)

back section of cuff: - fitted with elastic webbing - ruched with three rows of stitching

9.6 Side pockets

welt pockets slanted swing type front bottom edge of welt to be positioned % of the length of the forepart away from the side seam (see figure 5) front bottom edge to be positioned at a 70 ° angle to the horizontal (see figure 11) front bottom edge of welt to be positioned 16 cm above thefcottom hem (figure 11) welts to be: - of double folded outer material - of finished width 40 mm - of finished length 17 cm - top-stitched 2 mm and 8 mm from the side edges - top-stitched 8 mm from the free edges pocket bags: - rear part to be of outer material - top part to be of lining - shall not be caught in with the bottom hem or any seams - of finished width 17 cm (measured from the outer bottom edge of the welt) - of finished depth 40 mm (below the lower edge of the welt)


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Side opening

16 cm

Figure 11 -Weltside pocket


9.7 Shoulder straps

of outer material lined with outer material interlined with interlining have a mitred point top stitched 7 mm around the free edges mitre to be of finished length 20 mm of minimum length 12 cm (measured to base of mitre to sleeve insertion seam) of width 40 mm at the sleeve end tapering to 35 mm at the base of the mitre of such length that the point of the mitre is 15 mm from the collar seam wide end of the strap sewn in with the sleeve-to-shoulder seam centre line of strap to be 5 mm forward of the shoulder seam fitted with a female section press-stud - positioned at the base of the mitre (centre)

NOTE 1 - The shoulder seam shall be positioned on the natural shoulder line.

NOTE 2 - The shoulder strap fastening position (15 mm from collar seam) may deviate on small sizes in instances where the shoulder seams are too short to adhere to the above requirement. In such instances, the strap shall fasten appropriately to ensure that the 12 cm embroidered epaulette can still fit onto the shoulder.

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9.8 Lining

• a layer of lining fabric and a layer of wadding that are quilted by vertical rows of stitching 10 cm apart • front, back and sleeves to be fully lined and interlined with wadding as given above • front edge of lining to be sewn to the facing of the slide fastener stand seam

Lining and wadding

Outer material

Figure 13 - Left inside view (refers to when jacket is worn)


9.9 Hanger • folded outer material or acceptable tape • of length 60 mm width 10 mm • sewn centrally to the base of the collar at the back neck on the inside • each end of the hanger to be securely bar-tacked

9.10 Bottom hem • to be of finished width 20 mm • tunnel to be fitted with a draw-cord

ends to protrude 20 cm from openings before adjustment free ends to be fitted with draw-cord cones to be secured with a vertical stitching in centre of tunnel on the back panel

Stitches, seams and stitching

10.1 Stitches

Sewing: lock stitch or safety stitch Overlooking stitch: three of four thread overlocking stitch

10.2 Seams Seams to be least 10 mm wide {unless otherwise stated)

Attaching front slide fastener: seam type SSq-3

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Form seam Type SSa-1, using three or more plies of material. Then turn each outer pty back at the seam and seam with the appropriate number of rows of stitches.

Attaching slide fasteners on collar opening, and side openings: seam type LSb-1

Turn in the edge of one ply of material, lap it on the edge of a strip, and seam with the appropriate number of rows of stitches.

Free edges of collar, fastening tabs and pocket mouth of side pocket: seam type SSe-3

zizzb Form seam Type SSa-1, using two plies of material. Then turn back each ply at the seam and seam through the turned edges with the appropriate number of rows of stitches.


Free edges of shoulder straps: seam type SSe-2

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Form seam Type SSa-1, using two plies of material. Then turn back each ply at the seam and seam through the turned edges with the appropriate number of rows of stitches.

Main seams: seam type SSa-1

Superimpose two or more plies of material and seam with one row of stitches positioned at the specific distance(s) from the aligned edges.

Attachment of binding around lining sleeve insertion seams: seam type BSc-1

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Turn in both edges of a binding strip, fold it round the edge of a ply or plies of material, and seam with the appropriate number of rows of stitches.

Centre seam of hood: seam type LSbm-3

D Form seam Type SSa-2 (using two plies of material) with one row of overedge stitches. Then turn the top ply back at the seam and seam with the appropriate number of rows of stitches

10.3 Stitchings Bottom hem and free edges of hood: stitching type EFb

C

Turn in the specified width at the edge of a ply of material, fold back the turned edge, and stitch the turned-in and folded portion with the appropriate number of rows of stitches.

All exposed raw edges: stitching type EFd

€> Stitch over the edge of a ply of material with one row of stitches.


10.4 Number of stitches

seaming and top stitching: 40 ± 4 per 10 cm

overlooking: 36 ± 4 per 10 cm

bar tracks: 12 ± 1 per 1 cm

11. Care-labelling and marking on each jacket

11.1 Label properties All labels shall:

• be white woven fabric labels that are printed • comply with SANS 1309 " Printed labels for textiles"

information to be in legible and indelible block letters of height at least 3 mm • permanently secured • be such that they outlast the garments (including the markings)

11.2 Care-labelling • each garment shall have a label that provides correct and appropriate care instructions (in

accordance with SANS10011 "Care-labelling of textile piece-goods, textile articles and clothing") • each label to include the composition of the main fabric in accordance with the requirements of

SANS 10235 "Fibre-content labelling of textiles and textile products"

11.3 Marking • Each jacket shall have, centrally positioned on the inside at the back and sewn in with the collar

seam, a label that provides the following information:

the size designation the manufacturer's name the order or contract number the manufacturer's trade mark (where applicable) the year of manufacture

- the ICN the country of origin, i.e. "Made in RSA" the VAT No of the contractor

12. Packaging and marking of packaging

12.1 Packing

12.1.1 The jackets shall be:

NOTE: Supplier to remove all sobar labelling on the garments before delivery.


