Includes Canvas Materials; Plastic Fabrics; Felt Materials; Netting, Plastic and Textile; Oilcloth; Textile Scrap.
Excludes Carpeting.
Additional Information for Textile Fabrics
NATO Supply Class 8305 refers to Textile Fabrics within NATO Supply Group 83. NATO Supply Group 83 encompasses various items related to textiles, leather, furs, apparel, shoe findings, tents, and flags.
Textile Fabrics, as classified under NATO Supply Class 8305, include a wide range of materials used in the production of textiles. These fabrics can be made from natural fibers such as cotton, silk, wool, or from synthetic fibers like polyester, nylon, or acrylic. They are used in the manufacturing of clothing, upholstery, bedding, curtains, and other textile products.
The purpose of NATO Supply Class 8305 is to provide a standardized classification system for textile fabrics within the NATO logistics framework. This classification system helps in the identification, procurement, and distribution of textile fabrics across NATO member countries.
By categorizing textile fabrics under NATO Supply Class 8305, it becomes easier for NATO member nations to communicate and coordinate their textile-related requirements. This classification system ensures that the right type of textile fabric is procured and supplied for various military, logistical, and operational needs.
It is important to note that NATO Supply Class 8305 is just one of the many supply classes within NATO Supply Group 83. This group covers a wide range of items related to textiles, leather, furs, apparel, shoe findings, tents, and flags. Each supply class within this group focuses on a specific category of products, allowing for efficient management and procurement within the NATO logistics system.
Overall, NATO Supply Class 8305 plays a crucial role in the standardization and coordination of textile fabrics within NATO member countries, ensuring the availability of the right materials for various military and logistical purposes.
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Frequently Asked Questions(FAQ) for Federal Supply Class 8305
- What is Federal Supply Class 8305?
- FSC 8305 is the Federal Supply Class(formally known as NATO Supply Classification Class NSC 8305) in the USA for supply items codified in the category of Textile Fabrics.
- What is NATO Supply Classification Class 8305?
- NSC 8305 is the NATO Supply Classification Class (also known as Federal Supply Class FSC 8305 in the USA) for supply items codified in the category of Textile Fabrics.
- Which Federal Supply Group is FSC 8305 in?
- FSC 8305 is in Federal Supply Group(FSG) 83 which contains .
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Supply Items Included in Federal Supply Class 8305
- What is an Artificial Leather? 186 Items
- An Artificial Leather is a broad fabric more than 6 inches (152.4 millimeters) in width, made to resemble genuine leather. Excludes CLOTH, COATED.
- What is a Coated Cloth? 1221 Items
- A Coated Cloth (CLOTH,COATED) is a broad, nonmetallic cloth more than 6 inches in width, coated on one or both sides. For rubber sheet with nonmetallic cloth insert(s), see RUBBER SHEET, SOLID, CLOTH INSERT. See also CLOTH, LAMINATED. Excludes CLOTH, IMPREGNATED.
- What is a Brattice Cloth? 60 Items
- A Brattice Cloth (CLOTH,BRATTICE) is a coarse, heavy, closely woven cloth in a plain or twill weave. It is usually treated to make it mildew and/or fire resistant.
- What is an Airplane Cloth Patch? 39 Items
- An Airplane Cloth Patch (PATCH,CLOTH,AIRPLANE) is an item precut to a specific size. It is used to patch control surfaces on airplanes.
- What is a Textile Webbing? 2076 Items
- A Textile Webbing (WEBBING,TEXTILE) is a strong closely woven or knitted narrow fabric, in width up to and including 12 inches (304.8 millimeters), which may be made of cotton, jute, hemp, linen, nylon, and the like.It may have elastic strands.It may be of tubular construction or have two selvage edges.Excludes BRAID, TEXTILE.
