The Item Unique Identification (IUID) acts as a universal method of parts identification. Unique Identification is a system devised and planned by the Department of Defense (DoD) to easily distinguish one object from another throughout their life cycle process. IUID has become an indispensable part of DoD. IUID has been beneficial to the De... Read more
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If you want your items to be UID compliant, you will need a The Unique Item Identifier (UID) you are able to apply for UID registry only after proper UID labels exist on your items. Presently, the UID label is used for all DoD identification requirements and serialization tracking programs (SNTs). Selecting the right UID label is extremely important for achieving UID compliance. The UID Labels, UID tags and UID nameplates you use should last long under difficult conditions and should not wear away. To prepare UID labels, there are a wide variety of materials to choose from. Examples are stainless steel, polyester, aluminum or laser marked adhesive backed tape. However, the UID labels or plates must meet the MIL STD 130 code standards. All companies requiring UID labels, UID nameplates, and Mil-Std 130M UID compliance can be described in three broad categories which are stated as follows: Full Resource Medium-to-Large Size Companies – These companies usually have all the available resource to fully implement Mil-Std 130M compliant label and tag, UID verification and Wide Area Work Flow (WAWF) and UID registering processes. However, they still look out for a UID partner that can help them in suitably choosing the appropriate UID equipment or process for their operation. Selective Resource Medium-to-Large Size Companies – Although these companies have adequate resources to implement the necessary equipment and processes for complete Mil-Std 130 UID compliance, they choose to partner with a vendor that can offer UID labels and UID nameplates including on-demand and verification reports in a timely fashion. Limited Resource Small-to-Medium Size Companies – These companies have a Mil-Std 130 requirement but cannot afford to purchase thermal transfer printers, CO2 laser etching equipment or UID label verification equipment and qualified staff to cater the UID orders. Therefore, they generally seek a reliable UID partner which can offer UID compliance labels, UID nameplates, verification reports and also a process to submit UID information to the WAWF and UID Registry.
Unique Item Identifier (IUID) acts as a universal system of parts identification. Unique Identification is a system devised and planned by the Department of Defense (DoD) to easily distinguish one object from another throughout ... The Unique Item Identifier (UID) laser marking method has become very popular.UID laser marking is considered to be one of the most efficient and fool-proof marking methods used for marking identification number onto products. N... The Item Unique Identification (IUID) Registry is known as the central bank of IUID information. It plays an indispensable part in the identification and classification of items that are at the disposal of the Department of Defe... MIL-STD-130N:
MIL-STD-130N is the most recent version of MIL-STD-130 (with version N) which was released on 17th December, 2007. The amendment shall not affect the interpretation of different UID coding requirements such as lab... Tracking product items and managing inventory have always been a daunting task for the Department of Defense (DoD). Thanks to its constant innovation to deal with this problem, the DoD has come up with UID marking, a solution to... The Department of Defense (DoD) has initiated the Item Unique Identification Program (IUID) in order to improve the asset management program through uniquely identifying property, equipment, supplies and other operating material...
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