Solicitation W912CH-26-B-0007 - Small Arms Tool Kit (NSN: 5180-01-670-9469)

This document outlines the design and requirements for the Small Arms Repairman Tool Kit (SARTK), designated 0631A0000, for the US Army. It details the components, including an identification plate, warning markings, inventory and warranty markings, drawer labels, a padlock, a tool chest, a foam organizing liner, and a components list. Key requirements include specific packing instructions for tools within the chest, with most requiring contoured cutouts in the foam liner, and provisions for safety glasses and a tote bag. The document also specifies the placement of data plates and drawer labels, and rigorous testing standards for the tool chest's durability, including resistance to side slopes, impact, ambient temperature rough handling, drop tests, and roll tests. The foam organizing liner must securely retain tools while allowing easy access, expose a contrasting color when a tool is removed, and maintain tool height within a specified tolerance. Wrench storage has an exception allowing for non-foam organizing provisions. Revisions to the drawing are noted, with the latest update on 2024-12-17.

This government file details the specifications for an "IDENTIFICATION PLATE" to be used by the US Army Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center. The plate, designated with part number 0631A0001, is approved for public release and is CAD maintained. It must be made of aluminum, plastic, or another non-metal material with a satin or matte finish. The background color must be black with white lettering. Adhesion must be permanent and resistant to heat, cold, solar radiation, and various chemicals including water, refrigerants, oils, fuels (gasoline, diesel, JP-8, JP-4), acids, bases, coolants, alcohols, and cleaning agents. All language must be in all capital, sans-serif fonts, with numbers in Gothic type. Specific letter sizes are mandated for different fields, with critical fields like "TOOL KIT, SMALL ARMS REPAIRMAN" requiring a minimum height of 0.18 inches. Blank or 'X' fields are to be defined post-award. The document also references applicable standards ASME Y14.100-2013 and ASME Y14.5-2009.

This government file details the specifications for a "WARNING MARKING" label, likely for military equipment given the "US ARMY" and "ARMAMENT RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT AND ENGINEERING CENTER" attribution. The document outlines stringent requirements for the label's adhesion, chemical resistance, language, and materials. Key specifications include resistance to extreme temperatures, solar radiation, and various automotive and chemical fluids. The text must be in sans-serif capital letters, supplemented by graphical symbols. The label can be made of aluminum, plastic, or other non-metal materials with a satin or matte finish. It also references MIL-STD-1472 and ANSI Z535.4 for letter size and color, respectively. A specific feature is the inclusion of the total weight of the SARTK (0631A0000) as "XXX LBS". The drawing was created in 2018 and revised in 2019.

This document outlines the requirements for inventory and warranty marking content for the SARTK tool set, likely part of a federal government Request for Proposal (RFP) or contract. It specifies the necessary components for diagrams, tables, and overall warranty information. Diagrams must include color photographs of tools in loaded positions, each with a unique find number. Tables are required to correlate the diagram find number with nomenclature, manufacturer, part number, NSN (if available), and individual item warranty information. The set's warranty details must cover the government contract number, date of manufacture, contractor's name and address, and contact information for warranty service, including a toll-free number and other means of communication. Furthermore, the document details adhesion and chemical resistance properties for all materials and adhesives, ensuring durability against various environmental factors and chemicals. It also provides specifications for language (sans-serif fonts, black lettering on a white background, 10 pt minimum font size), label size (to fit inside the tool chest lid), and applicable standards like ASME Y14.100-2013 and ASME Y14.5-2009.

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This government file is a Vendor Item Control Drawing (VICD) for a specific padlock model, 0631A0006, intended for US Army use. It provides detailed specifications for a 1-3/4 inch (44mm) laminated steel, non-rekeyable pin tumbler government padlock, cross-referencing it with CID A-A-59487-2S. The document identifies Master Lock Company LLC (CAGE Code 38797) as a suggested source of supply and provides their corresponding part number (6001NLF US). Key information includes the contract number, design activity (US Army Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center), drawing approvals, and revision history. The VICD emphasizes that drawing specifications and dimensional requirements supersede vendor part numbers and catalog callouts, and the identification of sources of supply is not a guarantee of availability. It also lists applicable standards such as ASME Y14.100-2013 and ASME Y14.5-2009.

This document outlines the detailed requirements for a tool chest, specifically designated as part number 0631B0000, for the Combat Capabilities Development Command, Armament Center. It specifies critical design and performance criteria, including exterior dimensions (max 18" H, 15" W, 24" L), a top tray at least 3" deep, and multiple drawers designed to organize and retain tools with liners. Drawers must open with minimal force (7 lbs when loaded with 20 lbs) and withstand 25,000 open/close cycles under harsh conditions. The chest must include robust handles (rated for 250 lbs) for 4-person lifting and wheels capable of traversing various terrains for at least 10 miles while loaded to 120 lbs. A telescoping handle (min 41" extended length) is also required, designed for durability against impact and heavy loads (100 lbs). All metal hardware must be 316 or 304 stainless steel for corrosion resistance. The chest must be stackable, crush-resistant (withstanding three loaded chests on top), impact-resistant (from an 8-foot dropped steel bar), and operable in extreme temperatures (-25°F to 170°F). It must be water-immersible (1 meter for 30 minutes), rain, and dust-resistant. Security features include a padlock locking mechanism and tethering provision, both designed to withstand 250 lbs of pull force. The exterior finish must be subdued black, non-reflective, and free of sharp edges. An automatic pressure relief valve is also required.

The document outlines the specifications for a foam organizing liner, likely for tools, designated as part number 0631C0000 by the US Army Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center. The liner is made of closed-cell, cross-linked foam with a density of 4 to 6 lbs per cubic foot and minimal water absorption. It features a contrasting color scheme (black/dark grey top, red bottom) and specific requirements for seams, which must be permanently attached and not separate under force. Thickness is determined by tool and drawer height. The foam must be chemically resistant to a wide range of substances including water, oils, fuels, acids, and cleaning agents. The document also references applicable ASME standards and includes distribution statement A, indicating approval for public release. This technical drawing details a component specification for military equipment or a related application.

The document is a components list for the Small Arms Repairman Tool Kit (SARTK) by the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command, Armament Center. It details 68 distinct tool items, including various screwdrivers, socket sets, wrenches, pliers, files, punches, hammers, and other miscellaneous tools required for assembling the SARTK. The document specifies that layouts depicted on sheets 2 through 8 are for reference only and may change based on the tool brand provided. Tool layout negotiations will occur post-award between the government and the contractor. The drawing has undergone several revisions, with the latest dated 2024-12-17. Applicable standards include ASME Y14.100-2013 and ASME Y14.5-2009. This document is approved for public release, indicating its role in federal government procurement processes for military equipment.

This government file, identified as Drawing Number 0631D1000, details a "Jewelers Screwdriver Set" for the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center. The document specifies a matched set of seven jewelers screwdrivers, including various flat tip sizes (from .025" to .100") and a #0 cross tip screwdriver, all with plastic handles. Key details include the contractor (CAGE Code 59678), design activity (Rock Island, Illinois), and approval dates. The drawing specifies that all items must be of the same brand and manufacturer to ensure a matched set. Revisions to the product baseline and engineering change proposals are also noted, with the latest revision on 2024-12-17. This document, approved for public release, outlines the technical specifications for the acquisition of this specialized tool set.

This government file details the specifications for a 7-piece screwdriver set, identified by contract number 0631D1002 and contractor code 59678. The set, approved for public release, includes various Phillips and flat-tip screwdrivers, each with a specific part number and description. Key requirements stipulate that all items must be a matched set from the same manufacturer and brand. The document also lists applicable standards/specifications, including ASME Y14.100-2013 and ASME Y14.5-2009. Revisions to the product baseline and ECP are noted with dates and approval. This drawing was generated from a solid model and is CAD maintained.

The document is a technical drawing for a "TOOL SET, 1/4" DRIVE," identified by Drawing No. 0631D1003. It details the components of the tool set, including a 1/4" reversible ratchet, various extensions (2-inch and 6-inch), a spin-type speeder, a socket adapter (1/4"F to 3/8"M), and a universal joint. Each component has a specific part number and quantity. The drawing was generated from a solid model and is CAD maintained, with changes to be incorporated by the design activity. It specifies applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2013 and ASME Y14.5-2009) and mandates that all items in the tool set must be from the same manufacturer and brand. The document also includes revision history, indicating a product baseline in 2018 and an ECP in 2024. The distribution statement indicates approval for public release, with unlimited distribution. This document is likely a component of a federal government procurement or an RFP, detailing specifications for a tool kit.

This document outlines the specifications for a 1/4" drive, 12-point socket set, identified by contract number 0631D1004 and CAGE Code 59678. The set, manufactured by the US ARMY Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center, includes individual sockets in 5 MM, 6 MM, 7 MM, 8 MM, and 10 MM sizes, each with a quantity of one. Key requirements specify that all items must be a matched set from the same brand and manufacturer. The document also details drawing approvals, revisions, and applicable standards such as ASME Y14.100-2013 and ASME Y14.5-2009. This drawing was generated from a solid model and is CAD maintained, with changes to be incorporated by the design activity.

This government file details the specifications for a "SOCKET SET, 1/4" DRIVE, 12 PT" for the US ARMY COMBAT CAPABILITIES DEVELOPMENT COMMAND ARMAMENTS CENTER. The document, identified as DRAWING NO. 0631D1005, outlines a set of seven 1/4" drive, 12-point sockets ranging in size from 3/16" to 3/8". Key requirements include that all items must be a matched set from the same manufacturer and brand. The file also lists applicable standards/specifications (ASME Y14.100-2013 and ASME Y 14.5-2009) and details revision history, with the latest revision in 2024. The distribution statement indicates unlimited public release. This technical drawing serves as a procurement specification for the federal government.

This government file details the specifications for a "SOCKET SET, 3/8" DRIVE, 12-PT" for the US Army, specifically the Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center. The document outlines a set of six sockets, ranging in size from 3/8" to 11/16", all with a 3/8" drive and 12-point design. Key requirements include that all items in the set must be from the same manufacturer and brand, ensuring a matched set. The drawing, identified by DWG NO. 0631D1006 and CAGE Code 59678, was approved for public release. It references applicable standards ASME Y14.100-2013 and ASME Y 14.5-2009. Revisions to the product baseline and an ECP are noted, with the latest revision occurring in 2024. This file serves as a detailed technical drawing and specification for a standardized toolset, crucial for procurement and quality control within the federal government's armaments sector.

This government file details the specifications for a "SOCKET SET, 3/8" DRIVE, 6-PT" identified by part number 0631D1007. The document outlines the design, approval, and revision history of the socket set, which includes six deep sockets ranging from 7/16" to 3/4" in size. Key details include the contract number, drawing approvals from various engineers, and the design activity as the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center. The file also lists applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2013 and ASME Y 14.5-2009) and specifies that all items in the set must be of the same brand and manufacturer. Revisions to the product baseline and an ECP are noted with their approval dates.

This document outlines the specifications for a 3/8" drive, 12-point socket set, identified by contract number 0631D1008 and CAGE code 59678. The set, developed by the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center, includes thirteen sockets ranging from 10 MM to 22 MM. Key requirements state that all items must be a matched set from the same manufacturer and brand. The drawing, maintained via CAD, specifies dimensions in inches and adheres to ASME Y14.100-2013 and ASME Y14.5-2009 standards. Revisions include a product baseline in 2018 and an ECP in 2024. This document serves as a technical drawing for procurement or manufacturing in the context of federal government contracts.

This document is a technical drawing for a SOCKET SET ASSY, HEX BIT, identified by part number 0631D1009. It details a set of hex bit sockets with various drive sizes and bit dimensions, intended for use by the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center. The drawing specifies that all items in the set must be a matched set from the same brand and manufacturer. Revisions to the product baseline and an engineering change proposal are noted, with the latest revision occurring on 2024-12-17. The document also lists applicable standards/specifications, including ASME Y14.100-2013 and ASME Y14.5-2009. This drawing serves as a critical reference for procurement and manufacturing, ensuring standardization and quality for military applications.

This government file details the specifications for a "SOCKET SET ASSY, 1/2" DRIVE, 6 PT" under contract number 0631D1010, assigned to the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center. The document outlines a set consisting of five individual sockets with varying sizes (3/4", 13/16", 7/8", 15/16", and 1"), each identified by a unique part number and CAGE code 59678. Key notes specify that the socket set must be a matched set from the same manufacturer and brand. The file also references applicable standards, ASME Y14.100-2013 and ASME Y14.5-2009, and details revision history, including a product baseline error correction and an ECP. This document serves as a technical drawing and specification sheet for procurement or manufacturing within a federal government context.