- What is a Laminated Cloth? 275 Items
- A Laminated Cloth (CLOTH,LAMINATED) is a fabricated material other than rubber sheet composed of two or more plies that are either put together by a binder such as rubber, glue, or resin; or put together under extreme pressure without a binder, or melted together under a heat-pressure process. At least one layer must qualify as a textile product, the other layer(s) being plastic sheet, aluminum foil or the like. The laminated product may be coated on one or both sides. For items with a single layer of nonmetallic cloth coated on one or both sides see CLOTH, COATED. For rubber sheet with nonmetallic cloth inserts see RUBBER SHEET, SOLID, CLOTH INSERT.
- What is a Felt Cloth? 150 Items
- A Felt Cloth (CLOTH,FELT) is a fabric made of various fibers which have been matted; pressed and rolled; or woven, napped and felted. It is over 6 inches (152.4 millimeters) wide, over 12 inches (304.8 millimeters) long, and up to, but not including, 0.10 inch (2.54 millimeters) thick. See also FELT SHEET.
- What is a Felt Sheet? 306 Items
- A Felt Sheet is a fabric made of various fibers which have been matted, pressed and rolled, or woven, napped and felted. Furnished in widths greater than 6 inches (152.4 millimeters) and at least 0.10 inch (2.54 millimeters) thick. It includes bulk felt material cut to specific lengths of over 12 inches (304.8 millimeters) or in a continuous roll. See also CLOTH, FELT.
- What is a Felt Strip? 228 Items
- A Felt Strip is a fabric made of various fibers which have been matted, pressed and rolled; or woven, napped and felted. It may be a flat or special shape in cross section, up to and including 6 inches (152.4 millimeters) in width. This item is furnished in bulk form only. For items cut to specific dimensions or stocked in lengths for specific applications, see FELT, MECHANICAL, PREFORMED.
- What is an Elastic Cord? 371 Items
- An Elastic Cord (CORD,ELASTIC) is an item composed of one or more elastic strands encased within a layer or layers of braid. It is generally used for shock absorbing and exercising cord. It may be straight cord or endless ring type. Excludes garters and CORD, ELASTIC, PARACHUTE PACK OPENING.
- What is a Matted Yarns Waste? 20 Items
- A Matted Yarns Waste (WASTE,MATTED YARNS) is an item consisting of clean matted cotton and/or wool yarns which have no value for the main purpose of manufacturing; usually obtained as a by-product of the textile industry. May be used for journal box packing, wiping, and the like.
- What is an Elastic Strip Lacing? 101 Items
- An Elastic Strip Lacing (LACING,ELASTIC STRIP) is a narrow strip of rubber like material having springiness, flexibility and resiliency providing stretchability and recovery qualities. It is used for general purposes such as tying, lacing together and/or fastening items in fixed positions. Excludes CORD, ELASTIC.
- What is a Nonmetallic Insect Screening? 32 Items
- A Nonmetallic Insect Screening (SCREENING,INSECT,NONMETALLIC) is a fabric with a simple over-under weave forming meshes or openings similar to that of wire fabric. Excludes CLOTH, NETTING, which is woven with pattern that restrains movement of the warp and/or filling thread.
- What is an Impregnated Cloth? 142 Items
- An Impregnated Cloth (CLOTH,IMPREGNATED) is a textile fabric more than 6 inches wide which has undergone a process of absorbing chemicals or other agents. The interstices between the yarns are completely filled with the impregnating compound throughout the thickness of the material. Excludes CLOTH, COATED.
- What is an Integral Locking Loop Textile Webbing? 46 Items
- An Integral Locking Loop Textile Webbing (WEBBING,TEXTILE,INTEGRAL LOCKING LOOP) is wEBBING, TEXTILE having loops, integrally woven at specific intervals, which stand out from the base webbing and may be of a different width. For use in parachute packs and other similar applications, and designed for holding, locking, or the like.
