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ST/99-1This manual describes the best procedures for the repair of containers knownto the Institute and takes into account the need for safe, efficient and economical container performance. However, because any repair operationdepends largely upon the skill of human beings, the machinery employed, theconditions under which the repair is performed and many other variableswhose significance may not be apparent, the Institute and its members andpersonnel cannot and do not assume any liability for damage to persons orproperty or other consequences of any procedures referred to herein or of anyomissions relating to repairs, practices and procedures.The drawings and information on container dimensions in Appendices A, Band C is adapted and reprinted from ISO 668: 1988/Amd 1: 1993 and ISO1496-1: 1990/Amd 1: 1993 with permission of the American NationalStandards Institute (ANSI) on behalf of the International Organization forStandardization. No part of these Standards may be copied or reproduced inany form, electronic retrieval system or otherwise, or made available on theInternet, a public network, by satellite or otherwise, without the prior writtenconsent of the American National Standards Institute, 11 West 42nd Street,New York, NY10036, USA. Copies of International Organization forStandardization (ISO) publications may be purchased from ANSI, fax 1-212-302-1286.IICLgratefully acknowledges the assistance of Interport Maintenance ofNewark, New Jersey, who made their depot, equipment and repairers available for photographing the repairs illustrated in this manual; and of PaulRaitano of Triton Container International, who took the photographs.Published by IICLfrom its headquarters in Bedford, NY, USA. All commentsshould be addressed to IICLat one of the following:Postal address:Box 605, 630 Old Post Road, Bedford, NY10506, USAE-mail address: info@iicl.orgFax number:1-914-234-3641Telephone: 1-914-234-3696Copyright 1999 © by Institute of International Container Lessors, Ltd. All rights reserved. No

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