The document details a "SOCKET SET ASSY, 1/2" DRIVE, 6 PT" manufactured by the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center. This assembly, identified by part number 0631D1011, includes eleven 1/2" drive, 6-point sockets ranging in size from 12 mm to 24 mm. Key specifications state that all items in the set must be of the same brand and manufacturer, ensuring a matched set. The drawing was generated from a solid model and is CAD maintained, with changes to be incorporated by the design activity. The document also lists applicable standards/specifications, including ASME Y14.100-2013 and ASME Y14.5-2009. Revisions to the product baseline and an ECP are noted, with the latest approval on 2024-12-17. This technical drawing provides essential information for procurement and manufacturing in a government context.

This government file details the engineering drawing for a 1/4" drive, 12-point socket set assembly (DWG NO. 0631D1012), approved for public release. It outlines design specifications, quality assurance provisions, and applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2013 and ASME Y14.5-2009). Key components include a socket rail and the socket set itself. A critical note specifies that fully loaded socket rails must withstand a 30-inch drop without damage or disconnections. The document, maintained by the US Army Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center, includes revision history and identifies the drawing as CAD-maintained.

The document details a technical drawing for a 1/4" drive, 12-point socket set assembly, identified by drawing number 0631D1013 and CAGE Code 59678. Prepared by the US Army Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center, the drawing was approved on March 9, 2018, and is publicly releasable. Key components include a socket rail and the socket set itself. The document specifies that the socket rail, when fully loaded, must withstand a 30-inch drop without damage or disconnections, with quality assurance provisions outlined in QAP 0631E0000. Applicable standards are ASME Y14.100-2013 and ASME Y 14.5-2009. This drawing serves as a product baseline for military-grade tools.

The document details the specifications for a "SOCKET SET ASSY, 3/8" DRIVE, 12-PT" as a drawing approval and product baseline. Created by the US Army Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center, the drawing is dated 2018-03-09 and specifies a contract number of 0631D1014 and a CAGE code of 59678. Key components include a socket rail and a socket set, both 3/8" drive and 12-point. The document outlines applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2013 and ASME Y14.5-2009) and a critical performance note: each fully loaded socket rail must withstand a 30-inch drop without damage or disconnection. This drawing is CAD maintained, with changes to be incorporated by the design activity.

This document is a technical drawing for a "SOCKET SET ASSY, 3/8" DRIVE, 6-PT" with drawing number 0631D1015, created by the US ARMY ARMAMENT RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT AND ENGINEERING CENTER. It details the components of the socket set, including a socket rail and individual sockets, and specifies applicable standards such as ASME Y14.100-2013 and ASME Y 14.5-2009. A key performance requirement is the socket rail drop test, where a fully loaded rail must withstand a 30-inch drop without damage. The drawing also lists revision history and approval signatures, indicating it was generated from a solid model and is CAD maintained. The document is approved for public release.

The document, an engineering drawing (0631D1016) from the US Army Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center, details a 3/8" drive, metric, 12-point socket set assembly. This drawing, created in 2018 and CAD-maintained, specifies design, approval, and revision details. It includes a bill of materials listing a socket rail and the socket set itself, with associated CAGE codes. Key notes highlight adherence to ASME Y14.100-2013 and ASME Y 14.5-2009 standards. A crucial performance requirement mandates that a fully loaded socket rail must withstand a 30-inch drop without damage or disconnections. This document is approved for public release, indicating its role in federal procurement or specifications for military-grade tools.

This government file details the specifications for a "SOCKET SET ASSY, HEX BIT," identified by Part No. 0631D1017. Developed by the US Army Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center, this drawing outlines the assembly, including a socket rail and hex bit sockets. Key standards referenced are ASME Y14.100-2013 and ASME Y14.5-2009. A crucial requirement is the socket rail's ability to withstand a 30-inch drop test when fully loaded without damage or disconnection. The document also provides revision history, approval dates, and a distribution statement indicating it's approved for public release. This file, originating from a solid model, emphasizes design activity for incorporating changes and includes quality assurance provisions.

This document is a drawing approval for a "SOCKET SET ASSY, 1/2" DRIVE, 6 PT" with drawing number 0631D1018, approved for public release. The design activity is the US ARMY ARMAMENT RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT AND ENGINEERING CENTER. The document specifies applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2013 and ASME Y 14.5-2009) and includes a drop test requirement for the socket rails: each fully loaded socket rail must withstand a 30-inch drop without damage or disconnection. It lists component parts like "SOCKET RAILS, 1/2" DRIVE SET" and "SOCKET SET ASSY, 1/2" DRIVE, 6 PT". The drawing was generated from a solid model and is CAD maintained, with changes to be incorporated by the design activity.

This government file details a technical drawing for a "SOCKET SET ASSY, 1/2" DRIVE, 6 PT" with drawing number 0631D1019, created by the US ARMY ARMAMENT RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT AND ENGINEERING CENTER. The document, dated 2018-03-09, is approved for public release. It specifies design approvals, revisions, and key components, including "SOCKET RAILS, 1/2" DRIVE SET" (0631D2008) and "SOCKET SET ASSY, 1/2" DRIVE, 6 PT" (0631D1011). The drawing adheres to ASME Y14.100-2013 and ASME Y14.5-2009 standards. A crucial note specifies a "SOCKET RAIL DROP" test, requiring fully loaded socket rails to withstand a 30-inch drop without damage or disconnection. This document serves as a detailed engineering specification, likely for procurement or manufacturing within a federal government context, ensuring product quality and adherence to military standards.

This document outlines the specifications for a "TOOL SET, 3/8" DRIVE" (Part No. 0631D1020) for the US ARMY COMBAT CAPABILITIES DEVELOPMENT COMMAND ARMAMENTS CENTER. It details the components of the tool set, including a 3/8" reversible ratchet, 3" and 6" extensions, a hinged socket wrench handle, and a 3/8" universal joint, all with CAGE Code 59678. The document specifies that all items must be a matched set from the same manufacturer and brand. Applicable standards include ASME Y14.100-2013 and ASME Y14.5-2009. Revisions to the product baseline and an ECP are noted with their respective approval dates.

This government file details a technical drawing for a "TOOL SET, 1/2" DRIVE," identified by part number 0631D1021, and produced by the US ARMY COMBAT CAPABILITIES DEVELOPMENT COMMAND ARMAMENTS CENTER. The document outlines the components of the tool set, including various ratchets, extensions, a hinged socket wrench handle, an adapter, and a universal joint, all with specific part numbers and quantities. Key specifications include adherence to ASME Y14.100-2013 and ASME Y 14.5-2009 standards. A crucial note states that all items in the set must be a matched set from the same manufacturer and brand. The drawing, generated from a solid model, indicates revisions, with the latest ECP K24O3004 approved on 2024-12-17. This document is approved for public release with unlimited distribution, serving as a detailed technical specification for procurement or manufacturing within a government context.

This document is a technical drawing for a PUNCH AND CHISEL SET, 11 PC, identified by Part No. 0631D1022 and Contract Number DAI. It was designed by the US ARMY COMBAT CAPABILITIES DEVELOPMENT COMMAND ARMAMENTS CENTER in Rock Island, Illinois. The drawing details an assembly of eleven individual tools, including various chisels and punches, each with its own part number and CAGE code 59678. Key revisions include a product baseline in 2018 and an ECP in 2024. The document specifies applicable standards ASME Y14.100-2013 and ASME Y 14.5-2009, and is approved for public release with unlimited distribution. Dimensions are in inches, and it's noted that the drawing was generated from a solid model and is CAD maintained.

This document is a technical drawing for a set of 13 combination wrenches, 12-point, ranging in size from 5/16" to 1". The drawing, identified as DWG NO. 0631D1023, was created by the US ARMY Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center in Rock Island, Illinois. It specifies that all wrenches in the set must be of the same brand and manufacturer. The document details applicable standards and specifications (ASME Y14.100-2013 and ASME Y 14.5-2009). Revisions to the drawing are noted, with the most recent being in 2024. The distribution statement indicates it is approved for public release. This technical drawing serves as a procurement or manufacturing specification for a standardized set of tools.

This government file, identified as Drawing No. 0631D1024, details a Wrench Open End Set for the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center. The document specifies a set of three double open-end wrenches with varying sizes (3/8" x 7/16", 1/2" x 9/16", and 5/8" x 11/16"), all manufactured by the same brand and as a matched set. It includes revision history, design approvals, and applicable standards/specifications (ASME Y14.100-2013 and ASME Y14.5-2009). The drawing is CAD maintained, indicating changes must be incorporated by the design activity. This file is crucial for procurement and manufacturing within federal government contracts, ensuring compliance and precise specifications for military equipment.

This document outlines the specifications for a Combination Wrench Set, Metric, 12 Point, developed by the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center. The set includes individual combination wrenches ranging from 6mm to 30mm, all with a 12-point design. Key requirements stipulate that all items in the set must be a matched set from the same manufacturer and brand. The document details applicable standards and specifications, including ASME Y14.100-2013 and ASME Y 14.5-2009. Revisions to the product baseline and engineering change proposals are also documented, with the latest revision occurring on December 17, 2024. This technical drawing serves as a blueprint for procurement or manufacturing, ensuring compliance with military and engineering standards.

This government file details a Punch Set Assembly, specifically Drawing Number 0631D1026, produced by the US Army Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center. The document, dated 2018-03-09, is approved for public release and outlines the design and components of an 11-piece Punch and Chisel Set (0631D1022) and a Tool Pouch (0631D2009). It specifies applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2013 and ASME Y14.5-2009) and notes that the drawing was generated from a solid model, requiring design activity for changes. This technical drawing is crucial for procurement and manufacturing related to military tooling, serving as a comprehensive blueprint for the assembly.

This government file, identified as Drawing No. 0631D1030, details a comprehensive list of 1/4" hex insert bits for various applications. Developed by the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command, Armament Center, this document serves as a technical drawing for manufacturing and procurement purposes, likely within a federal RFP context for military equipment or tools. The file specifies 36 different types of hex insert bits, including Phillips, Pozidrive, Slotted, Hex Drive (imperial and metric), Torx, and Square Tip, each with a unique part number and CAGE code 59678. It also lists applicable standards, ASME Y14.100-2013 and ASME Y14.5-2009, indicating strict engineering and design requirements. A revision dated 2024-12-17 shows a correction, emphasizing ongoing maintenance of the drawing. This document is crucial for ensuring standardization and quality in the acquisition of these specific tools.

The document is a technical drawing, 0631D1031, for a “BIT SET WITH ORGANIZER” used by the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command, Armament Center. It details the components: a BIT ASSY, 1/4" HEX INSERT BITS (0631D1030), and an ORGANIZER, 1/4" INSERT BITS (0631D2015). The drawing specifies applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2013 and ASME Y14.5-2009) and notes that similar bits should be organized by size for inventory ease. Revisions, including an ERR K24O3004 in 2024, are documented. This CAD-maintained drawing is approved for public release and provides essential technical specifications for manufacturing and organizing the bit set.

This government file details the design and specifications for a "HEX KEY HOLDER" (Part No. 0631D2001), developed by the US ARMY COMBAT CAPABILITIES DEVELOPMENT COMMAND ARMAMENTS CENTER. The document, dated 2018-03-09 with revisions up to 2024-12-17, outlines a plastic holder designed to accommodate various hex key sizes (1.5 MM to 12 MM) with a maximum length of 3 inches. Key specifications include material, dimensions, and applicable standards such as ASME Y14.100-2013 and ASME Y14.5-2009. The drawing is CAD-maintained, and changes are to be incorporated by the design activity. This file serves as a technical blueprint for manufacturing and procurement, critical for federal government RFPs related to military equipment and parts.

This government drawing (0631D2002) details a "SOCKET RAIL, 1/4" DRIVE SET" designed by the US ARMY ARMAMENT RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT AND ENGINEERING CENTER. The document, dated 2018-03-09, outlines the specifications for a set comprising one socket rail and seven pegs, sized to retain 1/4 inch drive sockets. Key requirements include the rail's length accommodating seven sockets, secure peg retention to maintain socket location, and a durability test where a fully loaded rail must withstand a 30-inch drop without damage or disconnections. The drawing references ASME Y14.100-2013 and ASME Y14.5-2009 as applicable standards. This document serves as a technical specification, likely for procurement or manufacturing within a federal government context.

This document details the specifications for a "SOCKET RAIL, 3/8" DRIVE SET" (part number 0631D2003) designed for the US Army Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center. The set comprises one socket rail and six pegs, sized to retain 3/8 inch drive sockets. Key requirements include the rail's ability to accommodate six sockets, maintain socket location when installed, and withstand a 30-inch drop test without damage or disconnection of any component when fully loaded. The drawing was generated from a solid model, is CAD maintained, and changes must be incorporated by the design activity. Applicable standards are ASME Y14.100-2013 and ASME Y14.5-2009. The document also includes approval signatures and revision history, with the latest revision being a product baseline update from 2018-03-09.