- What is an Integral Locking Slot Textile Webbing? 23 Items
- An Integral Locking Slot Textile Webbing (WEBBING,TEXTILE,INTEGRAL LOCKING SLOT) is wEBBING, TEXTILE having slots, integrally woven at specific intervals, which run from edge to edge laterally through the thickness of the webbing. For use in parachute packs and other similar applications, and designed for holding, locking, or the like.
- What is an Airplane Cloth? 43 Items
- An Airplane Cloth (CLOTH,AIRPLANE) is a strong, firm textured, balanced, high count, plain weave cloth. It has a high strength weight ratio.
- What is a Balloon Cloth? 11 Items
- A Balloon Cloth (CLOTH,BALLOON) is a closely constructed plain weave cloth having equal strength in the warp and filling.
- What is a Batiste Cloth? 106 Items
- A Batiste Cloth (CLOTH,BATISTE) is usually a soft, thin, lightweight cloth made in a plain weave.
- What is a Percale Cloth? 10 Items
- A Percale Cloth (CLOTH,PERCALE) is a plain weave, lightweight, piece-dyed or printed cloth made of carded yarns with a firm, balanced construction.
- What is a Velvet Cloth? 48 Items
- A Velvet Cloth (CLOTH,VELVET) is a warp pile cloth with short, closely woven, cut pile which gives it a rich, soft texture.
- What is a Ballistic Cloth? 345 Items
- A Ballistic Cloth (CLOTH,BALLISTIC) is a cloth constructed so as to have a specified minimum ballistic resistance. It is used in the manufacture of body armor, armored clothing and the like.
- What is a Cambric Cloth? 19 Items
- A Cambric Cloth (CLOTH,CAMBRIC) is a closely woven, soft, plain weave cloth calendered with a slight luster on the face.
- What is a Barathea Cloth? 90 Items
- A Barathea Cloth (CLOTH,BARATHEA) is a soft, smooth-faced, closely woven cloth, with an indistinct twilled basket weave.
- What is an Elastique Cloth? 86 Items
- An Elastique Cloth (CLOTH,ELASTIQUE) is a firm cloth with a distinct double twill line effect running at a steep angle, each pair separated by a cut line or welt. Used for uniforms, riding clothes, slacks, and the like.
- What is a Melton Cloth? 165 Items
- A Melton Cloth (CLOTH,MELTON) is a broken twill weave cloth with a smooth, feltlike finish. It is used for uniforms, overcoats, and windbreakers.
- What is a Burlap Cloth? 77 Items
- A Burlap Cloth (CLOTH,BURLAP) is a coarse, heavy, plain weave cloth made with single yarns. It is used in the unfinished state for bagging, upholstery, linings, and the like.
- What is a Pressing Cloth? 10 Items
- A Pressing Cloth (CLOTH,PRESSING) is a cloth woven in either a plain or twill weave, having a rough finish with a high heat resistance. It is used as a cover for flat bed laundry presses.
- What is a Terry Cloth? 21 Items
- A Terry Cloth (CLOTH,TERRY) is a medium to heavyweight cloth with a loop pile on one or both surfaces. It is highly absorbent, usually used for toweling, bath mats, beach robes and the like.
- What is a Camouflage Cloth? 53 Items
- A Camouflage Cloth (CLOTH,CAMOUFLAGE) is a coarse loosely woven, plain weave cloth in a solid color. It is treated for mildew, flame, and water resistance, and is impregnated with coloring matter that has infrared reflectance. It is used to drape over items for the purpose of concealment. Excludes CLOTH, BURLAP; CLOTH, CAMOUFLAGE PATTERN; and CLOTH, OSNABURG.
- What is a Curtain Cloth? 102 Items
- A Curtain Cloth (CLOTH,CURTAIN) is a light to medium weight cloth generally used for curtains, draperies, and the like. It is usually treated to make it fire resistant.
