MIL-PRF-61002A
Suitability of materials for DOD LOGMARS barcode markings, MIL-STD
1189 and MIL-STD 129
3.1
General requirements. “This specification contains performance
criteria and durability requirements for labels to meet or exceed,
which will ensure the use and total functionality of pressure sensitive
labels in various climatic environments.”
Polyonics
offers label materials suitable to be converted into the following
Types:
Type
- Description
I. Blank label sheets
II. Blank label rolls
III. Barcode labels cut on sheet
IV. Barcode labels cut on rolls
V. Special (specify)
We
offer a variety of adhesives and surfaces to give all Grades of
label, A-D:
Grade
- Description
A. Multiple durability requirements
B. Adhesion, abrasion, and W-condensation only
C. Adhesion only
D. Special Durability Requirements (specify)
E.
We also offer adhesives for the Style requirements:
Style
- Description
1. Non-porous surfaces
2. Porous surfaces
3. Special surfaces (e.g. Styrofoam, rubber, composites)
However,
we only offer Compositions b, c, and d as materials:
Composition
- Description
a. Paper
b. Plastic Polyester label, Tedlar label
c. Polyimide Polyimide labels, kapton labels
d. Metal Aluminum labels
e. Anodized aluminum
f. Ceramic
g. Special (specify) www.polyonics.com/lit3.html
For
more complete information on Polyonics polyimide labels and kapton
label material, visit www.polyonics.com/elec.html
Free
samples are available at www.polyonics.com/lit.html
Polyonics’
founder, Dr. Jim Williams, played a major role in helping the USDOD
write this specification while he was President/CEO of Imtec, Inc.,
a company which he also had co-founded in 1982. If you have further
questions or need help, contact Jim at jim.williams@polyonics.com
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