The document details the design and specifications for a 3/8" Drive Socket Rail, identified by part number 0631D2004, intended for use by the US Army Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center. This set comprises one socket rail and thirteen pegs designed to securely hold 3/8 inch drive sockets. Key specifications include a rail length capable of accommodating thirteen sockets, and a peg retention mechanism that maintains socket location when installed. The socket rail must also pass a drop test, withstanding a 30-inch drop while fully loaded without damage or disconnection of any components. The design adheres to ASME Y14.100-2013 and ASME Y14.5-2009 standards. This drawing was generated from a solid model and is CAD maintained, with changes to be incorporated by the design activity. The document also includes revision history, indicating a product baseline update in March 2018.

The document details a technical drawing, 0631D2005, for a hex bit socket set consisting of a socket rail and seven pegs (two 1/2-inch drive and five 3/8-inch drive). This set is designed to accommodate sockets from drawing 0631D1009 on a single rail. Key specifications include peg retention to maintain socket location and a drop test requirement where a fully loaded rail must withstand a 30-inch drop without damage or disconnections. The drawing was created and is maintained using CAD, with changes managed by the design activity. It adheres to ASME Y14.100-2013 and ASME Y14.5-2009 standards. The US Army Armament Research, Development, and Engineering Center is the design activity, and the document is approved for public release.

This government drawing (0631D2007) details the specifications for a 1/2" drive socket rail set, developed by the US Army Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center. The document outlines the design and functional requirements for socket rails and pegs, including specific standards (ASME Y14.100-2013, ASME Y14.5-2009). Key requirements include the rail's ability to accommodate a full set of five 1/2-inch drive standard sockets, pegs that maintain socket location, and a drop test where a fully loaded rail must withstand a 30-inch drop without damage. The drawing also lists approval signatures, dates, and revision history, indicating a product baseline established in 2018. This document is approved for public release and is maintained as a CAD-generated solid model.

This document, Drawing No. 0631D2008, outlines the design and specifications for a 1/2" drive socket rail set, likely for a federal government Request for Proposal (RFP) or a federal grant. The set consists of two socket rails and eleven pegs designed to retain 1/2 inch drive standard sockets. Key specifications include limiting each rail to eight sockets to reduce weight, with the total eleven sockets distributed across two rails of approximately equal weight. The design emphasizes secure peg retention and durability, requiring each fully loaded socket rail to withstand a 30-inch drop without damage or disconnections. The document also references applicable standards such as ASME Y14.100-2013 and ASME Y14.5-2009, indicating a focus on precise engineering and quality. The drawing was generated from a solid model, making it CAD maintained, and any changes must be incorporated by the design activity, the US Army Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center.

The document is a technical drawing for a "TOOL POUCH, PUNCH SET" for the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center. It details the specifications for the tool pouch, including material (cotton duck, vinyl coated nylon, or similar heavy-duty, weather-resistant material), color (olive drab or black), closure (hook and loop), and a minimum of 11 storage pockets. The pouch is designed to accommodate at least 11 punches, each up to 9 inches long and 3/4 inch maximum diameter, and should roll or fold to minimize storage space. The drawing includes revision history, approval signatures from various engineers, and references applicable standards and specifications like ASME Y14.100-2013 and ASME Y14.5-2009. This document is approved for public release with unlimited distribution.

This government file details the specifications for a "SOCKET RAIL, 1/4" DRIVE SET," identified by part number 0631D2010. Designed by the US ARMY ARMAMENT RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT AND ENGINEERING CENTER, this set includes one socket rail and five pegs, specifically sized to hold 1/4 inch drive sockets. Key requirements include maintaining socket location on the rail and the ability of a fully loaded rail to withstand a 30-inch drop without damage or disconnections. The document also lists applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2013 and ASME Y14.5-2009) and outlines revisions to the product baseline. This file serves as a technical drawing and specification for a standardized tool component for military use.

This government document outlines the specifications for a "BIT ORGANIZER, 1/4" INSERT BITS" with part number 0631D2015, likely for a federal government Request for Proposal (RFP) or a similar procurement. The organizer, made of plastic, must be sized to store all bits listed on drawing 0631D1030 and secure them for easy access and retention during transport to job sites. The document details design approvals, revisions, and applicable standards such as ASME Y14.100-2013 and ASME Y14.5-2009. The design activity is identified as the Combat Capabilities Development Command, Armament Center, with various engineers and checkers involved in its approval process. This drawing was generated from a solid model and is CAD maintained, with changes to be incorporated by the design activity. This is an approved public release with unlimited distribution.

This government file is a Source Control Drawing (SCD) for a "BOX, SMALL PARTS, TRANSPARENT PLASTIC." The drawing, identified as 0700D0001, details the specifications for a small parts box, including its nominal dimensions (7 inches long, 4 inches wide, 1-3/16 inches high), transparent color, and 17 compartments. It specifies applicable standards like ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020. The document emphasizes that only items described are approved for use and that substitute items require prior approval. It also clarifies that identification of approved sources does not guarantee continued availability. The design activity is the US ARMY COMBAT CAPABILITIES DEVELOPMENT COMMAND ARMAMENTS CENTER. The approved source listed is FLAMBEAU PLASTICS DIV, with part number 5126CL. Revisions to the drawing are noted, with the latest in 2024. This document is crucial for procurement and manufacturing, ensuring that components meet exact government specifications for federal applications.

This government file details a source control drawing for a "Tote Bag" (Part No. 0700E0000) intended for the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center. The drawing specifies the tote bag's nominal expanded size (12"L x 6"W x 6"H), special features such as zipper closing, two handles, a reinforced water-resistant base, and its ability to collapse flat, along with a minimum carrying capacity of 40 pounds. The document lists approved sources of supply, including C.H. Ellis Co., Snap-on Industrial, and Wright Tool Company, LLC, complete with their part numbers, addresses, CAGE codes, and vendor descriptions. The drawing also outlines applicable standards/specifications (ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020) and notes regarding the approval process for substitute items and the non-guarantee of continued availability from listed sources.

This government file is a source control drawing for a 1/4" drive, 3/16", 12-point socket, identified as part number 0701C0001. It outlines the specifications and approved sources for this specific tool, crucial for federal government procurement and supply. Key specifications include a maximum length of 1.01 inches, a 1/4 inch drive size, a 3/16 inch socket size, and a full polish chrome finish, with a double hexagon (12-point) special feature. Applicable standards include ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020. The document lists approved sources such as STANLEY BLACK & DECKER, INC. DBA MAC TOOLS, SNAP-ON INDUSTRIAL, and STANLEY PROTO INDUSTRIAL, providing their CAGE codes and vendor part numbers. This drawing emphasizes that only described items are approved for use and that substitute items require prior approval. It serves as a critical reference for ensuring the correct and approved tools are used in government applications.

This government file is a Source Control Drawing for a 1/4" drive, 7/32", 12-point socket. The drawing specifies the physical characteristics, applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2017, ASME Y14.5-2020, ASME B107.110), and approved sources of supply for the item. Key specifications include a maximum length of 1.01 inches, a full polish chrome finish, and a double hexagon (12-point) special feature. The document lists approved vendors such as Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. (DBA Mac Tools), Snap-On Industrial, and Stanley Proto Industrial, along with their respective part numbers and CAGE codes. It also includes revision history and distribution statements, indicating approval for public release. The document emphasizes that only described items are approved for use, and substitutes require prior approval. This drawing serves as a critical reference for procurement and quality assurance in federal applications.

This government file is a source control drawing for a 1/4" drive, 1/4", 12-point socket, likely for federal procurement or supply chain management. It details the item's specifications, including a maximum length of 1.01 inches, a full polish chrome finish, and a double hexagon (12-point) special feature, adhering to ASME B107.110, Category 1, Type I standards. The document lists approved sources of supply, such as SNAP-ON INDUSTRIAL, STANLEY PROTO INDUSTRIAL, STANLEY BLACK & DECKER, INC. DBA MAC TOOLS, and WILLIAMS J H INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS INC, along with their respective part numbers, vendor data, and CAGE codes. The drawing also outlines applicable standards like ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020. Importantly, it states that only items described are approved for use, and substitutes require prior approval. This drawing is a critical reference for ensuring the correct and approved components are used in relevant government applications.

This government file is a source control drawing for a 1/4" drive, 12-point socket, with specifications for both 1/4" and 9/32" sizes. The document outlines applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2017, ASME Y14.5-2020, ASME B107.110), notes regarding approved items and sources of supply, and detailed mechanical properties for the socket, including length, drive size, socket size, finish, and special features. It lists approved sources, including Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. DBA Mac Tools, Snap-On Industrial, and Stanley Proto Industrial, along with their part numbers and CAGE codes. The drawing also includes revision history, design activity (US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center), and various approval signatures and dates.

This document is a Source Control Drawing for a 1/4 inch drive, 5/16 inch, 12-point socket, likely for federal government procurement or use. It specifies applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2017, ASME Y14.5-2020, ASME B107.110), detailed product specifications including length, drive size, socket size, finish, and special features. The drawing lists multiple approved sources of supply with their respective part numbers, vendor data, and CAGE codes, such as Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. dba MAC Tools, Williams J H Industrial Products Inc, Snap-On Industrial, and Stanley Proto Industrial. The document emphasizes that only items described are approved for use and that substitute items require prior approval. It also clarifies that the identification of approved sources does not guarantee continued availability. The drawing includes revision history and approval dates from the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center.

The document is a source control drawing for a 1/4" drive, 11/32", 12-point socket, identified as part number 0701C0006. It specifies the technical requirements and approved sources for this item, which is used by the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center. The drawing details applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2017, ASME Y14.5-2020, ASME B107.110), product specifications such as length (1.01 inch max), drive size, socket size, finish (full polish chrome), and special features (standard length; double hexagon). It lists several approved sources, including Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. (DBA MAC Tools), Williams J H Industrial Products Inc., Snap-On Industrial, and Stanley Proto Industrial, along with their respective part numbers, CAGE codes, and vendor descriptions. The document emphasizes that only items described are approved for use and substitutes require prior approval. It also states that the identification of approved sources does not guarantee continued availability.

The document is a source control drawing for a 1/4" drive, 3/8", 12-point socket, intended for use by the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center. It details the specifications for the socket, including a maximum length of 1.01 inches, a 1/4 inch drive size, a 3/8 inch socket size, and a full polish chrome finish with a standard length and 12-point feature. The drawing references applicable standards such as ASME Y14.100-2017, ASME Y14.5-2020, and ASME B107.110. It also lists approved sources of supply, including Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. dba MAC Tools, Williams J H Industrial Products Inc, Snap-On Industrial, and Stanley Proto Industrial, along with their respective part numbers and vendor descriptions. The document emphasizes that only described items are approved for use and that substitute items require prior approval. This drawing is critical for procurement and quality control within the federal government, ensuring that the correct and approved tools are acquired and utilized.

This government document is a Source Control Drawing for a 1/4" drive, 5 MM, 12-point socket. It details the design, specifications, and approved sources for this specific tool. The document outlines applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2017, ASME Y14.5-2020, ASME B107.110), noting that only described items are approved for use and substitutes require prior approval. Key specifications include a maximum length of 26 MM, a 1/4 inch drive size, a 5 MM socket size, and a full polish chrome finish with a 12-point double hexagon feature. Approved sources of supply are listed with part numbers, vendor data, and CAGE codes, including SNAP-ON INDUSTRIAL and STANLEY PROTO INDUSTRIAL. The drawing also includes revision history and approval signatures from various engineers, indicating its managed lifecycle within the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center. This document ensures standardized procurement and use of the specified socket within federal government applications.

This government file is a source control drawing for a 1/4" drive, 6 mm, 12-point socket, detailing its specifications, approved sources of supply, and relevant standards. The document outlines the physical characteristics of the socket, including its maximum length of 26 mm, 1/4 inch drive size, 6 mm socket size, and full polish chrome finish with a standard length and double hexagon (12-point) special feature. It references ASME B107.110, Category 1, Type I as an applicable standard. The drawing also lists approved suppliers such as Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. DBA MAC Tools, Snap-On Industrial, and Stanley Proto Industrial, along with their part numbers, CAGE codes, and vendor descriptions. The document emphasizes that only items described are approved for use and that substitutes require prior approval. It also clarifies that the identification of sources does not guarantee continued availability. The file, maintained by the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center, has undergone revisions, with the latest update on 2022-09-23.

This government file details the specifications for a "SOCKET, 1/4\" DRIVE, 7 MM, 12-PT" tool, designated by contract number DAI 0701C1005. It's classified as a Source Control Drawing and approved for public release. The document outlines applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020), emphasizing that only described items are approved for use and substitutes require prior approval. Key specifications include a maximum length of 26 MM, a 1/4 inch drive size, 7 MM socket size, a full polish chrome finish, and a 12-point double hexagon special feature. It adheres to ASME B107.110, CATEGORY 1, TYPE I. Approved sources of supply are listed, including Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. (DBA MAC TOOLS), Snap-On Industrial, and Stanley Proto Industrial, along with their respective part numbers and CAGE codes. This drawing, generated from a solid model, is maintained by the design activity, the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center.

