Military & Commercial Testing Specifications | MIL-STD & Commercial Standards
At E-Labs, Inc., we’re at the forefront of military an commercial product testing, offering comprehensive evaluation services that meet and exceed today’s most rigorous standards. Whether you need environmental stress testing under MIL-STD-810, high-impact shock testing from
MIL-DTL-901H (formerly MIL-S-901), vibration profiling under MIL-STD-167-1, or airborne equipment qualification via RTCA/DO-160, our ISO/IEC 17025 accredited facility has the expertise and test capabilities to ensure your products perform reliably under extreme conditions. Rely on us to help you achieve compliance, durability, and mission-readiness across military, aerospace, and industrial applications.
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IEC 60529 IP Code testing defines protection levels for enclosures against solid objects, dust, and water. At E-Labs, we provide full testing to both Water Ingress (IPX1–IPX6) and Solid/Dust Ingress (IP1–6X) requirements to validate product durability, safety, and reliability.
MIL-DTL-901H is the U.S. Navy’s standard for high-impact shock testing of shipboard equipment. It evaluates how mission-critical systems and components perform when exposed to sudden, violent shock events — such as those caused by underwater explosions or collisions. Testing under MIL-DTL-901H ensures that equipment mounted on Navy vessels can withstand severe mechanical shock without loss of function, compromising safety, or endangering the ship’s mission. Note that E-Labs performs only the Lightweight Shock test per this specification. We do not conduct Medium or Heavy weight shock tests.
MIL-STD-167-1 establishes vibration test requirements for shipboard equipment, focusing on both environmental and mechanical vibrations found on naval vessels. The standard is designed to ensure that equipment can operate safely and reliably in the presence of low-frequency shipboard vibrations and intermittent mechanical disturbances. Compliance helps guarantee long-term durability and functionality at sea.
RTCA/DO-160 covers standard procedures and environmental test criteria for testing airborne electronic equipment (avionics) for the entire spectrum of aircraft, from light general aviation aircraft and helicopters through to the “jumbo jet” and “supersonic transport” classes of aircraft.
MIL-STD-810 Environmental Testing:
MIL-STD-810 is one of the most widely used military standards, defining test methods to evaluate equipment performance under environmental stresses. These include temperature extremes, humidity, sand and dust, altitude, vibration, shock, rain, and more. Testing to MIL-STD-810 ensures equipment remains reliable and durable across the full range of conditions it may encounter in service.
- 500.4 Low Pressure
- 501.4 High Temperature
- 502.4 Low Temperature
- 504 Contamination by Fluids
- 505.4 Solar Radiation
- 506.4 Rain
- 507.4 Humidity
- 508.4 Fungus
- 509.4 Salt Fog
- 510.4 Sand and Dust
- 511.4 Explosive Atmosphere
- 512.4 Immersion
- 513.4 Acceleration
- 514.4 Vibration
- 515.4 Acoustic Noise
- 516.4 Shock
- 517.4 Pyroshock
- 518.4 Acidic Atmosphere
- 519.4 Gunfire Vibration
- 520.4 Temperature, Humidity, Vibration and Altitude
- 521.4 Icing/Freezing Rain
- 522.4 Ballistic Shock
Contact E-Labs today to discuss your testing needs, and let us help ensure your units under test are built to endure even the most challenging environments.
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