- What is an Awning Cloth? 74 Items
- An Awning Cloth (CLOTH,AWNING) is a strong, firm textured, medium or heavy cloth, usually made from duck or drill with woven, printed or painted stripes of various widths. It is normally used for awnings, hammocks, beach umbrellas and the like.
- What is a Denim Cloth? 13 Items
- A Denim Cloth (CLOTH,DENIM) is a yarn-dyed cloth with a warp-face twill, usually three-harness, but when heavier yarns are used, may be four-harness. It is usually used for work clothing. It does not include hickory or express stripe fabrics.
- What is a Drill Cloth? 43 Items
- A Drill Cloth (CLOTH,DRILL) is a strong, warp-faced, twilled cloth, medium to heavy weight, generally made with coarse carded yarns in a two up, one down left-hand twill in a dense construction.
- What is a Sateen Cloth? 82 Items
- A Sateen Cloth (CLOTH,SATEEN) is a strong, lustrous cloth employing a satin weave in either warp-face or filling-face effects.
- What is a Silesia Cloth? 41 Items
- A Silesia Cloth (CLOTH,SILESIA) is a cloth with a glossy finish made in a filling-face twill and given a friction calender finish. It is usually used for linings.
- What is a Sheeting Cloth? 91 Items
- A Sheeting Cloth (CLOTH,SHEETING) is a plain weave cloth usually made with carded yarns in a wide range of constructions varying from about 40x38 to 64x68 per inch (16x15 to about 25 x 27 per centimeter). Excludes CLOTH (1), MUSLIN: and CLOTH (1), PERCALE.
- What is a Buckram Cloth? 44 Items
- A Buckram Cloth (CLOTH,BUCKRAM) is a coarse, open weave type cloth heavily sized to produce a stiffening effect. It may be formed by gluing together two or more layers of cloth such as cheesecloth or scrim. It is generally used as interlining.
- What is a Cheesecloth Cloth? 58 Items
- A Cheesecloth Cloth (CLOTH,CHEESECLOTH) is a lightweight, thin, carded cloth loosely woven in a plain weave. It is used for surgical dressings, dust cloths, bookbindings, straining purposes, and the like.
- What is a Jungle Cloth? 16 Items
- A Jungle Cloth (CLOTH,JUNGLE) is a heavy, closely woven cloth with pronounced cords running warpwise. It is generally constructed from plied warp and single filling yarns. The thread count is usually 210 to 214 per inch (about 83 per centimeter) in the filling and the warp is about 1/4 of the filling. It is commonly used in the manufacture or cold weather clothing.
- What is a Muslin Cloth? 24 Items
- A Muslin Cloth (CLOTH,MUSLIN) is a firm, plain weave cloth made in a wide range of quality and weight. It is used for aprons, linings, shirtings, dress fabrics, sheets, pillowcases, and the like.
- What is an Osnaburg Cloth? 36 Items
- An Osnaburg Cloth (CLOTH,OSNABURG) is a coarse, strong, plain weave, medium to heavyweight cloth. Sometimes used in the unfinished state for bagging.
- What is a Seersucker Cloth? 11 Items
- A Seersucker Cloth (CLOTH,SEERSUCKER) is a plain weave cloth with permanent woven crinkle or crepe stripes in the direction of the warp produced by varying the tension of the warp ends. It is used for summer clothing, nurses' uniforms, pajamas, and the like.
- What is a Sponge Cloth? 11 Items
- A Sponge Cloth (CLOTH,SPONGE) is a very coarse, open cloth made with a sponge or honeycomb (dobby) weave using plied yarns in the warp and thick, soft yarns in the filling. It is used for dish cloths, wiping rags, cleaning cloths, and the like.
- What is a Wigan Cloth? 83 Items
- A Wigan Cloth (CLOTH,WIGAN) is a cloth converted from lightweight sheetings and print cloths, usually dyed black or gray, having a firm, starched, plain calender finish and used for interlinings in clothing to give body to the garment.
