1、FORD MANUFACTURING STANDARDS SBl-17 LEATHER TIPPED FINGER AND FACE WITH SAFETY CUFF Sal-17 JULY, 1988 Page 1 1. 2. 2.1 2.2 3- 4. 4.1 4.2 5. USAGE: The safety unit must approve this glove prior to usage. It is designed for genera1 manufacturing and assembly work. HATERI AL: All leather to be No.1 sel
2、ect chrome tanned cowhide side splits 3 to 3-l/2 ounces weight per square foot. White canton flannel of 8 ounce weight per square yard back and lining. Thread shall be 16/4 Sak quality. Cuff stock shall be No.8 white numbered duck of 18 ounce weight without sizing. Materials entering into the manufa
3、cture of this glove must be of such quality as to produce a glove which will be impervious to normal dry cleaning processes. SIZE - HINIHUM: Length from tip of middle finger to base of palm 8-l/4 inches (209mm) . Width of palm at thumb crotch 5-l/4 inches (133mm). Leather tipped fingers shall be l-1
4、/2 inches (38mm) in the clear. Cuff on SBl-17 shall be 5-l/2 inches (139mm) width at base with a minimum length of 2-l/2 inches (63mm) . (g5d x i-112 (38md. The pull patch shall be 3-3/h inches CONSTRUCTION: Gunn cut pattern and inseam with continuous wing thumb and forge leather we1 ted. Full leath
5、er index finger and thumb. The remaining fingers shall be leather tipped and the leather palm shall have a continuous pull patch. The safety cuff shall have a finished base and top with overcast stitching and banded to glove body with two needle stitching. AlI seams shall be sewn B stitches. per inc
6、h. SUPPLIERS RESPONSIBILITY: All material supplied,to this standard must be equivalent in all characteristics to the material upon which approval was originally granted, and shall be satisfactory for the intended application. FORD HANUFACTURING STANDARDS Set-17 JULY, 1988 LEATHER TIPPED FINGER AND F
7、ACE WITH SAFETY CUFF SBl-17 Page 2 6. APPROVAL OF NEW SUPPLIERS: Pricing of gloves from proposed new suppliers should be determined to be cost competitive by Purchasing and Supply Staff prior to obtaining laboratory and shop trial approvals. After the product has been determined to be cost competiti
8、ve, gloves submitted by new manufacturers to this standard and concluded to be cost competitive must have laboratory and shop trial approvals. Recommendations for the addition of new manufacturers to the hanufacturing Approved Source List (ASL) must be made by the appropriate division standards acti
9、vity in writing to the Plant Engineering Office, Hanufacturing Staff. All supporting data must accompany the written request. I 6.2 The Plant Engineering Office, Manufacturing Staff, and the 1 Environmental Health and Safety Hanager, Employee Relations Staff, will review requests to determine approval.
