Deutsches Institut für Normung

Posted by Chris on April 26, 2001 at 11:52:31:

In Reply to: Pop quiz: what does DIN mean? Answer tomorrow! nt posted by AADIVER on April 26, 2001 at 11:35:43:

It is the german product certification/standards agency.
It is similar to a combination of UL (private: Underwriters Lab) and NIST (US gov: National Insitute of Standards).

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• Not quite! Eins 23:19:50 04/27/01 (0)
• Re: Deutsches Institut für Normung - Correctamento! AADIVER 14:00:07 04/26/01 (9)
  • Re: Din or Yoke, which is better? Steve 14:18:17 04/26/01 (8)
    • Re: Din or Yoke, which is better? Jim Hoffmann 13:33:18 04/27/01 (1)
      • Re: Din or Yoke, which is better? Steve 14:37:14 04/27/01 (0)
    • Re: Din or Yoke, which is better? Chris 15:33:14 04/26/01 (4)
      • Re: Din or Yoke, which is better? Steve 15:54:21 04/26/01 (3)
        • Re: Din or Yoke, which is better? joe r 19:14:25 04/27/01 (1)
          • Re: Thanks for the reply. DIN rules. (nt) Steve 00:04:30 04/28/01 (0)
        • Re: Din or Yoke, which is better? Glenn 16:34:11 04/26/01 (0)
    • Just US market. Europe is very DIN. nt Maciek 14:54:44 04/26/01 (0)

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