- What is a Nonwoven Cloth? 100 Items
- A Nonwoven Cloth (CLOTH,NONWOVEN) is an absorbent cloth fabricated from fibers and yarns of vegetable, animal, and/or synthetic origin and held together by a binder.
- What is a Textile Loopers? 10 Items
- A Textile Loopers (LOOPERS,TEXTILE) is a knitted, stretchable, circular loop of material made for craftwork. It is used in occupational therapy, and the like.
- What is a Camouflage Pattern Cloth? 179 Items
- A Camouflage Pattern Cloth (CLOTH,CAMOUFLAGE PATTERN) is a cloth manufactured in varying types and multicolored patterns designed to blend with various types of terrain. It is used in the fabrication of clothing and equipage for the purpose of concealing personnel and equipment. Excludes CLOTH, CAMOUFLAGE.
- What is a Pajama Check Cloth? 15 Items
- A Pajama Check Cloth (CLOTH,PAJAMA CHECK) is a cloth constructed with print cloth yarns, woven in a fancy basket weave, similar to a checked dimity.
- What is an Interlining Cloth? 90 Items
- An Interlining Cloth (CLOTH,INTERLINING) is a cloth that is placed between the lining and the outer fabric of a garment as a stiffening, to give the garment shape, or as padding for extra warmth.
- What is a Ticking Twill Cloth? 20 Items
- A Ticking Twill Cloth (CLOTH,TICKING TWILL) is a strong, closely woven cloth in a warp-faced twill, normally characterized by a simple stripe pattern in a white and dark blue.
- What is a Tartan Cloth? 27 Items
- A Tartan Cloth (CLOTH,TARTAN) is a cloth made in a woven pattern of straight lines of different colors and widths crossing at right angles. Each distinctive pattern (plaid) is representative of a different clan or other specific group.
- What is a Woven Roving Cloth? 19 Items
- A Woven Roving Cloth (CLOTH,WOVEN ROVING) is a textile fabric made of a loose assemblage of fibers which are rubbed or drawn into single strands with very little twist.
- What is a Banner Cloth? 52 Items
- A Banner Cloth (CLOTH,BANNER) is a cloth woven in a high count plain, twill or satin weave. It is generally used for flags, standards, emblems, and the like. Excludes CLOTH, BUNTING.
- What is a Bedford Cord Cloth? 36 Items
- A Bedford Cord Cloth (CLOTH,BEDFORD CORD) is a heavy, warp-faced, plain weave cloth, characterized by cords of varied widths which run in the warp direction.
- What is a Broadcloth Cloth? 196 Items
- A Broadcloth Cloth (CLOTH,BROADCLOTH) is a closely woven, plain weave cloth of various fibers, except wool, characterized by a fine ribbed effect in the direction of the filling (width) of the cloth, or a fine, closely woven wool, or wool synthetic blend cloth, with a napped face, made in a plain or twill weave. It may be napped on one or both sides.
- What is a Gabardine Cloth? 161 Items
- A Gabardine Cloth (CLOTH,GABARDINE) is a tightly woven warp-faced cloth in a twill weave, characterized by distinct, closely-set, raised ribs or cords.
- What is a Kersey Cloth? 47 Items
- A Kersey Cloth (CLOTH,KERSEY) is a high quality, lustrous, compact twill or plain woven cloth, heavily fulled and finished with a short fine nap.
- What is a Herringbone Twill Cloth? 25 Items
- A Herringbone Twill Cloth (CLOTH,HERRINGBONE TWILL) is a cloth made of various yarns woven in a broken twill weave composed of vertical sections which are alternately right-hand and left-hand in direction, resembling the vertebral structure of the herring.
- What is a Knitted Cloth? 109 Items
- A Knitted Cloth (CLOTH,KNITTED) is a loosely constructed cloth usually made by an interlocking series of loops of one or more yarns. It is generally made in circular, flat, or warp knit type fabrics. It is commonly used in the manufacture of sweaters, gloves, mittens, hosiery and the like. It usually possesses elasticity.
