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Wood someone please explain this to me as a non German speaker?
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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
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Actually DIN stands for Deutsches Institut für Normung, the body that issues the norms.
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Right my bad
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I thought it was something like that, I remembered there's something called a DIN-plug
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Thank you! My poor American brain immediately thought "dead Norsemen" and I was like damn you guys are old school
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Hey I'm a three (made out of would)
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