DIN stands For Deutsches Institut für Normung (German Institute for standartisation) and they are a Set of guidelines and regulations for nearly everything. So If you for example buy a Din certificated screw from one manufacturer it will have at least the same propperties as one with the same DIN certificat from another manufacturer.
Having such a system of certification makes live much more easy and safer for everyone involved.
Wood someone please explain this to me as a non German speaker?
DIN stands For Deutsches Institut für Normung (German Institute for standartisation) and they are a Set of guidelines and regulations for nearly everything. So If you for example buy a Din certificated screw from one manufacturer it will have at least the same propperties as one with the same DIN certificat from another manufacturer.
Having such a system of certification makes live much more easy and safer for everyone involved.
Edit:been corrected about the name
Actually DIN stands for Deutsches Institut für Normung, the body that issues the norms.
Right my bad
Thank you! My poor American brain immediately thought “dead Norsemen” and I was like damn you guys are old school
I thought it was something like that, I remembered there’s something called a DIN-plug
Hey I’m a three (made out of would)