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- DIN - German Institute for Standardization
DIN Media Standards Solutions DIN Media is one of Europe's leading publishers for technical standards
- DIN Standards
In Germany, the responsible working body can decide to publish a German-language draft of a DIN ISO Standard or DIN IEC Standard Within a two-month period, anyone may comment on this draft (for example via DIN's German-language draft standards online portal)
- A brief introduction to standards - din-en
Everyone knows the A4 paper size But did you know that this internationally recognized standard was first published as a German Standard, DIN 476, as early as 1922? At present there are 35,000 documents in the German Standards collection These are published by DIN’s subsidiary DIN Media
- About standards - din-en
About standards What are standards good for? How are they developed? Read more about DIN and its work
- History of DIN
Discover the history of DIN, from its founding in 1917 to today, and learn about key milestones in standardization
- DIN SPEC
DIN's job is to ensure that a DIN SPEC does not conflict with any existing standards With its international contacts, DIN Media sees that DIN SPECs are published and sold to a wide circle of customers And any DIN SPEC can be used as a basis for a full standard
- Standards portals - din-en
DIN standardization portals With over 30,000 standards it is sometimes not so easy to find the right document for your needs DIN has several portals giving information on standards and standardization in a specific area:
- DIN - What we do
According to an agreement with the Federal Republic of Germany, DIN is recognized as the national standards body for Germany Wherever standards are set in Germany, DIN is a unifying force
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