This government file details a source control drawing for a 1/4" drive, 8 MM, 12-point socket, identified by part number 0701C1006. The document outlines applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2017, ASME Y14.5-2020, ASME B107.110), specifications for the socket including a maximum length of 26 MM, a 1/4 inch drive size, 8 MM socket size, and a full polish chrome finish with a double hexagon (12-point) special feature. It lists approved sources of supply, including Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. (DBA MAC Tools), Snap-On Industrial, and Stanley Proto Industrial, along with their respective part numbers and CAGE codes. The drawing emphasizes that only items described are approved for use, and substitutes require prior approval. The document is approved for public release and distribution is unlimited.

This government file is a Source Control Drawing (0701C1008) for a 1/4" drive, 10 MM, 12-point socket, likely for federal procurement or use within the US Army. It details applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2017, ASME Y14.5-2020), and specifies that only approved items on the drawing can be used without prior approval. The document lists approved sources, including Snap-on Industrial and Stanley Proto Industrial, with their respective part numbers and CAGE codes. Key specifications for the socket include a maximum length of 26 MM, a 1/4 inch drive size, 10 MM socket size, full polish chrome finish, and a double hexagon (12-point) design. The drawing also outlines revision history, with updates dating from 2015 to 2022, indicating ongoing management and updates to the part's specifications and approved sources.

This document is a Source Control Drawing (0703B0004) for a deep, 3/8-inch drive, 7/16-inch, 6-point socket, primarily for use by the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center. It details the mechanical and material specifications for the socket, including a minimum length of 1.75 inches, a 3/8-inch drive size, a 7/16-inch socket size, a full polish chrome finish, and a deep length, single hexagon (6-point) special feature. The drawing references applicable standards such as ASME Y14.100-2017, ASME Y14.5-2020, and ASME B107.110, Category 1, Type I. The document also lists approved sources of supply, including Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. (DBA MAC Tools) and Snap-on Industrial, along with their respective part numbers and descriptions. Revisions to the drawing are noted, indicating updates and changes over time.

This government file is a source control drawing for a 3/8" drive, 1/2", 6-point deep socket, identified by part number 0703B0005. It outlines the specifications for the socket, including a minimum length of 1.75 inches, a 3/8 inch drive size, and a 1/2 inch socket size, with a full polish chrome finish and deep, 6-point features. The document references applicable standards such as ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020, and specifies ASME B107.110, Category 1, Type I for the socket itself. The drawing lists multiple approved sources of supply, including Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. DBA Mac Tools, Snap-On Industrial, and Stanley Proto Industrial, along with their respective part numbers and descriptions. It also includes revision history, design activity (US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center), and important notes regarding the use of approved items and the non-guarantee of continued availability from listed sources.

This government file is a Source Control Drawing (DWG NO. 0703B0006) for a deep 3/8" drive, 9/16", 6-point socket, likely for use by the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center. The document details applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2017, ASME Y14.5-2020, ASME B107.110), specifications (length, drive size, socket size, finish, special features), and approved sources of supply. It explicitly states that only described items are approved and substitutes require prior approval. Approved vendors include STANLEY BLACK & DECKER, INC. DBA MAC TOOLS, SNAP-ON INDUSTRIAL, and STANLEY PROTO INDUSTRIAL, each with specific part numbers and descriptions. The drawing has undergone several revisions, indicating ongoing updates and product baselines. This document ensures standardization and quality control for critical tools within government applications.

This government file is a source control drawing for a deep 3/8" drive, 5/8", 6-point socket, identified as drawing number 0703B0007. It outlines the specifications for the socket, including a minimum length of 2.00 inches, a 3/8-inch drive size, a 5/8-inch socket size, a full polish chrome finish, and special features like a deep length and single hexagon (6-point) design. The drawing also lists applicable standards and specifications, such as ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020, and specifies ASME B107.110, CATEGORY 1, TYPE I as the applicable standard for the socket itself. The document provides a list of approved sources of supply, including Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. (DBA MAC Tools), Williams J H Industrial Products Inc, Snap-On Industrial, and Stanley Proto Industrial, along with their respective part numbers, CAGE codes, and vendor descriptions. The drawing emphasizes that only items described are approved for use and that substitute items require prior approval. This document is crucial for procurement and quality assurance in federal government contexts, ensuring that only approved and compliant parts are used in specified applications.

This government file details a Source Control Drawing for a 3/8" drive, 11/16", 6-point deep socket, identified as part number 0703B0008. The document, approved for public release, outlines applicable standards like ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020. It specifies that only items described are approved for use, and substitutes require prior approval. The drawing includes detailed specifications for the socket, such as a minimum length of 2.00 inches, a full polish chrome finish, and deep length/single hexagon features. It references ASME B107.110, Category 1, Type I as an applicable standard. The document also lists approved sources of supply, including Snap-on Industrial and Stanley Proto Industrial, along with their part numbers, vendor descriptions, and CAGE codes. Revisions to the product baseline are noted, with the latest in December 2024. The US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center is listed as the design activity.

This government file is a Source Control Drawing for a "SOCKET, DEEP, 3/8" DRIVE, 3/4", 6-PT." It specifies the design, dimensions, and approved sources for this particular deep socket. The document details applicable standards like ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020, and outlines specific requirements for the socket's length, drive size, socket size, finish, and special features. It also provides a list of approved vendors, including Snap-On Industrial and Stanley Proto Industrial, along with their part numbers and addresses. The drawing includes revision history, indicating updates to the product baseline. The purpose of this document is to ensure that only approved items are used and to provide clear specifications for procurement within government applications, emphasizing that substitute items require prior approval.

This government file is a source control drawing for a 3/8" drive, 3/8", 12-point socket. It details the specifications, approved sources, and applicable standards for this specific tool. The document outlines physical characteristics such as a maximum length of 1.26 inches, a 3/8-inch drive size, a 3/8-inch socket size, and a full polish chrome finish with standard length and a double hexagon (12-point) special feature. It references ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020 as applicable standards/specifications, along with ASME B107.110, CATEGORY 1, TYPE I for the tool itself. The drawing lists several approved sources, including Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. DBA Mac Tools, Snap-On Industrial, and Stanley Proto Industrial, providing their CAGE codes, vendor part numbers, and descriptions. The document emphasizes that only items described are approved for use and that substitute items require prior approval. It also clarifies that the identification of approved sources does not guarantee continued availability. The drawing, maintained by CAD, was generated from a solid model, with changes to be incorporated by the design activity, which is the US ARMY COMBAT CAPABILITIES DEVELOPMENT COMMAND ARMAMENTS CENTER.

This document is a Source Control Drawing for a 3/8" drive, 7/16", 12-point socket, likely for federal government procurement or use. It specifies the physical characteristics, applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2017, ASME Y14.5-2020, ASME B107.110 Category 1, Type I), and approved manufacturers. Key specifications include a maximum length of 1.26 inches, a 3/8-inch drive size, a 7/16-inch socket size, and a full polish chrome finish with a standard length and double hexagon (12-point) special feature. The drawing lists approved sources such as Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. DBA MAC Tools, Snap-On Industrial, and Stanley Proto Industrial, along with their part numbers and vendor descriptions. The document also includes revision history and states that only items described are approved for use, requiring prior approval for any substitutes. This drawing is crucial for ensuring the correct and compliant procurement of this specific tool within government applications.

This government document is a Source Control Drawing for a 3/8" drive, 1/2", 12-point socket, likely for federal procurement or technical specifications. It details applicable standards like ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020, and specifies that only approved items described are for use. The drawing provides a list of approved sources, including Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. and Snap-On Industrial, along with their part numbers and descriptions. Key specifications for the socket are listed: a maximum length of 1.26 inches, a 3/8-inch drive size, a 1/2-inch socket size, a full polish chrome finish, and a 12-point double hexagon special feature. Revisions and approvals, including those from the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center, are also documented. The document emphasizes that it was generated from a solid model and is CAD maintained, with changes to be incorporated by the design activity.

The document details a Source Control Drawing for a 3/8" drive, 9/16", 12-point socket, likely for federal government procurement or an RFP. It provides specifications such as a maximum length of 1.26 inches, a 3/8 inch drive size, and a 9/16 inch socket size, with a full polish chrome finish and a standard length, double hexagon (12-point) special feature. The drawing references applicable standards like ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020, and ASME B107.110. It lists approved sources of supply including Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. DBA Mac Tools, Snap-On Industrial, Stanley Proto Industrial, along with their part numbers, CAGE codes, and vendor descriptions. The document also includes revision history, drawing approvals, and notes emphasizing that only described items are approved for use and that source identification does not guarantee continued availability. The US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center is listed as the design activity.

This government file is a Source Control Drawing (0703C0008) for a 3/8" drive, 5/8", 12-point socket, developed by the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center. The document specifies design and manufacturing requirements, including applicable standards like ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020, and product specifications such as a maximum length of 1.26 inches, full polish chrome finish, and a standard length, double hexagon (12-point) special feature. It lists approved sources of supply, including Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. (DBA Mac Tools), Snap-on Industrial, and Stanley Proto Industrial, with their respective part numbers and CAGE codes. The drawing also includes revision history and distribution statements, emphasizing that only items described are approved for use and substitutes require prior approval. This document serves as a critical reference for procurement and quality control within federal government applications, ensuring compliance and interchangeability of specified components.

This government file, likely part of an RFP or federal contract, details a source control drawing for a 3/8" drive, 11/16", 12-point socket. It specifies the socket's dimensions, finish, and special features, along with applicable standards like ASME B107.110. The document lists approved sources, including Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. (DBA MAC Tools) and Snap-On Industrial, providing their CAGE codes, part numbers, and descriptions. It also includes revision history, design, and quality approvals, and notes regarding applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2017, ASME Y14.5-2020), emphasizing that only described items are approved for use and that source availability is not guaranteed. This drawing ensures standardization and control over component procurement for government applications.

This government file is a source control drawing (DWG NO. 0703C1004) for a 3/8" drive, 10 MM, 12-point socket, managed by the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center. The drawing specifies applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2017, ASME Y14.5-2020) and notes that only described items are approved for use. It details the socket's specifications, including a maximum length of 32 MM (1.26 inch), a 3/8 inch drive size, and a 10 MM socket size with a full polish chrome finish and 12-point feature. The document also lists approved sources of supply, including Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. (DBA MAC Tools), Snap-On Industrial, and Stanley Proto Industrial, providing their CAGE codes, part numbers, and descriptions. This drawing serves as a critical document for procurement and quality control within federal government applications, ensuring specific tool standards and approved vendors are utilized.

This government file is a source control drawing (DWG NO. 0703C1005) for a 3/8" drive, 11 MM, 12-point socket. It details specifications such as a maximum length of 32 MM (1.26 inch), 3/8 inch drive size, 11 MM socket size, full polish chrome finish, and a standard length, double hexagon (12-point) special feature. The applicable standard for this tool is ASME B107.110, CATEGORY 1, TYPE I. The document lists approved sources of supply, including Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. DBA Mac Tools, Williams J H Industrial Products Inc., Snap-On Industrial, and Stanley Proto Industrial, along with their respective part numbers, CAGE codes, and vendor descriptions. The drawing also includes revision history, design, and drawing approval information, and notes on applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020), the approval of items described, and the guarantee of supply source availability. This drawing, generated and maintained by CAD, is approved for public release with unlimited distribution, suggesting its use in federal procurement or supply chain management for military or government applications.

This government file is a source control drawing (0703C1006) for a 3/8" drive, 12 MM, 12-point socket, likely for federal procurement or an RFP. It details the socket's specifications, including a maximum length of 32 MM (1.26 inches), a 3/8-inch drive size, a 12 MM socket size, a full polish chrome finish, and standard length with a double hexagon (12-point) special feature. The drawing references applicable standards such as ASME B107.110, Category 1, Type I. It also lists approved sources of supply, including SNAP-ON INDUSTRIAL (CAGE Code 55719) and STANLEY BLACK & DECKER, INC. DBA MAC TOOLS (CAGE Code 76377). The document emphasizes that only items described are approved for use and that substitute items require prior approval. It also clarifies that the identification of approved sources does not guarantee continued availability. The drawing includes revision history, design, and quality approvals from the US ARMY COMBAT CAPABILITIES DEVELOPMENT COMMAND ARMAMENTS CENTER.

This government file is a Source Control Drawing for a 3/8" drive, 13 MM, 12-point socket, identified as Part No. 0703C1007. The drawing details specifications such as a maximum length of 32 MM (1.26 inches), a 3/8-inch drive size, and a 13 MM socket size, with a full polish chrome finish and a standard length, double hexagon (12-point) special feature. It adheres to ASME B107.110, Category 1, Type I standards. The document lists approved sources of supply, including Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. DBA Mac Tools and Snap-On Industrial, along with their respective part numbers and descriptions. It also outlines applicable standards like ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020. The drawing emphasizes that only described items are approved for use and that substitute items require prior approval. This document is crucial for procurement and ensures the use of approved, compliant components in federal applications.

