Military, Aerospace & Industry Standards
Engineering reference for meeting strict military, aerospace, telecommunications, and safety labeling mandates. Select any regulatory standard below to view test methods, laboratory criteria, and certified Brady material combinations.
Marking of Electrical Insulating Materials (Military & Aerospace Wire Marking)
Specifies the mandatory print permanence, mechanical abrasion resistance, and chemical fluid survivability requirements for heat-shrink sleeving and wire marker sleeves deployed in military aircraft, defense avionics, naval vessels, and armored combat vehicles.
Resistance to Solvents for Electronic & Electrical Components
Establishes standardized military testing procedures to verify that markings on printed circuit boards, electronic chassis, semiconductor packages, connectors, and wire sleeves survive aggressive industrial solvents, defluxers, and saponifier washdowns used during PCB assembly.
Administration Standard for Telecommunications Infrastructure
Mandates comprehensive identification, labeling syntax, and administrative color-coding for all telecommunications pathways, horizontal/backbone cabling, patch panels, server racks, grounding busbars, and outside plant conduits across enterprise datacenters and commercial buildings.
Electrical Safety in the Workplace & Arc Flash Hazard Warning
Mandates field-applied warning labels on industrial switchboards, panelboards, industrial control panels, motor control centers (MCCs), and disconnect switches to warn qualified personnel of electric arc flash hazards before servicing live electrical equipment.
European Railway Fire Safety Standard for Rolling Stock
Mandates stringent flame spread, optical smoke density, and toxic gas emission limits for wire markers, heat-shrink sleeving, and cable tags installed inside passenger train cars, underground subways, sleeping railcars, and transit tunnels.