MIL-STD Certifications - UT-MA6

Panasonic Toughpad UT-MA6 MIL-STD Certifications

Panasonic Toughpad UT-MA6 mk1 - Rated for 2.5’ drop on the backside when operating and a 1’ drop rating at 26 angles when not operating

Prior to World War II, product quality standards in the armed forces were virtually non-existent. Many of the equipment systems that were developed ranging from aircraft to boats to ground equipment were fielded so quickly that they had little or no testing is done for quality or ability to operate under extreme environmental conditions. Following the end of the war, the military services saw the need to develop standardized procedures for testing equipment to qualify them for military use. 

Initially, each branch of the service developed its own testing standards but by 1967 all three branches of the military adopted MIL-STD-810 as the ultimate product qualification standard. To keep up with the development and release of advancing test methodologies and technologies subsequent versions of MIL-STD-810 have been developed since its inception by the Air Force in 1962.

For an in-depth explanation of MIL-STD and the test methods used click here.

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