This government file is a source control drawing for a 3/8" drive, 14 MM, 12-point socket, identified by contract number 0703C1008. It specifies technical details such as a maximum length of 32 MM (1.26 inches), a full polish chrome finish, and standard length with a double hexagon (12-point) special feature. The drawing lists applicable standards including ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020, as well as ASME B107.110. It provides a list of approved sources of supply, including Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. DBA Mac Tools and Snap-On Industrial, along with their respective part numbers and vendor descriptions. The document emphasizes that only items described are approved for use and that substitute items require prior approval. It also clarifies that the identification of approved sources does not guarantee continued availability. The drawing was generated from a solid model and is CAD maintained, with changes to be incorporated by the design activity. This file is critical for procurement and ensures that only specified parts from approved vendors are used in government applications.

This government file is a source control drawing for a 3/8" drive, 15 MM, 12-point socket, likely for federal procurement or an RFP. It details the technical specifications, applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2017, ASME Y14.5-2020), and approved sources of supply. Key specifications include a maximum length of 32 MM (1.26 inch), full polish chrome finish, and standard length with a double hexagon (12-point) design. The drawing lists several approved vendors, including Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. DBA MAC Tools, Snap-On Industrial, and Stanley Proto Industrial, with their respective part numbers, CAGE codes, and addresses. The document emphasizes that only items described are approved for use and that substitutes require prior approval. It also clarifies that the identification of approved sources does not guarantee continued availability. The drawing was generated from a solid model and is CAD maintained, with changes to be incorporated by the design activity, which is the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center.

This government file is a source control drawing (DWG NO. 0703C1010) for a 3/8" drive, 16 mm, 12-point socket, intended for use by the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center. The drawing details applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2017, ASME Y14.5-2020) and specifications for the socket, including a maximum length of 32 mm, 3/8 inch drive size, 16 mm socket size, full polish chrome finish, and a standard length, double hexagon (12-point) special feature. It adheres to ASME B107.110, Category 1, Type I. The document lists approved sources of supply, including Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. DBA Mac Tools, Snap-On Industrial, and Stanley Proto Industrial, providing their CAGE codes, part numbers, and descriptions. This drawing serves as a critical reference for procurement and quality control within federal government applications, ensuring that only approved and compliant items are used.

This government file is a Source Control Drawing for a 3/8" drive, 17 mm, 12-point socket, likely for federal procurement. It details design specifications, applicable standards like ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020, and approved sources of supply. Key features include a maximum length of 32 MM (1.26 INCH), full polish chrome finish, and a double hexagon (12-point) special feature. The document lists multiple approved vendors such as Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. DBA Mac Tools and Snap-On Industrial, along with their respective part numbers and CAGE codes. It also specifies that only items described are approved for use and that substitutes require prior approval. This drawing serves as a critical reference for ensuring the procurement of the correct and compliant tool for government applications.

This government file, likely a source control drawing for federal procurement, details the specifications and approved sources for a 3/8" drive, 18 MM, 12-point socket. It outlines precise technical requirements including a maximum length of 32 MM (1.26 inch), a full polish chrome finish, and a standard length, double hexagon (12-point) special feature, adhering to ASME B107.110, Category 1, Type I standards. The document lists multiple approved vendors, including Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. DBA Mac Tools, Snap-On Industrial, and Stanley Proto Industrial, providing their CAGE codes, part numbers, and addresses. It also emphasizes that only items described are approved for use and substitutes require prior approval. This drawing serves as a critical reference for ensuring compliance and quality in military or government applications.

This government file is a source control drawing for a 3/8" drive, 19 MM, 12-point socket, identified as part number 0703C1013. It specifies design standards (ASME Y14.100-2017, ASME Y14.5-2020) and product specifications including a maximum length of 32 MM, a 3/8 inch drive size, and a full polish chrome finish, meeting ASME B107.110, Category 1, Type I. The document lists approved sources of supply, including Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. (DBA MAC Tools), Snap-On Industrial, and Stanley Proto Industrial, providing their CAGE codes and vendor part numbers. This drawing ensures that only approved items are used, emphasizing that substitutes require prior approval. It also clarifies that listed sources are not guaranteed for continued availability. The document, created by the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center, details drawing approvals and revision history, indicating it is CAD maintained and changes must be incorporated by the design activity. This is a crucial document for procurement and quality control within federal government projects requiring this specific tool.

This government file is a source control drawing (DWG NO. 0703C1014) for a 3/8" drive, 20 MM, 12-point socket, intended for use by the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center. The document outlines applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2017, ASME Y14.5-2020, ASME B107.110), specifications for the socket including a maximum length of 32 MM, 3/8 inch drive size, 20 MM socket size, and a full polish chrome finish with standard length and double hexagon (12-point) features. It identifies approved sources of supply, including Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. (DBA MAC Tools), Snap-On Industrial, and Stanley Proto Industrial, providing their CAGE codes, part numbers, and descriptions. The drawing also includes revision history and approval dates, emphasizing that only described items are approved for use and substitutes require prior approval. This document serves as a critical reference for procurement and quality assurance within federal government contracting, ensuring the use of approved and compliant tools.

This government file details the specifications and approved sources for a 3/8" drive, 21 MM, 12-point socket, likely for federal procurement or an RFP. It outlines applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2017, ASME Y14.5-2020), and specific product details such as length (32 MM max), finish (full polish chrome), and special features (standard length, double hexagon). The document emphasizes that only items described are approved, and substitutes require prior authorization. It also clarifies that the identification of approved sources does not guarantee continued availability. Approved vendors include Stanley Black & Decker (DBA Mac Tools) and Snap-on Industrial, with their respective part numbers and CAGE codes. The drawing was generated from a solid model, indicating a detailed engineering document for precision manufacturing and procurement. It is distributed for public release without limitation.

This government file is a source control drawing for a 3/8-inch drive, 22 mm, 12-point socket, identified by Drawing Number 0703C1016. The document specifies the design, approved sources of supply, and applicable standards for this particular tool, likely for use in federal government procurement or maintenance contracts. It details specifications such as a maximum length of 32 mm, a 3/8-inch drive size, a 22 mm socket size, and a full polish chrome finish, with special features including a standard length and a double hexagon (12-point) design. The drawing lists several approved manufacturers and their corresponding part numbers, including Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. (DBA MAC Tools), Snap-On Industrial, and Stanley Proto Industrial. The document also outlines applicable standards like ASME Y14.100-2017, ASME Y14.5-2020, and ASME B107.110, Category 1, Type I. It emphasizes that only items described are approved for use and that substitutes require prior approval. The drawing was generated from a solid model and is CAD maintained by the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center.

This government file is a Source Control Drawing (Drawing No. 0705A0010) for a 1/2" drive, 3/4", 6-point socket, likely for federal procurement purposes. It details the technical specifications, applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2017, ASME Y14.5-2020, ASME B107.110), and approved sources of supply for this specific tool. The document lists multiple vendors, including Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. (DBA MAC Tools) and Snap-on Industrial, along with their respective part numbers, CAGE codes, and descriptions. It emphasizes that only items described are approved, and substitutions require prior approval. The drawing was generated from a solid model, and changes must be incorporated by the design activity, the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center. The document includes revision history, dimensioning standards, and distribution statements, indicating its use in federal government solicitations or contracts.

This government file is a Source Control Drawing for a 1/2" drive, 13/16", 6-point socket, identified as Part No. 0705A0012. The document details applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2017, ASME Y14.5-2020), specifications, and approved sources of supply. Key specifications include a maximum length of 1.635 inches, a 1/2-inch drive size, a 13/16-inch socket size, and a full polish chrome finish, adhering to ASME B107.110, Category 1, Type I. The drawing lists approved vendors such as Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. DBA MAC Tools, Snap-On Industrial, and Stanley Proto Industrial, along with their respective part numbers and descriptions. It emphasizes that only items described are approved for use and that substitutes require prior approval. The document also includes revision history and distribution statements, indicating it is approved for public release.

This document is a Source Control Drawing for a 1/2" drive, 7/8", 6-point socket, primarily for use by the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center. It details the mechanical specifications, design approvals, and approved sources of supply for this specific tool. Key specifications include a maximum length of 1.760 inches, a 1/2-inch drive size, and a 7/8-inch socket size with a full polish chrome finish and a standard length, single hexagon (6-point) feature. The drawing references applicable standards such as ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020, and specifies ASME B107.110, Category 1, Type I for the socket itself. The document lists multiple approved suppliers, including Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. (DBA MAC Tools), Snap-On Industrial, and Stanley Proto Industrial, along with their respective part numbers and descriptions. It emphasizes that only items described are approved for use and that substitutes require prior approval. This document serves as a critical technical reference for procurement and usage within government applications, ensuring standardization and quality control for the specified socket.

This document is a Source Control Drawing (No. 0705A0014) for a 1/2" drive, 15/16", 6-point socket, intended for use by the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center. It specifies the design, approved sources, and technical characteristics of the socket. Key specifications include a maximum length of 1.760 inches, a 1/2-inch drive size, a 15/16-inch socket size, and a full polish chrome finish, adhering to ASME B107.110, Category 1, Type I standards. The drawing lists approved manufacturers like Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. (DBA MAC Tools) and Snap-On Industrial, along with their respective part numbers and descriptions. The document emphasizes that only items described are approved, and substitutes require prior approval. It also clarifies that the identification of sources does not guarantee continued availability. The drawing is CAD maintained, with changes to be incorporated by the design activity.

This government file details a source control drawing for a 1/2" drive, 1", 6-point socket, identified by part number 0705A0016. The document, originating from the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center, specifies the design, approved sources, and technical specifications for this tool. It lists applicable standards like ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020. Key specifications include a maximum length of 1.760 inches, a 1/2-inch drive size, a 1-inch socket size, and a full polish chrome finish, adhering to ASME B107.110. Approved sources include Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. (DBA Mac Tools), Snap-On Industrial, and Stanley Proto Industrial, with specific part numbers and vendor descriptions. The document emphasizes that only described items are approved for use, and substitutes require prior approval. This drawing is critical for procurement and quality assurance within federal government applications, ensuring standardized and approved tooling.

This government file details a Source Control Drawing for a 1/2" drive, 12 MM, 6-point socket, identified by Drawing No. 0705A1004. It outlines applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2017, ASME Y14.5-2020) and emphasizes that only items described are approved for use, prohibiting substitutes without prior approval. The document specifies the socket's dimensions (39 MM max length, 1/2 inch drive, 12 MM socket size), full polish chrome finish, and describes it as a standard length, single hexagon (6-point) type. Applicable specifications include ASME B107.110, Category 1, Type I. Approved sources of supply are listed, including SNAP-ON INDUSTRIAL, STANLEY PROTO INDUSTRIAL, and STANLEY BLACK & DECKER, INC. DBA MAC TOOLS, along with their respective part numbers, CAGE codes, and vendor descriptions. The drawing was generated from a solid model and is CAD maintained, with changes to be incorporated by the design activity, the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center. Revisions and approval dates are also provided.

This government file details a Source Control Drawing for a 1/2" drive, 13 MM, 6-point socket. The drawing specifies applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2017, ASME Y14.5-2020) and notes that only described items are approved for use. It lists detailed specifications for the socket, including a maximum length of 39 MM (1.5354 inches), 1/2-inch drive size, 13 MM socket size, and a full polish chrome finish with standard length and single hexagon (6-point) special features. The document also provides a list of approved sources of supply, including Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. (DBA Mac Tools), Snap-on Industrial, and Stanley Proto Industrial, along with their part numbers, CAGE codes, and vendor descriptions. The drawing was generated from a solid model and is CAD maintained, with changes to be incorporated by the design activity. This document is approved for public release, indicating its use in federal procurement or supply chain management.

This government file, likely an exhibit in a federal procurement, details a source control drawing for a 1/2" drive, 14 MM, 6-point socket. It specifies applicable standards like ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020. The document outlines the socket's dimensions, drive size, finish, and special features, including a maximum length of 39 MM (1.5354 inches). It also lists approved sources of supply, such as Snap-On Industrial and Stanley Proto Industrial, providing their part numbers, vendor data, and CAGE codes. The drawing emphasizes that only items described are approved for use and that substitutes require prior approval. It also includes revision history, design, and quality approvals, indicating a rigorously controlled item within a defense or industrial context.

This government file is a source control drawing for a 1/2" drive, 15 MM, 6-point socket, likely intended for use in federal procurement or supply chain management. The document outlines applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2017, ASME Y14.5-2020, ASME B107.110), specifications for the socket including its length (40 MM max), drive size (1/2 inch), socket size (15 MM), finish (full polish chrome), and special features (standard length, single hexagon). It also lists approved sources of supply, including Snap-On Industrial, Stanley Proto Industrial, and Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. DBA MAC Tools, along with their respective part numbers and CAGE codes. The drawing emphasizes that only described items are approved for use and substitutes require prior approval. It also clarifies that identification of approved sources does not guarantee continued availability. The document includes revision history, design, and drawing approvals, confirming its use as a controlled engineering document for the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center.

