Surface Treatment Sample Clauses

The Surface Treatment clause defines the requirements and standards for preparing and finishing the surfaces of materials or products involved in a contract. It typically specifies the types of treatments to be applied, such as painting, coating, or cleaning, and may outline acceptable methods, quality benchmarks, and inspection procedures. By clearly setting out these expectations, the clause ensures that all surfaces meet agreed-upon durability, appearance, and performance criteria, thereby preventing disputes over quality and reducing the risk of premature wear or failure.
Surface Treatment. After surface treatment of the components, the coating thickness must be measured and documented using a suitable method.
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Surface Treatment. Suppliers for the surface treatment of parts are responsible for the regular monitoring of their production facilities. The Supplier shall define an inspection concept for process monitoring and for surface inspection of the parts, unless otherwise specified in the order or by the Buyer. A confirmation of conformity or an acceptance test certificate Type 3.1 according to EN 10204 must be sent to the Buyer and additionally archived at the Supplier.
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Surface Treatment. In addition to the conditions stipulated in the Niagara Peninsula Standard Contract Document, the following shall also apply. All limits of the surface treatment as well as type of treatment will be given to the contractor at the pre-construction meeting, or on site with direction from the City’s representative. See also Schedule ‘A’. Payment shall be full compensation for all equipment, labour and materials required to do the work.
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Surface Treatment. In paragraph 18 delete Groups and Features and insert the following Groups and Features: Group Feature I 1 Surface dressing. 2 High friction surfacing, any colour. Tack Coat Delete paragraph 22 and insert the following paragraph 22: Measurement 22 Tack coat shall not be separately measured and is included in the Item coverage for this Series 700 paragraph 9. Cold Milling (Planing) After paragraph 26 insert the following paragraphs 26A and 26B: Measurement 26A Disposal of hazardous (U2) material will be measured using the item 690001001 for invoiced costs of accounts. 26B Pavement material removed by any means other than milling shall nevertheless be measured as “milling”. The depth of milling measured shall be the average depth of material removed. Milling 28 In paragraph 28 delete (e) and insert the following (e): Item coverage (e) disposal of non-hazardous material (as Series 600 paragraph 39); Cracking and Seating Existing Concrete Pavements Delete paragraphs 60 to 69 and replace with the following paragraphs 60 to 64. Units 60 The units of measurement shall be: (i) main trial item. (ii) cracking and seating m². Measurement 61 The main trial shall be measured once only for each Scheme. Itemisation 62 Separate items shall be provided for cracking and seating in accordance with Chapter II paragraphs 3 and 4 and the following: Group Feature I 1 Main trial 2 Cracking and seating existing pavement Main Trial 63 The item for main trial shall in accordance with the Preambles to Schedule of Rates and Prices General Directions include for Item Coverage (a) saw-cutting (as this Series paragraph 57); (b) cracking and seating existing pavements (as this Series paragraphs 58 and 59); (c) checking cracking; (d) checking saw cuts. Cracking and Seating 64 The item for cracking and seating shall in accordance with Preambles to Schedule of Rates and Prices General Directions include for: Item Coverage (a) saw-cutting (as this Series paragraph 57); (b) cracking and seating existing pavements (as this Series paragraphs 58 and 59); (c) checking cracking; (d) checking saw cuts. Repairs and Patching Delete paragraphs 77 to 81 and insert the following paragraphs 77 to 85 inclusive: Definition 77 Temporary repair to a carriageway pavement Category 1 Defect means carrying out all necessary immediate make safe actions and temporary repair Operations to remove the Category 1 Defect pending permanent repair. 78 Permanent repair shall be the replacement of surfacing and binder mater...
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Surface Treatment. The Company warrants that standard three coat opaque finished joinery is free from cracking, flaking or blistering (excluding natural resin exudation and movement around knots) for a period of three (3) years. Maintenance inspections and cleaning must be undertaken by the Customer in accordance with the Company’s published Guide to Installation and Maintenance.
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Surface Treatment. In paragraph 18 delete Groups and Features and insert the following Groups and Features: Group Feature I 1 Surface dressing. 2 High friction surfacing, any colour. Tack Coat Delete paragraph 22 and insert the following paragraph 22: Measurement 22 Tack coat shall not be separately measured and is included in the Item coverage for this Series 700 paragraph 9. Cold Milling (Planing) After paragraph 26 insert the following paragraphs 26A and 26B: Measurement 26A Disposal of hazardous (U2) material will be measured using the item 690001001 for invoiced costs of accounts. 26B Pavement material removed by any means other than milling shall nevertheless be measured as “milling”. The depth of milling measured shall be the average depth of material removed. Milling 28 In paragraph 28 delete (e) and insert the following (e): Item coverage (e) disposal of non-hazardous material (as Series 600 paragraph 39); Repairs and Patching Delete paragraphs 77 to 81 and insert the following paragraphs 77 to 85 inclusive: Definition 77 Temporary repair to a carriageway pavement Category 1 Defect means carrying out all necessary immediate make safe actions and temporary repair Operations to remove the Category 1 Defect pending permanent repair. 78 Permanent repair shall be the replacement of surfacing and binder materials in any number of individual areas not exceeding 10 square metres by hand patching. Units 79 The units of measurement shall be : (i) temporary repair to carriageway pavement Category 1 Defect number. (ii) repairs and patching to carriageways square metre. Measurement 80 Where a temporary repair to a carriageway pavement Category 1 Defect is carried out the temporary repair may be separately measured. The temporary repair of carriageway pavement Category 1 Defect shall not be measured more than once per carriageway pavement Defect. 81 For permanent repairs, adjustments for different thicknesses of repairs and patching and different PSV values will be measured using adjustment items in Subseries 070002 for the corresponding material types. 82 For permanent repairs, pavement material removed by any means other than milling shall nevertheless be measured as “milling” using items in Subseries 070005 in accordance with the paragraphs 25 to 28 inclusive of this Series 700. The depth of milling measured shall be the average depth of material removed. Itemisation 83 Separate items shall be provided for repairs and patching in accordance with Chapter II paragraphs 3 and 4 a...
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Surface Treatment. The Contractor shall perform surface treatment operations which shall involve, but not be limited to, glass bead/sandblasting operations, acid and alkaline metal etching, painting (spray and brush), chemical passivation, and chemical phosphate metal treatment. Electrochemical metal processing shall involve, but not be limited to, anodizing and electroless nickel plating processes. Various other plating processes may be required but only at the direction of the Technical Monitor. Cleaning processes are conducted using special chemicals. Some precision cleaning processes require particulate and nonvolatile residue sample preparation. The Contractor shall be responsible for emptying containers of spent chemical into Government-furnished receptacles or into neutralization processing tanks. The Government shall be responsible for all disposal activity including waste/waste water permits. As a minimum, the Contractor shall have the capability to provide minimal services of surface treat, precision cleaning and painting at one time. Dry-film lubrication application shall consist of all the functions necessary to pre-treat material and apply and burnish various solid (dry film) and liquid lubricants. These lubricants shall include, but not be limited to, un-bonded solids (granular or powdered) and resin-bonded solids.
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Surface Treatment. Following spraying and curing of prime coat, a surface treatment shall be applied where specified on drawings.
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