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• delivered in a commercially dry condition • so packed that they will not be damaged in transit or in storage • neatly folded and individually packed in a plastics envelope of suitable size and shape • unless otherwise specified in the order or contract, acceptably packed for transportation

acceptable bulk containers that comply with the following: coffin type boxes with a base and lid double sided corrugated board boxes dimensions: 1000 mm x 500 mm x 300 mm

in

w w y w y y w w w w w v w v w v

Diagram of double sided corrugated board

12.1.2 Contents of bulk container:

• total mass of packed bulk container shall not exceed 25 kg • only jackets of the same size designation to be packed together in a bulk container • each bulk container shall contain the same amount of jackets (per consignment) 4 the number of jackets packed in a bulk container shall always be a factor of ten, e.g.

(according to the supplier's discretion) 30, 40

NOTE: Different sizes may never be packed together in a bulk container. The last bulk container of EACH SPECIFIC SIZE per consignment may contain QUANTITES that deviate from the prescribed amount of jackets. If this is the case, the supplier will mark this container with a clearly visible red sticker at each outer end of the lid for easy identification.

12.2 Marking

12.2.1 Plastics envelopes

Each envelope to be clearly marked with the following information:

• the designation • the size designation • the Item Control Number

12.2.2 Bulk containers

Each bulk container shall have a label securely attached to the outside. This label shall be visible when the containers are stacked and shall provide the information in legible and indelible markings as follows:

the manufacturer's name or trade mark or both the order number or contract number the item description (designation) the quantity of the item the size designation of the item the year of manufacture mass of the packed container the Item Control Number (ICN) the invoice number(s) the total mass of the packed container the SABS Inspection Certificate Number


12.3 Additional marking When so required by the South African Police Service, Supply Chain Management, jackets, envelopes or containers (or any combination of these) to bear information additional to that specified above, e.g. the inclusion of bar coded item labels.

13. Normative references

The following standards contain provisions which, through reference in this text, constitute provisions.of this specification. All standards are subject to revision and, since any reference to a standard is deemed to be a reference to the latest edition of that standard, parties to agreements based on this specification are encouraged to take steps to ensure the use of the most recent editions of the standards indicated below* Information on currently valid national and international standards may be obtained from the South African Bureau of Standards \

CKS 129, Colours for textiles.

CKS 627, Fusible interiinings.

SANS 142, Narrow elastic fabrics and strip.

SANS 1309, Printed labels for textiles.

SANS 1362, Sewing threads.

SANS 1387-7, Woven cotton and similar apparel fabrics - Part 7: Jacket linings.

SANS 1387-11 , Woven cotton and similar apparel fabrics - Part 11: Polyester-and-cellulosic raincoat fabrics.

SANS 1822, Slide fasteners.

SANS 5278, Sewing stitches per unit length

SANS 10011, Care-labelling of textile and clothing.

SANS 10076-1, The assessment of defects in textile piece-goods and made-up articles - Part 1: Defects in woven piece-goods (ceilulosic and cellulosic blends).

SANS 10235, Fibre content labelling of textiles and textile products.

SANS 10371, Terms and definitions for clothing.

South African Bureau of Standards: Tel. +27(0) 124287911


ANNEX A

(Normative)

Special conditions of tender

A-l GENERAL

^ _ j j Unless otherwise stated, the South African Bureau of Standards shall be the inspecting authority.

A - 1 . 2 Three pre-production sample jackets, shall have been inspected, tested and approved by the inspecting authority before bulk production is commenced. Each one of these sample jackets shall be accompanied by a trim chart containing a sample of each component material (as given in 6) and the relevant certificates. It shall be the duty of the manufacturer to give adequate notice to the inspecting authority of the availability of these samples.

A - 1 . 3 The jackets shall be subject to inspection during the course of manufacture. The inspector shall, during normal working hours, be given all reasonable facilities for carrying out his duties and shall have the right of entry into the contractor's factory and the factory or works of any subcontractor where work on jackets supplied to this specification may be in progress

A-l.A The contractor shall inspect the finished jackets for compliance with the specification before submitting them to the inspecting authority for final inspection.

A - 1 . 5 Before acceptance, the jackets shall have been inspected and tested by the inspecting authority and found to comply with the requirements of the specification.

A - 2 DOCUMENTATION

One container of each consignment shall be marked "DOCUMENTS" and in addition to the jackets, shall contain the following:

a) The packaging slip or delivery note; b) where applicable the inspection certificate(s); c) a copy of the invoice containing the following information: - the order number - the financial authority number - a full description of the consignment, i.e. Item Control Number, quantity, etc


HISTORY SHEET

Version DATE AMENDMENTS/HISTORY CHECKED

Version DATE AMENDMENTS/HISTORY NAME INIT.

1.0 May 2011 First release

2.0 May 2012 Change type slide fastener from Class E to D.

Change packaging requirements.

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