Standard EIA 19″ racks serve as the backbone of most commercial data centers, but in military and naval applications, standard just isn’t good enough. Equipment housed within these racks must survive the harsh conditions found aboard combat vessels, including exposure to vibration, shock, salt fog, and EMI.
At Electromet, we’ve engineered […]
When it comes to naval systems integration, not all enclosures are created equal. Mission-critical electronics demand protection from not just the sea—but from shock, vibration, EMI/RFI interference, and environmental extremes. That’s where standards like MIL-STD-901E, MIL-STD-167-1A, MIL-STD-461, and MIL-STD-810F come into play.
Electromet’s rugged enclosures and 19″ EIA racks are designed […]
In defense systems, a single solder joint failure can disable an entire platform. That’s why IPC J-STD-001E is the global benchmark for soldering processes in mission-critical electronics.
Electromet integrates this standard into every enclosure that includes internal electrical assemblies or supports embedded OEM systems. This blog explains the role of IPC […]
MIL-STD-810F is a test method standard established by the U.S. Department of Defense to define a series of laboratory test conditions that simulate the environmental stresses systems will encounter in field use. Originally published in 1962 and continuously updated, the “F” revision was released in 2000 and has remained a […]
MIL-STD-461 establishes electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) requirements for electronic systems used in military applications. This standard ensures that systems can operate reliably without emitting or being affected by electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI). For defense applications, particularly aboard naval platforms, compliance with MIL-STD-461 is critical to maintaining operational […]
MIL-STD-167, the military standard for vibration testing, is a cornerstone of ensuring the reliability and operational survivability of systems aboard naval vessels. This standard evaluates the resilience of equipment against mechanical and environmental vibrations that can originate from propulsion systems, weapons fire, and operational sea conditions. These vibrations, if unmitigated, […]
When designing electronics enclosures for naval applications, survivability under extreme mechanical shock is not optional—it’s essential. MIL-DTL-901E, formerly known as MIL-STD-901D, is the defining standard for shock qualification of shipboard equipment. This standard governs how enclosures and their mounted electronics must perform when subjected to the violent shock loads that […]
The scope of C4I programs supported by SRC has broadened to include the new Constellation Class of FFGs. Electromet began providing electronic enclosures for this program in September 2023.
C41 systems (command, control, communications, computers and intelligence) are critical to the operation […]
In order to sustain the Taiwan submarine force and implement new technology, Electromet continues to deliver multi-bay cabinet solutions to L3Harris. Configurations include 1-bay, 2-bay, 3-bay, and 5-bay. Electromet delivers rugged, shock-qualified protection for defense electronics and weapon systems.
The Taiwanese Ministry of […]
Electromet Shock Qualified Electronics Enclosures are being delivered as part of our support for L3Harris and Taiwan Indigenous Defense Submarine force (IDS). The program intends to maintain technology advances and increase future capabilities in this unique environment.
Various (1-Bay, 2-Bay, 3-Bay, and 5-Bay […]