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    This document summarizes the results of an ISTA 1A packaging test. A stainless steel dispenser was tested, including 30 minutes of rotary vibration at 245 RPM and 12 inch shock drops to various edges and faces. The packaging experienced typical failure and fatigue but no visible damage to the product. The customer determined the test was a pass.

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    This document summarizes the results of an ISTA 1A packaging test. A stainless steel dispenser was tested, including 30 minutes of rotary vibration at 245 RPM and 12 inch shock drops to various edges and faces. The packaging experienced typical failure and fatigue but no visible damage to the product. The customer determined the test was a pass.

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    This document summarizes the results of an ISTA 1A packaging test. A stainless steel dispenser was tested, including 30 minutes of rotary vibration at 245 RPM and 12 inch shock drops to various edges and faces. The packaging experienced typical failure and fatigue but no visible damage to the product. The customer determined the test was a pass.

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    This document summarizes the results of an ISTA 1A packaging test. A stainless steel dispenser was tested, including 30 minutes of rotary vibration at 245 RPM and 12 inch shock drops to various edges and faces. The packaging experienced typical failure and fatigue but no visible damage to the product. The customer determined the test was a pass.

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    International Safe Transit Association CERTIFIED LABORATORY REPORT FORM

    1400 Abbott Road, Suite 160 ISTA Preshipment Test PROCEDURE/PROJECT Performed:
    East Lansing, MI 48823-1900 USA 1A 1B 1C 1D 1E 1G 1H 2A 2B 2C
    Tel: 517-333-3437 Fax: 517-333-3813
    E-mail: ista@ista.org www.ista.org 2D 2E 3C 3D 3E 3F 3H 7A 7B 7C 7D
    Procedure Version (year):
    Please TYPE or PRINT clearly

    CERTIFIED LABORATORY INFORMATION


    Laboratory: Badger Packaging Corporation Lab Member ID: ST-2067

    Address: 2035 Stonebridge Road City: West Bend State: WI Zip Code: 53095 Country: USA

    Technician Performing Test: Troy Werlein Report Submitted By: 2/22/07

    Signature (of person submitting report): ------------------------------------------------------------ Email: troyw@badgerpackaging.com

    PRODUCT MANUFACTURER/SHIPPER INFORMATION THIRD-PARTY TEST REQUESTER INFORMATION

    Test Requested By: Julie Wagner Test Requested By: N/A

    Company: Gray Buffalo Fixtures Company: N/A

    Address: 500 Main Street Address: N/A

    City: Anytown State/Prov.: WI City: N/A State/Prov.: N/A

    Zip/Postal Code: 53095 Country: USA Zip/Postal Code: N/A Country: N/A

    Phone: 262-338-4080 Fax: 262-338-1887 Phone: N/A Fax: N/A

    Email: notgonnawork@email.com Relationship to Product Mfg./Shipper: N/A

    Manufacturers License Number (if known and applicable): N/A

    PACKAGE AND PRODUCT INFORMATION Specific Product Tested (Product description should include, as applicable, product name, brand, model number,
    serial number and similar information. It is strongly recommended that photographs accompany this report.):
    Stainless Dispenser

    Date Tested: 3/20/11 Test Number (if assigned by Laboratory): 36551-A


    Number of samples tested: 1 Product Damage Tolerance (PDT): None
    Number of replicate tests performed: 0 Package Degradation Allowance (PDA): Minimal
    Gross Weight: 74 lbs. Method used to determine pass/fail: Customer Inspection
    External Container Size (LxWxD): 30" x 17.75" x 26.5" PDT/PDA Determined By/Date: Julie 3/22/11

    Describe entire shipping unit. Package description must be detailed and specific and should include type, style and material of packaging;
    PACKAGE DESCRIPTION corrugated board composition; cushion details including performance; film gage and composition; application or package forming details; mold
    numbers; any pallet or skid; unitization method for unit loads; methods of closure, etc. It is strongly recommended that photographs, detailed drawings, and/or complete specifications of
    both exterior and interior packaging accompany the report. It is recommended that a picture or drawing of both exterior and interior packaging accompany this report.

    1. RSC Shipper: 275 BC Kraft: 29.375" x 17.125" x 25": Glue In


    2. Scored Sheet: Top/Btm Filler: 275 BC Kraft: Sheet Size 56.4375" x 29.25 (2-per)
    3. Scored Sheet: Side Fillers: 275 BC Kraft: Sheet Size 56.5" x 20.875" (2-per)
    4. Scored Sheet: Back Filler: 275 BC kraft: Sheet Size 55.5625" x 20.875" (1-per)

    1AB.06
    TEST METHODS THIS SECTION TO BE USED FOR PROCEDURES 1A OR 1B ONLY.

    VIBRATION TEST INFORMATION

    METHOD USED Rotary Motion Vertical Linear


    Describe restraining devices used, if any:
    Rotary Motion
    First Part: Minutes: 30 @ Frequency (CPM/Hz): 245 = Number of Impacts: 7350
    Face resting on platform during First Part (orientation): 30" x 26.5"
    Rotation of 90 OR Rotation of 180
    Second Part: Minutes: 30 @ Frequency (CPM/Hz): 245 = Number of Impacts: 7350
    Face resting on platform during Second Part (orientation): 26.5" x 30"
    Inspection after Rotary Motion Vibration? Yes No Results of inspection: Pass Fail

    Vertical Linear
    Minutes: @ Frequency (CPM/Hz): = Number of Impacts:
    Face resting on platform during vertical linear vibration (orientation):
    Inspection after Vertical Linear Vibration? Yes No Results of inspection: Pass Fail

    SHOCK TEST INFORMATION

    METHOD USED Free Fall Drop Shock Machine Incline-Impact Horizontal Sled
    Use the spaces below to record the heights or velocities and orientations of each shock:
    Shock Sequence Height / Velocity of Shock Orientation of packaged-product
    Number (inches / mm OR fps / ips) (ex: face 1; corner 2-3-5, edge 2-3)
    1 12" CORNER As described in ISTA 1A
    2 12" EDGE 17.75"
    3 12" EDGE 26.5"
    4 12" EDGE 30"
    5 12" FACE 26.5" x 17.75"
    6 12" FACE 26.5" x 17.75"
    7 12" FACE 30" x 17.75"
    8 12" FACE 30" x 17.75"
    9 12" FACE 30" x 26.5"
    10 12" FACE 30" x 26.5"
    Rotational Edge #1 n/a EDGE n/a
    (if performed)
    Rotational Edge #2 n/a EDGE n/a
    (if performed)

    TEST RESULTS

    Pass Fail
    Comments or recommendations (include any alternative methods used and the reason used):
    Pass/Fail to be determine by vendor because of electrical/Internal components.
    Packaging experienced typical failure and faitigue. No visible structural damage to the product.
    -3/25/11 customer Julie Wagner determined that packaging was a Pass.

    1AB.06

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