DIN ISO
These certifications clearly indicate which standards are adhered to during production. A distinction is made between German standards and international standards.
DIN stands for the German Institute for Standardization. DIN is Germany’s national standardization organization and is recognized as the representative of German interests in European and international standardization organizations.
It develops consensus-based norms and standards as a service to business, government, and society. It also incorporates European standards (EN) and international standards (ISO) into the German standards catalog. It also ensures that German standards are recognized abroad.
If a company in Germany wishes to obtain the EN or ISO mark, it must also contact the German Institute for Standardization.
We are certified to ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015
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Quality Management
We only offer high-quality products according to the highest quality standards ✓ Optimisation of the production process + constant quality controls.
Additional technical terms in the glossary:
- Processing / Assemblies
- Brown part (MIM process)
- Steam autoclave (Precision Casting Process)
- DIN ISO
- Electropolishing
- Anodizing / Anodizing process
- Debinding (MIM progress)
- Feedstock (MIM process)
- Ceramic slurry (Precision Casting Process)
- Drop Forging
- Green body (MIM process)
- ISO 14001:2015
- ISO 9001:2015
- Notch Impact Strength
- CED Coating
- Alloys in Metallurgy
- Magnetic Particle Inspection / Fluxing
- Loss of material
- Metallic Materials
- Passivization
- Prototype
- Powder Coating
- Reproducibility
- Blank (workpiece)
- Beams
- Galvanizing: The Galvanizing Process
- Pre-financing
- Wax Tree (Investment Casting Process)
- Wax model (investment casting process)
- Wax injection mold (investment casting process)
- Tensile strength
- Tinder layer