The document outlines the specifications for a nameplate container component used within the Department of Defense. It details the manufacturing materials, including anodized aluminum with specific thickness requirements, and provides precise dimensions, tolerances, and manufacturing notes. The specifications mandate the use of a black-on-natural background for text and a data matrix for tracking information, compatible with military standards. Onto the revision history, the document notes several updates on design parameters and approval processes, emphasizing the necessity for changes to be incorporated by the design activity. The constraints under which the nameplate must be produced are stringent; any size or nomenclature variations require prior approval from the Naval Inventory Control Point. The document also highlights compliance with established military standards and regulations regarding welding and cleaning procedures for aluminum materials. Overall, this document serves as a formal guideline for manufacturers to ensure compliance with rigorous military standards for components intended for defense applications. It underscores the importance of adherence to technical specifications, thus facilitating the production of high-quality and safety-compliant military equipment.