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NEN - NPR-ISO/TS 9250-1

Earth-moving machinery - Multilingual listing of equivalent terms - Part 1: General

active, Most Current
Organization: NEN
Publication Date: 1 December 2012
Status: active
Page Count: 34
ICS Code (Earth-moving machinery): 53.100
ICS Code (Materials handling equipment (Vocabularies)): 01.040.53
scope:

This part of ISO 9250 presents alist of equivalent general terms in English, French, Russian andChinese related to earth-moving machinery, these terms beingthoroughly defined in other existing International Standards. Its purpose is to - facilitate the exchange ofinformation in the field ofearth-moving machinery,worldwide, and in particular by ensuring correct andconsistant communicationbetween users, - clarify the information flowamong professionals (sales,after-sales service, engin-eering, spare-parts distri-bution, etc.), - simplify customs operationsand statistical surveys, and - make possible translation intothe main languages used inthe different markets. The terms are presented inalphabetical order, numbered, together with the reference number of the International Standard in which each of the terms is defined.

Document History

NPR-ISO/TS 9250-1
December 1, 2012
Earth-moving machinery - Multilingual listing of equivalent terms - Part 1: General
This part of ISO 9250 presents alist of equivalent general terms in English, French, Russian andChinese related to earth-moving machinery, these terms beingthoroughly defined in other existing...
July 1, 2004
Earth-moving machinery - Multilingual listing of equivalent terms - Part 1: General
This part of ISO/TS 9250 presents a list of equivalent, general, terms related to earth-moving machinery in English, French and Russian; these terms being thoroughly defined in existing International...
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