- What is a Flannel Cloth? 81 Items
- A Flannel Cloth (CLOTH,FLANNEL) is a medium or lightweight cloth woven in either plain, twill, or satin weave having a nap on one or both sides to impart warmth, softness, absorbency, and bulk.
- What is a Duck Cloth? 746 Items
- A Duck Cloth (CLOTH,DUCK) is a strong, heavy, single woven cloth in a plain or basket weave using either single or plied yarns, interlaced singly or in pairs.
- What is a Fleece Cloth? 52 Items
- A Fleece Cloth (CLOTH,FLEECE) is a soft, fine cloth generally woven in a twill weave. It is fulled or felted before a heavy nap is raised which almost obliterates the weave.
- What is a Wind Resistant Poplin Cloth? 26 Items
- A Wind Resistant Poplin Cloth (CLOTH,WIND RESISTANT POPLIN) is a fine, plain weave cloth with a rib effect running across the width of the cloth, usually made from combed yarns. It has Z and S twist warp yarns and an extremely tight construction. Excludes CLOTH, POPLIN.
- What is a Wind Resistant Sateen Cloth? 36 Items
- A Wind Resistant Sateen Cloth (CLOTH,WIND RESISTANT SATEEN) is a strong, lustrous cloth employing a satin weave in either warp-face or filling-face effects. It has extremely tight construction. Excludes CLOTH, SATEEN.
- What is a Plain Weave Cloth? 1058 Items
- A Plain Weave Cloth (CLOTH,PLAIN WEAVE) is a cloth generally constructed by passing each filling yarn successively over and under each warp yarn, alternating each row. It is used in about 80 percent of all woven fabric. Do not use if a more specific item name is applicable.
- What is a Netting Cloth? 58 Items
- A Netting Cloth (CLOTH,NETTING) is an open mesh, lace-like cloth made in any of the following constructions: bobbinet, leno, marquisette, nottingham or scrim.
- What is a Parachute Cloth? 369 Items
- A Parachute Cloth (CLOTH,PARACHUTE) is a very fine, lightweight, lustrous, strong cloth in a plain or twill weave and generally in solid color. It is used in the manufacture of parachutes.
- What is an Oxford Cloth? 53 Items
- An Oxford Cloth (CLOTH,OXFORD) is a soft, porous cloth generally made of combed yarns, employing variations of plain weave, (basket weave) such as two warp ends weaving as one and one filling pick, or four ends and two picks, or two ends and two picks, and the like. Excludes CLOTH, WIND RESISTANT OXFORD.
- What is a Pile Cloth? 30 Items
- A Pile Cloth (CLOTH,PILE) is a cloth in which certain threads project from a knitted or woven base material and form a pile on one or both surfaces.
- What is a Taffeta Cloth? 72 Items
- A Taffeta Cloth (CLOTH,TAFFETA) is a plain weave, closely woven, lustrous cloth, smooth and crisp, and characterized by a fine cross rib. It is used for draperies, bedspreads, lampshades and the like.
- What is a Tropical Cloth? 129 Items
- A Tropical Cloth (CLOTH,TROPICAL) is a lightweight cloth of a porous construction in a wide variety of weaves and textures. It is used in garments to be worn in warm climates.
- What is a Twill Cloth? 612 Items
- A Twill Cloth (CLOTH,TWILL) is a cloth woven to produce a distinct diagonal rib or twill line, to right or left, and appears in a regular repeat with variations of the twill angle. Do not use if a more specific item name applies.
- What is a Marquisette Cloth? 43 Items
- A Marquisette Cloth (CLOTH,MARQUISETTE) is a lightweight, open-mesh cloth woven in a plain, leno, or dobby weave, usually constructed from man-made fibers. It is used for curtains, dresses, millinery, mosquito nets, and the like.
