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Characteristics Data of NSN 5510-00-220-6178, 5510002206178
| MRC | Criteria | Characteristic |
|---|---|---|
| CQWY | SPECIES-GRADE AND GRADING ASSOCIATION | ANY ACCEPTABLE CONSTRUCTION NORTHERN HARDWOOD AND PINE MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION OR ANY ACCEPTABLE CONSTRUCTION WEST COAST LUMBER INSPECTION BUREAU OR ANY ACCEPTABLE CONSTRUCTION WESTERN WOOD PRODUCTS ASSOCIATION OR PINE, SOUTHERN NO. 1 SOUTHERN PINE INSPECTION BUREAU OR PINE, SOUTHERN CONSTRUCTION SOUTHERN PINE INSPECTION BUREAU OR REDWOOD NO. 1 REDWOOD INSPECTION SERVICE OR REDWOOD CONSTRUCTION REDWOOD INSPECTION SERVICE |
| ZZZT | NONDEFINITIVE SPEC/STD DATA | 3 TABLE |
| SUPP | SUPPLEMENTARY FEATURES | UNIT OF ISSUE-BF |
| CRJD | RANDOM LENGTH | 8 FT AND LONGER WITH A MAX OF 5 PCT TO BE 8-9 FT AND MIN OF 50 PCT 14 FT AND LONGER |
| CSTS | TYPICAL WOOD PRODUCTS USE | HIGH QUALITY CONSTRUCTION AND INDUSTRIAL USES, HEAVY FRAMING AND DECKING |
| CRPW | WIDTH-LOCATION AND MEASURING METHOD | 4.000 INCHES NOMINAL OVERALL SPECIFIED |
| CRYQ | SURFACE CONDITION DEGREE | SURFACED FOUR SIDES |
| CSHP | THICKNESS-LOCATION AND MEASURING METHOD | 4.000 INCHES NOMINAL OVERALL SPECIFIED |
| ZZZK | SPECIFICATION/STANDARD DATA | 81348-MM-L-751 GOVERNMENT SPECIFICATION |
| CRXX | MEASURING METHOD AND LENGTH | 8.000 FEET MINIMUM RANDOM |