This government file is a source control drawing (DWG NO. 0705A1008) for a 1/2" drive, 16 MM, 6-point socket, likely for federal procurement or use within the US Army. It details the mechanical properties, specifications, and approved sources for this specific tool. The document outlines applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2017, ASME Y14.5-2020, ASME B107.110), emphasizing that only items described are approved, and substitutes require prior approval. Key specifications include a maximum length of 40 MM (1.5748 inches), a 1/2-inch drive size, a 16 MM socket size, and a full polish chrome finish with a standard length and single hexagon feature. Approved sources include Snap-On Industrial, Stanley Proto Industrial, and Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. dba Mac Tools, each with specific part numbers and CAGE codes. The drawing also includes revision history and distribution statements, indicating it is approved for public release and unlimited distribution.

This government file, identified as Drawing No. 0705A1009, is a Source Control Drawing for a 1/2" drive, 17mm, 6-point socket, intended for use by the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center. The document outlines applicable standards and specifications (ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020), emphasizing that only items described are approved for use and that substitute items require prior approval. It provides detailed specifications for the socket, including a maximum length of 40mm, a 1/2-inch drive size, a 17mm socket size, a full polish chrome finish, and a standard length, single hexagon (6-point) special feature. The drawing also lists approved sources of supply, including Snap-On Industrial, Stanley Proto Industrial, and Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. dba MAC Tools, along with their respective part numbers, CAGE codes, and vendor descriptions. The document includes revision history, with the latest revision in 2022, and notes that it was generated from a solid model and is CAD maintained.

This government file details a Source Control Drawing for a 1/2" drive, 18 mm, 6-point socket, identified by Drawing No. 0705A1010. The document specifies the socket's design, application, and approved sources of supply. Key specifications include a maximum length of 40 mm (1.5748 inches), a 1/2 inch drive size, an 18 mm socket size, and a full polish chrome finish, with special features noting it as a standard length, single hexagon (6-point) socket. Applicable standards are ASME B107.110, Category 1, Type I, ASME Y14.100-2017, and ASME Y14.5-2020. The drawing also lists approved vendors such as SNAP-ON INDUSTRIAL, STANLEY PROTO INDUSTRIAL, and STANLEY BLACK & DECKER, INC. DBA MAC TOOLS, along with their respective part numbers and descriptions. The document emphasizes that only described items are approved for use and substitutes require prior approval. This file is crucial for procurement and quality control within government applications, ensuring adherence to strict specifications for tools.

This government file is a source control drawing for a 1/2" drive, 19 MM, 6-point socket, likely intended for procurement or manufacturing by government contractors. It details the mechanical specifications, applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2017, ASME Y14.5-2020, ASME B107.110), and approved sources of supply for this specific tool. The drawing provides critical dimensions, finish requirements (full polish chrome), and special features (standard length, single hexagon). It also lists approved vendors such as Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. (DBA MAC Tools), Snap-On Industrial, and Stanley Proto Industrial, along with their respective part numbers and CAGE codes. The document emphasizes that only items described are approved for use, and substitutes require prior approval. This ensures strict adherence to specifications for government applications.

This government file details a source control drawing for a 1/2" drive, 21 MM, 6-point socket. It specifies the physical characteristics, applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2017, ASME Y14.5-2020, ASME B107.110), and approved sources of supply. Key specifications include a maximum length of 42 MM, a 1/2-inch drive size, a 21 MM socket size, and a full polish chrome finish with a standard length and single hexagon feature. The document lists approved vendors such as Snap-on Industrial, Stanley Proto Industrial, and Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. dba Mac Tools, along with their respective part numbers and CAGE codes. It also includes revision history, design, and drawing approvals from the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center. The drawing emphasizes that only items described are approved, and substitutes require prior approval. This document serves as a critical reference for procurement and quality assurance within federal government applications, likely for military or defense-related equipment maintenance.

This government file is a Source Control Drawing (DWG NO. 0705A1014) for a 1/2" drive, 22 MM, 6-point socket, likely for federal procurement purposes. It details the technical specifications of the socket, including its length (45 MM max), drive size (1/2 inch), socket size (22 MM), and finish (full polish chrome). The drawing also specifies applicable standards such as ASME Y14.100-2017, ASME Y14.5-2020, and ASME B107.110. It identifies approved sources of supply, including Snap-On Industrial, Stanley Proto Industrial, and Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. dba Mac Tools, along with their respective part numbers, CAGE codes, and vendor descriptions. The document includes revision history and approval signatures from various engineers, indicating its managed lifecycle within a government or military context, specifically the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center.

This document is a source control drawing for a 1/2" drive, 24 MM, 6-PT socket, likely for federal government procurement. It details the product specifications, including a maximum length of 45 MM (1.7717 inches), a 1/2 inch drive size, and a full polish chrome finish, with special features for standard length and single hexagon (6-point). The drawing references applicable standards like ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020, and ASME B107.110, Category 1, Type I. It identifies approved sources of supply, including Snap-On Industrial and Stanley Proto Industrial, with their respective part numbers and CAGE codes. The document explicitly states that only items described are approved for use and that substitute items require prior approval. Distribution is unlimited, indicating public release. The drawing was generated from a solid model and is CAD maintained, with changes to be incorporated by the design activity. It was prepared for the US ARMY COMBAT CAPABILITIES DEVELOPMENT COMMAND ARMAMENTS CENTER.

This government file is a Source Control Drawing for a reversible ratchet, detailing its specifications, approved sources, and design approvals. The document outlines a 1/4" drive ratchet, 5.25 inches nominal in length, with a full polish chrome handle, a ratcheting arc of no more than 8 degrees, and special features including a sealed head and reversible mechanism. It references applicable standards like ASME B107.110 and lists approved vendors such as Snap-On Industrial and Stanley Proto Industrial, along with their respective part numbers and descriptions. The drawing includes revision history, key dates, and personnel involved in its design and approval, emphasizing that only described items are approved for use without prior qualifying activity approval.

This government file is a Source Control Drawing for a 3/8" reversible ratchet, identified as DWG NO. 0711A1000, from the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center. The drawing outlines detailed specifications for the ratchet, including a nominal length of 8 inches, a 3/8-inch drive size, a full polish chrome handle finish, and a ratcheting arc of no more than 8 degrees. Special features include a sealed head, reversibility, and a reversing lever or switch. Applicable standards are ASME B107.110, Category 10, Type I, Class 2, along with ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020. The document also lists approved sources of supply, specifically Snap-On Industrial and Stanley Proto Industrial, with their respective part numbers and descriptions. Revisions to the drawing are detailed, with the latest revision B dated 2024-12-17. The distribution statement indicates unlimited public release. This document is crucial for procurement and ensures that only approved items meeting specific military standards are used.

This document is a Source Control Drawing for a 1/2 inch reversible ratchet, identified by contract number 0711A2000. It details the product's specifications, including a nominal length of 10 inches, a 1/2 inch drive size, a full polish chrome handle finish, a ratcheting arc of no more than 8 degrees, and special features such as a sealed head and a reversible mechanism. Applicable standards and specifications include ASME Y14.100-2017, ASME Y14.5-2020, and ASME B107.110, Category 10, Type I, Class 2. The drawing lists approved sources of supply, including Snap-On Industrial and Stanley Proto Industrial, along with their part numbers and descriptions. It also includes revision history and identification of the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center as the design activity. The document emphasizes that only described items are approved for use and that substitute items require prior approval.

This government file is a source control drawing for a 1/4 inch drive, 2-inch extension. It details the specifications, approved sources, and revisions for the part, crucial for federal procurement and supply chain management. The document outlines applicable standards like ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020. It lists approved vendors such as SNAP-ON INDUSTRIAL and STANLEY BLACK & DECKER, INC. DBA MAC TOOLS, along with their part numbers and descriptions. The drawing also includes a distribution statement for public release and notes regarding the use of approved items and the guarantee of supply. This document ensures standardization and quality control for components used in government applications.

This government file is a Source Control Drawing for a 1/4 inch drive, 6-inch extension, likely part of an RFP for federal procurement. It details specific technical requirements, applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2017, ASME Y14.5-2020, ASME B107.110), and approved sources of supply. Key specifications include a nominal length of 6 inches, a 1/4 inch drive size, a full polish chrome finish, and a knurled grip. The document lists approved vendors like Snap-On Industrial and Stanley Black & Decker, Inc., along with their part numbers and descriptions. It emphasizes that only approved items can be used and that source availability is not guaranteed. The drawing also includes revision history and approval signatures from various engineers, highlighting a structured design and approval process by the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center.

This document is a Source Control Drawing for an "EXTENSION, 3/8" DRIVE, 3"" (part number 0711B1000) used by the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center. It details the product's specifications, including its 3-inch nominal length, 3/8-inch drive size, full polish chrome finish, and knurled grip, adhering to ASME B107.110 standards. The drawing lists approved sources of supply, such as Snap-on Industrial and Stanley Proto Industrial, with their respective CAGE codes and vendor part numbers. It also outlines applicable standards like ASME Y14.100-2017 and Y14.5-2020, and includes revision history. The document specifies that only items described are approved for use and that substitutes require prior approval. This drawing is critical for procurement and ensures the use of approved, compliant components in military applications.

This document, a Source Control Drawing (SCD) with drawing number 0711B1001, details a 3/8" drive, 6" extension. It specifies the product baseline, revisions, and applicable standards like ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020. The drawing provides key specifications, including a nominal length of 6 inches, a 3/8 inch drive size, a full polish chrome finish, and a knurled grip. It references ASME B107.110, Category 10, Type II, Class 2, Style A. The document lists approved sources of supply, including Snap-On Industrial and Stanley Proto Industrial, along with their part numbers and descriptions. It also includes warnings that only described items are approved for use and that listed sources are not guaranteed for continued availability. This SCD, maintained by the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center, serves as a critical reference for procurement and manufacturing in federal government applications.

This government file is a Source Control Drawing for a 1/2" drive, 2" extension. The document specifies design, materials, and approved sources for this tool, crucial for federal procurement processes. It details applicable standards like ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020, and outlines specific requirements for length (2 inches nominal), drive size (1/2 inch), and finish (full polish chrome). The drawing lists approved vendors such as Snap-on Industrial and Stanley Proto Industrial, including their CAGE codes and part numbers. It explicitly states that only items described are approved for use and that substitutes require prior approval. The document underscores the importance of adhering to specified components and standards in government contracts, ensuring quality and interoperability for US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center applications.

This government file is a Source Control Drawing for a 1/2" drive extension, 5" in length, detailing its specifications, approved sources, and relevant standards. The document outlines the physical characteristics of the extension, including its 5-inch nominal length, 1/2-inch drive size, full polish chrome finish, and knurled grip. It references applicable standards such as ASME Y14.100-2017, ASME Y14.5-2020, and ASME B107.110, CATEGORY 10, TYPE II, CLASS 2, STYLE A. Approved sources of supply are listed, including Snap-On Industrial and Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. (DBA Mac Tools), along with their part numbers, CAGE codes, and vendor descriptions. The drawing also specifies that only described items are approved for use and that substitute items require prior approval. It emphasizes that the identification of approved sources does not guarantee continued availability. The document was generated from a solid model and is maintained by the design activity, the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center.

This government file, a Source Control Drawing, details the specifications and approved sources for a 1/2" drive, 10" length extension. It outlines critical specifications such as length (10 inches nominal), drive size (1/2 inch), finish (full polish chrome), and special features (knurled grip). The document references applicable standards like ASME B107.110, Category 10, Type II, Class 2, Style A, and ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020. It lists approved manufacturers like Snap-On Industrial and Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. dba Mac Tools, providing their CAGE codes, part numbers, and descriptions. The drawing also includes important notes regarding the use of approved items only, without substitution, and clarifies that the listed sources are not guaranteed for continued availability. This document is crucial for procurement and engineering, ensuring that only specified and approved components are used in relevant applications by the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center.

This government file details a source control drawing for a hinged 3/8-inch socket wrench handle, identified as part number 0711C1000. It specifies the item's design, dimensions (9 inches nominal length), finish (full polish chrome), and special features (hinged handle). The document lists applicable standards like ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020, as well as ASME B107.110 for the socket wrench handle. It also identifies approved sources of supply, including Snap-On Industrial and Stanley Proto Industrial, with their respective CAGE codes and part numbers. The drawing was generated from a solid model, is CAD maintained, and has undergone several revisions, with the latest in 2022. The file emphasizes that only items described are approved for use and that substitute items require prior approval.