- What is a Serge Cloth? 249 Items
- A Serge Cloth (CLOTH,SERGE) is a smooth-faced cloth with a 2/2 twill weave made from yarns consisting of a blend of various fibers for both the warp and filling. It is generally used for men's, women's, and children's clothing and the like.
- What is a Poplin Cloth? 135 Items
- A Poplin Cloth (CLOTH,POPLIN) is a basic cloth, having an unbalanced construction in plain weave, characterized by a pronounced rib effect across the width of the cloth. The thread count usually is 88 to 116 per inch (35 to 46 per centimeter) in the warp and the filling about one-half of the warp. Excludes CLOTH (1), WIND RESISTANT POPLIN.
- What is a Satin Cloth? 194 Items
- A Satin Cloth (CLOTH,SATIN) is a cloth having a satin weave and characterized by smoothness and luster. It generally has a warp-face with a great many more ends per inch than picks.
- What is a Bunting Cloth? 134 Items
- A Bunting Cloth (CLOTH,BUNTING) is a plain open weave cloth, similar to cheesecloth and scrim. It is generally used for flags, decorations, costumes, and the like. Excludes CLOTH, BANNER.
- What is a Laminated Cloth Strip? 53 Items
- A Laminated Cloth Strip (STRIP,LAMINATED CLOTH) is a narrow fabric eight inches or less in width, made from laminated cloth.
- What is a Quilted Cloth? 26 Items
- A Quilted Cloth (CLOTH,QUILTED) is a cloth consisting of two or three layers of fabric. One layer is made of wadding or non-woven cloth, affixed to the other layer(s) by stitching. It is primarily designed for the manufacture of outer clothing, and for linings in garments and other pieces of equipment to provide for additional warmth.
- What is a Textile Netting? 111 Items
- A Textile Netting (NETTING,TEXTILE) is a material made from various fibers, crossed, twisted, knotted or interlocked to form an open mesh. Excludes CLOTH, NETTING.
- What is a Cloth Patch? 179 Items
- A Cloth Patch (PATCH,CLOTH) is an item precut to a specific size. It is used to patch open areas of various surfaces. It may be used as a reinforcement and may or may not have adhesive coating. Excludes items with a more specific application.
- What is a Cotton Calico Cloth? 15 Items
- A Cotton Calico Cloth (CLOTH,CALICO,COTTON) is a plain woven cloth having a weight of more than 2 ounces but not more than 7 ounces per square yard.
- What is a Glass Cloth? 172 Items
- A Glass Cloth (CLOTH,GLASS) is a cloth woven from spun or continuous filament yarns of pure glass. It is resistant to heat, moisture, and chemicals.
Stock Items From Supply Class 8305 Page 1of 60
- 60505-3
- RNCC: 3 | RNVC: 2 | DAC: 5
- MIL-W-4088
- RNCC: 5 | RNVC: 9 | MEDALS: Y | DAC: 4
- 805-CM
- RNCC: 3 | RNVC: 2 | DAC: 4
- F11 1-2INTHICK
- RNCC: 3 | RNVC: 9 | DAC: 4
- F11 3-8INTHICK
- RNCC: 3 | RNVC: 2 | DAC: 5
- NBC 1002
- RNCC: 2 | RNVC: 1 | DAC: 3
- 4GP4
- RNCC: 4 | RNVC: 1 | DAC: 6
- 1407
- RNCC: 3 | RNVC: 2 | DAC: 4
- DEF STAN 83-34
- RNCC: 5 | RNVC: 2 | DAC: 2
- UK/SC/6662-MAT0031B
- RNCC: 5 | RNVC: 2 | DAC: 4
- TL8305-0217
- RNCC: 5 | RNVC: 9 | DAC: 3
- TEXT1-4-20
- RNCC: 4 | RNVC: 1 | DAC: 4
- MBFD21
- RNCC: 3 | RNVC: 2 | DAC: 4