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|  MIL-R-23016(Wep)
Marking and Identification:
3.1.19
Marking:
3.1.19.1
Parts and assemblies shall be marked in accordance with Standard
MIL-STD-130. Harking shall not adversely affect the leakage path
between conductors or any other factor of performance.
3.1.19.2
Identification of Engineering Design Changes:
To identify properly deviations in articles of equipment result-
ing from engineering change proposals prepared by the contractor
arid approved by the procuring activity, identification marking
in one of the following categories shall be assigned for use on
each major or minor assembly in which the change has been in-
corporated:
(a) A change in the type assignation of the article as included
in a nameplate or other marking.
(b) The use of a modification symbol imprinted or affixed
adjacent to but never on or to the right of the nameplate.
A series of modification symbols shall be used for suc-
cessive minor engineering changes not justifying a change
in type designation.
3.1.19.3
Labels:
Labels showing wiring and schematic diagrams, lubricating and
operating instructions, safety notices, list of tools, list of
contents, and similar information shall be provided where space
permits. Labels shall be legible and shall be designed to remain
so for the service life of the equipment on which they are mounted.
3.1.19.4
Panel Markings:
The visible surface adjacent to panel facilities, such as con-
trols, indicators, jacks, sockets, and fuse holders shall be
marked with a suitable word, phrase, or abbreviation thereof,
indicating the use or purpose of the part. These markings shall
provide good legibility and shall be of contrasting color.
Abbreviations shall be in accordance with ANA Bulletin No. 261.
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