This government file is a Source Control Drawing for a Socket Wrench Handle, specifically detailing hinged, 1/2" drive models. It outlines applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2017, ASME Y14.5-2020, ASME B107.110), specifications for length (16 to 19 inches), finish (full polish chrome with exception of the drive), and special features (hinged handle). The document lists approved sources of supply, including Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. DBA Mac Tools, Snap-on Industrial, and Stanley Proto Industrial, with their respective CAGE codes, part numbers, and descriptions. It emphasizes that only items described are approved for use and substitutes require prior approval. The drawing includes revision history, design, and quality approvals, indicating its use for federal government RFPs, grants, and state/local RFPs where specific tooling and quality control are critical.

The document details a Source Control Drawing for a 1/4" drive spin-type speeder, a tool with a plastic screwdriver grip handle and a full polish chrome finish, measuring 6 inches nominally. It specifies applicable standards such as ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020, along with ASME B107.110 for the tool itself. The drawing lists approved sources of supply, including Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. DBA Mac Tools and Snap-On Industrial, providing their addresses, CAGE codes, and vendor part numbers. It explicitly states that only items described are approved for use and that substitute items require prior approval. The document also includes revision history and distribution statements, indicating unlimited public release. This technical document serves as a standard for procurement and design, ensuring adherence to specifications for government projects and maintaining quality control for the specified tool.

This government file is a Source Control Drawing (SCD) for a "Speeder, Brace Type, 1/4" Drive" tool. It specifies technical details, approved manufacturers, and applicable standards for this item, which is used by the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center. Key specifications include a length of 14.5-16 inches, a 1/4-inch drive size, a full polish chrome finish, and special features like a single revolving handgrip. The document lists approved sources such as Snap-on Industrial and Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. (DBA Mac Tools), providing their addresses, CAGE codes, and vendor part numbers. It references ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020 as applicable standards/specifications, along with ASME B107.110, CATEGORY 10, TYPE I, CLASS 3, STYLE A for the tool itself. The drawing emphasizes that only described items are approved for use and that substitute items require prior approval. This SCD serves as a critical reference for procurement and quality control within government contracts related to this specific tool.

This government file is a Source Control Drawing for a Socket Wrench Adapter, specifically a 1/4" Female to 3/8" Male adapter. The document details applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2017, ASME Y14.5-2020), approved sources of supply including Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. (DBA Mac Tools) and Snap-On Industrial, and provides specifications such as length (0.625 to 1.000 inches), drive size, and finish (full polish chrome). It also references ASME B107.110 for applicable specifications. The drawing explicitly states that only items described are approved for use and that substitutes require prior approval. This document is crucial for procurement and quality control within federal government applications, ensuring that only approved and specified components are used.

This government file is a Source Control Drawing for a 1/2" F to 3/8" M socket adapter, designated 0711F2000, developed by the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center. The document outlines applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2017, ASME Y14.5-2020), specifies that only items described are approved for use, and clarifies that listed sources of supply are not guaranteed. The drawing details the adapter's specifications, including its type (socket wrench adapter), drive size, and applicable ASME B107.110 standards. It also lists approved sources of supply, including Snap-On Industrial and Stanley Proto Industrial, along with their part numbers, vendor data, and descriptions. Revisions to the drawing are noted, with the latest update on December 17, 2024. This document serves as a critical reference for procurement and engineering, ensuring the correct and approved components are used for military applications, likely within the context of federal RFPs for military equipment and parts.

This government file is a source control drawing for various universal joints, specifically 1/4" drive types. It details the specifications, applicable standards, and approved sources for these items. The document lists several part numbers, corresponding vendors (such as Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. DBA MAC Tools and Snap-On Industrial), their addresses, CAGE codes, and vendor part descriptions. Key specifications include a maximum length of 1.5 inches, a 1/4-inch drive size, and a full polish chrome finish, adhering to ASME B107.110, CATEGORY 10, TYPE II, CLASS 1 standards. The drawing also includes revision history and notes emphasizing that only items described are approved for use, and substitutes require prior approval. This document is crucial for procurement and quality assurance in federal applications requiring these specific universal joints.

The document is a Source Control Drawing (SCD) for a 3/8-inch drive universal joint, identified by contract number 0711G1000, and maintained by the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center. It outlines the specifications for the universal joint, including a maximum length of 2.25 inches, a 3/8-inch drive size, and a full polish chrome finish, adhering to ASME B107.110, Category 10, Type II, Class 1 standards. The drawing lists approved sources of supply, including Snap-On Industrial and Stanley Proto Industrial, with their respective CAGE codes and part numbers. The document also details revisions from 2015 to 2024, indicating ongoing updates to the product baseline and engineering change proposals. It emphasizes that only items described are approved for use and that substitutes require prior approval.

This document is a source control drawing for a 1/2" drive universal joint, identified as part number 0711G2000. It outlines the specifications, applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2017, ASME Y14.5-2020, ASME B107.110), and approved sources of supply for this component. Key specifications include a maximum length of 2.88 inches, a 1/2-inch drive size, and a full polish chrome finish. The drawing also lists several approved vendors, including Snap-On Industrial and Stanley Proto Industrial, along with their respective part numbers and descriptions for compatible universal joints. Revisions to the drawing are detailed, with the latest update on December 17, 2024. The document emphasizes that only items described are approved for use and that substitutes require prior approval. It also clarifies that the identification of sources does not guarantee continued availability. This source control drawing is crucial for ensuring the proper procurement and use of this specific universal joint in government applications.

This government file is a Source Control Drawing for a Phillips #1 Hex Bolster Screwdriver with a 3-inch blade, designated as part number 0712A0001. It outlines the specifications for the screwdriver, including its type, blade length, tip size, materials (steel blade, two-material or texture single-piece-design handle), finish (full polish chrome blade, treated tip to prevent chipping), and special features (hex bolster). The document lists approved sources of supply, including Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. DBA Mac Tools and Snap-On Industrial, with corresponding vendor part numbers and descriptions. It details revisions to the drawing, distribution statements, and applicable standards/specifications such as ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020. The drawing emphasizes that only items described are approved for use and that substitute items require prior approval. The document was generated by the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center.

This government file details a source control drawing for a Phillips #2, hex bolster, 4-inch blade screwdriver. It outlines applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2017, ASME Y14.5-2020), emphasizing that only described items are approved for use and substitutes require prior approval. The document lists approved sources of supply, including Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. (DBA MAC Tools) and Snap-on Industrial. It provides detailed specifications for the screwdriver, such as blade length, tip size, material (steel blade, two-material or texture single-piece-design handle), finish, and special features like a hex bolster. The drawing also includes revision history and approval dates, indicating its maintenance as a CAD-generated model by the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center. This file is crucial for procurement and quality control within federal government applications requiring this specific tool.

This government file details the specifications for a Phillips #3 Hex Bolster Screwdriver with a 6-inch blade. The document, identified as a Source Control Drawing, outlines applicable standards like ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020. It specifies material requirements for the blade (steel) and handle (two-material or textured single-piece design), along with finish details (full polish chrome blade, treated tip to prevent chipping). Key features include a hex bolster, a Phillips #3 tip size, and a 6-inch nominal blade length. The file also lists approved sources of supply, including Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. (DBA Mac Tools) and Snap-On Industrial, along with their respective part numbers and descriptions. The document emphasizes that only items described are approved for use and that substitute items require prior approval. It also clarifies that the identification of approved sources does not guarantee continued availability. The US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center is listed as the design activity.

This government file is a Source Control Drawing for a "SCREWDRIVER, FLAT TIP, STUBBY, 1/4"". The document specifies the design, material, and performance requirements for this tool, intended for use by the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center. Key specifications include a stubby flat tip, a blade length of 1.25 to 1.75 inches, a 1/4-inch tip size, a steel blade with a full polish chrome finish, and a plastic handle. It also lists approved sources of supply, including Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. (DBA MAC Tools) and Snap-on Industrial. The drawing adheres to ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020 standards and includes notes regarding approved items, substitute item restrictions, and the non-guarantee of continued availability from listed sources. This document is crucial for procurement and ensures that only approved and compliant tools are used in specified applications.

This government file details the specifications for a Source Control Drawing for a flat tip screwdriver. The document, identified as 0712B0001, outlines the design, materials, and approved sources for a 1/4" flat tip screwdriver with a 4" blade and hex bolster. Key specifications include a steel blade with a full polish chrome finish and a treated tip to prevent chipping, along with a two-material or single-piece handle design. The document lists approved sources, including SNAP-ON INDUSTRIAL and STANLEY BLACK & DECKER, INC. DBA MAC TOOLS, providing their CAGE codes, part numbers, and descriptions. Applicable standards cited are ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020. The drawing emphasizes that only described items are approved for use and substitutes require prior approval. This document serves as a comprehensive guide for procurement and use of this specific tool within government applications.

This government file details the specifications for a flat tip screwdriver, part number 0712B0003, intended for use by the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center. The document outlines applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020), emphasizing that only approved items described are authorized for use. It lists key specifications for the screwdriver, including an 8-inch blade length, 3/8-inch tip size, steel blade with a full polish chrome finish, and a hex bolster feature. Approved sources of supply are identified, including Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. (DBA MAC Tools) and Snap-on Industrial. The file also includes revision history, detailing updates such as product baseline changes and ECPs. This source control drawing ensures adherence to specific design and material requirements for this critical tool within military applications.

This government file details a Source Control Drawing for a Flat Tip Screwdriver, specifically a 5/16-inch, hex bolster, 6-inch blade model. The document outlines applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2017, ASME Y14.5-2020) and emphasizes that only items described are approved, prohibiting substitutes without prior approval. It provides detailed specifications including blade length (6 inches nominal), tip size (.3125 or 5/16 inch), material (steel blade, two-material or single-piece handle), and finish (full polish chrome blade, treated tip to prevent chipping). Special features include a hex bolster and general-purpose design. Approved sources are listed, including SNAP-ON INDUSTRIAL (CAGE Code 55719) and STANLEY BLACK & DECKER, INC. DBA MAC TOOLS (CAGE Code 76377), along with their respective part numbers and descriptions. The drawing also includes revision history and approval dates, indicating its maintenance as a CAD-generated and controlled document by the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center.

This government file details a Source Control Drawing for a 1/8-inch, 6-inch blade, flat-tip cabinet screwdriver, identified as DWG NO. 0712B0012. It specifies the item's design, material (steel blade, plastic handle), finish (full polish chrome blade, treated tip), and special features (round shank, cabinet type). The document lists applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2017, ASME Y14.5-2020) and emphasizes that only approved items described are for use. It also identifies a single approved source: Klein Tools, with part number 608-6. The drawing was generated and is maintained via CAD by the US ARMY COMBAT CAPABILITIES DEVELOPMENT COMMAND ARMAMENTS CENTER. Revisions are noted, with the latest in 2024. This document serves as a crucial reference for procurement and ensures the use of standardized and approved tools within government applications.

This government file details the specifications for a Source Control Drawing for a "Screwdriver, Flat Tip, Cabinet, 3/16", 5" Blade" with drawing number 0712B0013. The document, originating from the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center, outlines applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020), approved items, and the non-guarantee of continued availability for approved sources. Key specifications include a 5-inch nominal blade length, .1875-inch tip size, steel blade, two-material or single-piece handle, and a full polish chrome finish with a treated tip to prevent chipping. The screwdriver features a round shank and is cabinet type. Approved sources are listed, including Klein Tools and Snap-On Industrial, with their respective part numbers, vendor descriptions, and CAGE codes. The document also includes revision history, detailing product baseline changes and ERR updates.

This government file is a Source Control Drawing for a "Jewelers Screwdriver, Flat Tip, .025", Plastic Handle" with drawing number 0712C0000. It outlines the specifications for the screwdriver, including an overall length of 4.9 inches nominal, a .025 inch tip size, a steel blade, and a plastic handle. Key features include a fixed handle and ESD-safe properties. The document identifies Moody Tools Inc. (CAGE Code 89750, Part No. 51-2022) as an approved source of supply. It also lists applicable standards and specifications (ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020) and emphasizes that only items described are approved for use, with no substitutes allowed without prior approval. The drawing was generated from a solid model and is CAD maintained, with revisions noted, including a product baseline in 2018 and an ERR in 2024.

This government file details a Source Control Drawing (SCD) for a jeweler's screwdriver, flat tip, .040", with a plastic handle, identified by part number 0712C0001. The document specifies the item's design, materials, and approved sources, crucial for federal procurement. Key specifications include an overall length of 4.9 inches nominal, a .040-inch tip size, a steel blade, and a plastic handle with electro-static discharge (ESD) safe features. The approved source is Moody Tools Inc. (CAGE Code 89750), with part number 51-2023. The drawing, generated from a solid model, is maintained by the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center. This SCD ensures that only approved items are used, emphasizing quality control and compliance in government applications.

