SPECIFICATION

MIL-SPEC Case

MIL-SPEC-810 cases pass military-grade drop, vibration, temperature, humidity tests.

MIL-SPEC military protective case

MIL-SPEC (Military Specification) cases are protective cases that have passed the environmental test methods of MIL-STD-810H, the US Department of Defense standard. The current revision (H) was published in 2019.

What MIL-SPEC Actually Tests

MIL-STD-810H contains 30+ test methods covering:

Three Levels of MIL-SPEC Cases

1. Certified MIL-SPEC: Tested by accredited lab, report provided. 2. MIL-SPEC equivalent: Designed to spec but not formally tested. 3. MIL-grade materials: Uses MIL-SPEC components but no system-level testing. See our military case catalog for details.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is MIL-SPEC Case?

MIL-SPEC-810 cases pass military-grade drop, vibration, temperature, humidity tests.

Does KeXinMaterials make MIL-SPEC Case?

Yes — KeXinMaterials is a source factory with 9 product lines, including models based on this specification.

How do I get a quote for MIL-SPEC Case?

Submit the 5-step OEM form or email kexin@beeaa.com. Reply within 12 hours.

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Why This Case Study Matters

MIL-SPEC cases are certified to MIL-STD-810H, the US military standard for environmental engineering. The standard covers 30+ test methods including drop (Method 516.8), vibration (Method 514.8), temperature (Methods 501-507), immersion (Method 512.5), humidity (Method 507.5), and fungus (Method 508.6). To earn MIL-SPEC certification, a case must pass all required tests at an ISO 17025 accredited lab. KeXinMaterials offers MIL-SPEC cases for armed forces, law enforcement, and first responders. The certification process costs $5,000-15,000 per case line and takes 60-90 days. For B2B buyers, request the test report, verify the lab (TUV, SGS, CTI, or Element), and confirm the test methods covered. MIL-SPEC cases are 20-40% more expensive than equivalent non-certified cases due to testing and quality control costs.