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In addition to the standard color marking given, many firms use non-standard (intra-company) marking. Non-standard markings are used to distinguish, for example, resistors made according to MIL standards from industrial and domestic standards, indicate fire resistance, etc.

1. CORNING GLASS WORK (CGW) mark

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2. PANASONIC mark

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