This document is a Source Control Drawing for a jewelers screwdriver, flat tip, .055", with a plastic handle. It outlines specifications such as an overall length of 4.9 inches nominal, a .055 inch tip size, a steel blade, and a plastic handle. Key features include a fixed handle and ESD-safe properties. The document identifies Moody Tools Inc. as an approved source, providing their part number, vendor data, and CAGE code. It also lists applicable standards/specifications (ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020) and notes that only items described are approved for use. The drawing was generated from a solid model and is CAD maintained, with changes to be incorporated by the design activity. This detailed drawing is crucial for procurement and ensures precise specifications for the tool within government applications.

This government file is a source control drawing (DWG NO. 0712C0003) for a jeweler's screwdriver with a flat tip, .070 inches, and a plastic handle. The document details the specifications of the screwdriver, including an overall length of 4.9 inches nominal, a steel blade, and a fixed, electro-static discharge (ESD) safe plastic handle. It references applicable standards/specifications such as ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020. The drawing also lists approved sources of supply, specifically Moody Tools Inc. (CAGE Code 89750) with part number 51-2025. It explicitly states that only items described on the drawing are approved for use and that substitute items require prior approval. The document indicates that it was generated from a solid model and is CAD maintained, with changes to be incorporated by the design activity, which is the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center. This file serves as a critical reference for procurement and quality assurance within federal government applications, ensuring that only specified and approved components are used.

The document is a Source Control Drawing (SCD) for a Jewelers Screwdriver, Flat Tip, .080", Plastic Handle, identified by drawing number 0712C0004. It details the specifications for the screwdriver, including an overall length of 4.9 inches nominal, a .080-inch tip size, a steel blade, and a plastic handle. Key features include a fixed handle and electro-static discharge (ESD) safe design. The document lists Moody Tools Inc. as an approved source, providing their CAGE code, part number (51-2026), and description. It also notes applicable standards such as ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020. The drawing emphasizes that only items described are approved for use and that substitute items require prior approval. It also clarifies that the identification of approved sources does not guarantee continued availability. The document includes revision history, with updates made in 2018 and 2024.

This document is a Source Control Drawing (SCD) for a specific jeweler's screwdriver, flat tip, .100", with a plastic handle, identified as part number 0712C0005. It details the product's specifications, including an overall length of 4.9 inches nominal, a .100-inch tip size, a steel blade, and a plastic handle with electro-static discharge (ESD) safe features. The drawing lists approved sources of supply, including Moody Tools Inc., with specific vendor part numbers and descriptions. It also references applicable standards and specifications like ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020. The document stresses that only items described are approved for use and that substitutes require prior approval. This drawing, generated from a solid model, is maintained by the design activity, the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center. Revisions to the product baseline are also noted.

This document is a Source Control Drawing (SCD) for a Jeweler's Screwdriver, Cross Tip #0, Plastic Handle, identified by drawing number 0712C1000. It details the specifications, design approvals, and approved sources for this specific tool, which is an Electro-Static Discharge (ESD) safe screwdriver with a fixed handle, an overall length of 4.9 inches nominal, a #0 cross tip, a steel blade, and a plastic handle. The document lists Moody Tools Inc. as an approved source, providing their CAGE code, part number (51-2031), and description (SCREWDRIVER, JEWELER'S, PHILLIPS #0, FIXED ESD-SAFE HANDLE). The drawing includes revisions, with the latest dated 2024-12-17, and emphasizes that only items described are approved for use, and substitutes require prior approval. It also states that identification of sources does not guarantee continued availability. The document is approved for public release, indicating its use in federal government applications.

This document is a Source Control Drawing for an offset ratcheting screwdriver, specifically identifying approved sources and specifications for federal government applications. It outlines the technical requirements for a screwdriver with 1/4" slotted and Phillips #2 tips, a ratcheting handle, and a reversing switch. The drawing references applicable standards such as ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020. It lists approved vendors like WILLIAMS J H INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS INC, WRIGHT TOOL COMPANY, LLC, and GENERAL TOOLS MFG CO LLC, along with their part numbers and addresses. The document emphasizes that only items described are approved for use and any substitute requires prior approval. This drawing, maintained by CAD, serves as a critical reference for procurement and quality assurance within military and government contexts.

This document is a Source Control Drawing for a ratcheting screwdriver with two interchangeable blades, specifically part number 0712E0003, as specified by the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command. The drawing details the screwdriver's specifications, including exposed blade lengths of 2" and 4" nominal, steel blades, a two-material or texture single-piece design handle, and a corrosion-resistant blade finish. A key feature is a magnetic tip designed to retain 1/4" hex insert bits. The document identifies Snap-On Industrial (CAGE Code 55719) as an approved source, listing specific vendor part numbers and descriptions for the handle and magnetic bit holders. Applicable standards include ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020. The document emphasizes that only items described are approved for use, and substitutes require prior approval. It also clarifies that the listing of an approved source does not guarantee continued availability.

This document is a Source Control Drawing (SCD) for a #0 Phillips screwdriver tip hex bit, part number 0713A3000, intended for use by the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command, Armament Center. The drawing specifies the physical characteristics of the bit, including a 1-inch nominal length, 1/4-inch hex drive size, and tool steel material. It also lists two approved sources of supply: Qualtool Inc. (CAGE Code 053Q2) and Zephyr Manufacturing Co Inc. (CAGE Code 67179), along with their respective part numbers and descriptions. The document emphasizes that only items described are approved for use, and substitutes require prior approval. It also notes that the identification of approved sources does not guarantee their continued availability. Applicable standards include ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020. This SCD is crucial for procurement and ensuring the correct, approved components are used in military applications.

This document is a Source Control Drawing (No. 0713A3001) for a 1/4" Hex Drive Insert Bit, #1 Phillips, issued by the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command, Armament Center. It details the specifications for screwdriver tips with a 1-inch nominal length and 1/4-inch hex drive, made from tool steel with a #1 Phillips point size. The drawing lists approved sources of supply, including Snap-On Industrial, Qualtool Inc., and Zephyr Manufacturing Co Inc., along with their part numbers and descriptions. The document emphasizes that only items described are approved for use and substitutes require prior approval. It also states that identification of sources is not a guarantee of continued availability. The drawing adheres to ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020 standards, indicating its use in federal procurement or contract specifications.

This government file is a source control drawing for a #2 Phillips screwdriver bit, detailing its specifications and approved sources of supply. The document outlines applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020), emphasizing that only described items are approved for use without prior authorization for substitutes. It specifies the bit's length (1 inch nominal), drive size (1/4 inch hex), material (tool steel), and point size (#2 Phillips). Approved vendors include SNAP-ON INDUSTRIAL, QUALTOOL INC, and ZEPHYR MANUFACTURING CO INC., with their respective part numbers, addresses, and CAGE codes. The drawing also notes that it was generated from a solid model and is CAD maintained, with changes to be incorporated by the design activity. This document is crucial for procurement and quality assurance in federal government applications, ensuring compliance and interchangeability.

This government file is a Source Control Drawing for a #3 Phillips screwdriver bit with a 1/4" hex drive insert. It details specifications such as a 1-inch nominal length and tool steel material. The drawing lists multiple approved sources of supply, including Snap-On Industrial, Qualtool Inc., and Zephyr Manufacturing Co. Inc., providing their part numbers, vendor data, and CAGE codes. The document emphasizes adherence to ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020 standards and explicitly states that only items described are approved for use, prohibiting substitutes without prior approval. It also clarifies that the identification of approved sources does not guarantee continued availability. The drawing was generated from a solid model and is CAD maintained, with changes to be incorporated by the design activity. This document is crucial for procurement and quality control within government contracts requiring this specific tool.

The document is a Source Control Drawing (Drawing No. 0713A3201) for a 1/4" Hex Drive Insert Bit, #1 Pozidrive, used by the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command, Armament Center. It specifies the technical requirements and approved sources for this screwdriver tip hex bit. Key specifications include a nominal length of 1 inch, a 1/4 inch hex drive size, tool steel material, and a #1 Pozidrive point size. The drawing lists three approved sources: SNAP-ON INDUSTRIAL, QUALTOOL INC, and ZEPHYR MANUFACTURING CO INC., along with their addresses, CAGE codes, part numbers, and descriptions. The document emphasizes adherence to ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020 standards and notes that only described items are approved for use, prohibiting substitutes without prior approval. It also clarifies that the identification of approved sources does not guarantee continued availability. The drawing is CAD maintained, and changes must be incorporated by the design activity. This document is crucial for procurement and quality control within government contracts related to military equipment.

This document is a Source Control Drawing (SCD) for a screwdriver tip hex bit, specifically a #2 Pozidrive insert bit. It outlines the specifications, approved sources of supply, and relevant standards for this component. Key specifications include a 1-inch nominal length, 1/4-inch hex drive size, tool steel material, and a #2 Pozidrive point size. The drawing lists three approved sources: Snap-On Industrial, Qualtool Inc., and Zephyr Manufacturing Co Inc., along with their respective part numbers, vendor data, and CAGE codes. Applicable standards cited are ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020. The document emphasizes that only items described are approved for use, and substitutes require prior approval. This SCD serves as a critical reference for procurement and quality assurance, ensuring that only approved and compliant components are utilized in relevant applications.

This government file is a Source Control Drawing for a screwdriver tip hex bit, part number 0713A3203. It details the specifications for a 1/4" hex drive insert bit, #3 Pozidrive, including a 1-inch nominal length and tool steel material. The document lists three approved sources of supply: SNAP-ON INDUSTRIAL, QUALTOOL INC, and ZEPHYR MANUFACTURING CO INC., along with their respective part numbers, CAGE codes, and vendor descriptions. The drawing was generated by the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command, Armament Center, and is approved for public release. It adheres to ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020 standards and specifies that only described items are approved for use without prior approval for substitutes. This document is crucial for procurement and quality control within federal government applications, ensuring consistent supply and adherence to precise technical standards.

This government file is a Source Control Drawing for a 1/4" hex insert bit, specifically a slotted screwdriver tip with a 1/8 inch nominal blade width and 1 inch nominal length. The drawing, identified as DWG NO. 0713B3001, details the design and specifications for this tool steel bit. It lists applicable standards such as ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020. The document specifies that only items described are approved for use and prohibits substitute items without prior approval. It also provides a list of approved sources of supply, including Qualtool Inc. and Zephyr Manufacturing Co Inc., along with their respective part numbers and descriptions. The drawing was created by the US ARMY Combat Capabilities Development Command, Armament Center, and is approved for public release.

This document is a source control drawing for a 1/4" hex insert bit, slotted 5-6, designed for use in federal government applications. It outlines applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2013 and ASME Y14.5-2009), material specifications (tool steel), and nominal dimensions (1-inch length, 1/4-inch hex drive size, 3/16-inch blade width). The drawing emphasizes that only described items are approved, and substitutes require prior approval. It lists several approved sources of supply, including Qual Tool Inc., Apex Tool Group, LLC, Stanley Proto Industrial, and Snap-On Industrial, along with their respective part numbers and descriptions. The document was approved for public release and generated by the US Army Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center.

This document, a Source Control Drawing (0713B3007), details specifications for a 1/4" Hex Insert Bit, Slotted 8-10, used as a screwdriver tip hex bit. It outlines applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2013 and ASME Y14.5-2009), material (tool steel), and dimensions (1 inch nominal length, 1/4 inch nominal blade width). The drawing emphasizes that only approved items are to be used, with no substitutes without prior approval. It lists several approved sources of supply, including Qual Tool Inc., Apex Tool Group, LLC, and Snap-On Industrial, along with their respective part numbers and descriptions. The document also includes revision history, drawing approvals, and distribution statements, indicating it is approved for public release. The design activity is the US Army Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center.

This government file is a source control drawing for a Hex Bit Socket, 3/8" Drive, 3/16", specifically identified as part number 0713C1002. It details the design, specifications, and approved sources for this tool, which is used by the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center. The drawing outlines applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020), and emphasizes that only items described are approved for use, with no substitutions without prior approval. Key specifications include a nominal length of 2.5 inches, a 3/8-inch drive size, and a 3/16-inch bit size, with a full polish chrome finish. Approved sources include Snap-On Industrial and Stanley Proto Industrial, with specific part numbers and CAGE codes. The document also details revision history, drawing approvals, and distribution statements, indicating its approval for public release.

This government file is a Source Control Drawing for a HEX BIT SOCKET, 3/8" DRIVE, 7/32", identified as part number 0713C1003. The drawing, created by the US ARMY COMBAT CAPABILITIES DEVELOPMENT COMMAND ARMAMENTS CENTER, details the specifications for the socket, including a nominal length of 2.5 inches, a 3/8-inch drive size, and a 7/32-inch bit size with a full polish chrome finish. It lists approved sources of supply, such as SNAP-ON INDUSTRIAL and STANLEY PROTO INDUSTRIAL, along with their respective part numbers and addresses. The document outlines applicable standards (ASME Y14.100-2017 and ASME Y14.5-2020) and emphasizes that only described items are approved for use, prohibiting substitutes without prior approval. Revisions and approvals are documented, indicating a controlled manufacturing and procurement process for this specific tool within government applications.