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Packaged Products for Distribution Center to Retail Outlet Shipment 100 lb (45 kg) ISTA 3 Series General Simulation Performance Test Procedure ISTA 3 Series tests are advanced tests. They challenge the capability of the package and product to withstand transport hazards, but They use general simulation of actual transport hazards, and They do not necessarily comply with carrier packaging regulations. When properly applied, ISTA procedures will provide tangible benefits of: Shortened packaged development time and confidence in product launch Protection of products and profits with reduced damage and product loss Economically balanced distribution costs Customer satisfaction and continued business. There are three sections: Overview, Testing and Report Overview provides the general knowledge required before going into the testing laboratory and Testing presents the specific instructions to do the testing in the laboratory and Report indicates what data shall be recorded to submit a test report to ISTA.

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Two systems of weights and measures are presented in ISTA test procedures. They are the English system (Inch-Pound) and the international system SI (Metric). Inch-Pound units are shown first with Metric units in brackets, except in some tables where they are shown separately. Either system may be used as the unit of measure (standard units), but The standard units chosen shall be used consistently throughout the procedure. Units are converted to two significant figures and Not exact equivalents.

VERY IMPORTANT: The entire document shall be read and understood before proceeding with a test.

OVERVIEW OF PROCEDURE 3F Preface Test Procedure 3F is a general simulation test for packaged-products that are shipped as an individual package from a distribution center to a retail outlet. It can be used to evaluate the protective performance of packaged-products related to vibrations, shocks and other stresses normally encountered during handling and transportation. The test levels are based on general data and may not represent any specific retail distribution system. The package and product are considered together and not separately. Some conditions of transit, such as moisture, pressure or unusual handling, may not be covered.

Other ISTA Procedures may be appropriate for different conditions or to meet different objectives. Specific suggestions: To test unitized loads of this packaged-product being transported to the distribution center, use ISTA Test Procedure 3E. Refer to Guidelines for Selecting and Using ISTA Procedures and Projects for additional information.

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