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Toelichting
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Application icon
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Image that visually represents the suitability/application for/of the product. From this icon you can quickly see what a product is suitable for or what application it is suitable for. As with a spiral drill, 'Application icon' represents that it is excellent for steel, or a supplier selling paint can provide an icon here for which material or area a particular paint is ideally suited.
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Bill of Materials
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(BOM) A detailed list of all parts, components, materials, and instructions needed to manufacture, repair, or maintain a product. It is a recipe or blueprint for a product. A BOM can be viewed as a hierarchical structure that breaks down the final product into its constituent parts, down to the individual components and materials. Also referred to as a parts list or material list.
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Brochure
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Multi page work containing information about one or more products of usually the same company.
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C2C certificate
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Cradle to Cradle certificate. International certificate for durable products, safe for human and environment, made of materials that can be recycled or composted.
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CAD drawing (DWG)
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Two dimensional computer drawn image. A DWG format stands for "drawing".
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CAD drawing (DXF)
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Two dimensional drawing computer made. A DXF format stands for "drawing interchange format".
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Catalogue
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Multi page work containing information about one or more products of usually the same company.
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CE marking
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Products with CE-marking meet the current regulations within the European Economical Space. The manufacturer has to apply a CE-marking. If the product is manufactured outside the EU and the trader/importer trades the product under it's own name, the importer is responsible for the CE-marking. The CE-marking is mandatory for almost all construction products. The CE-marking has to be offered in the language of the country the product is sold in.
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Certificate
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Written statement, usually, but not always, intended to prove the quality of a company, person, service or product.
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Chain of Custody
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Certificate of Conformity. A document, certified by an official authority that states that the concerning goods meet the stated specifications. Also known as Certificate of Conformance or Certificate of Compliance.
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Components drawing
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Drawing with the different components of the product.
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CSR certificate
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Corporate Social Responsibility certificate. Different certificates are distributed, according to the CSR prestation ladder. This ladder contains 5 steps. Each step has a certificate. Companies meeting the standard are allowed to carry the CSR logo.
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Declaration of Conformity
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Document of Conformity, document for devices which states that the device meets the European guidelines. The manufacturer or importer in the EU is responsible for drafting the document.
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Declaration of Performance
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Declaration of Performance. In many cases it is mandatory to supply a DoP with a CE-marked product. This DoP is drafted by the manufacturer. It gives information about the most important performances of the product and the intended use of it.
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DUBOkeur®
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DUBOkeur proofs that a product, resource, installation or accomodation is the most environmentally sound choice.
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EPD certificate
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Environmental Product Declaration (EPD). It is a standardized document that presents the environmental performance of a product over its entire life cycle. This certificate is based on a Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) and provides quantitative data on the environmental impact of a product.
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European Technical Assessment
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European Technical Assessment. When products are not (entirely) covered by a European harmonised standard, manufacturers can voluntarily choose for a CE-marking through an ETA. This concerns a European technical assessment.
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Feature sheet
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Sheet with only the different features of a product.
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GEV-EMICODE
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The GEV-EMICODE is a certification system used to classify the emissions of installation products, adhesives, and building materials. The label is issued by the Gemeinschaft Emissionskontrollierte Verlegewerkstoffe, Klebstoffe und Bauprodukte e.V. (GEV), a German association focused on controlling emissions in these products. The EMICODE classification assigns different levels to products based on their emissions of volatile organic compounds (VOCs).
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Icon
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Small image at which a file/product/programm is recognized.
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Icon hazards
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Image with a hazardous sign.
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Icon industry
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Image of a certain industry.
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Icon instructions
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Image with an instruction (for example a laundry instruction).
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Icon norm
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An icon for a standard refers to a graphic symbol used to indicate a specific standard or norm. These icons are designed to convey information quickly and clearly, often in contexts where safety, quality, or specifications are important.
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Icon processing
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Icon of certain way of processing the product.
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Image
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Image belonging to the concerning article. Can be uploaded in several file types. Idealy the image only shows the article and has a transparent background.
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Image 360°
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Image where the object can be viewed from all sides (360°).
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Image atmosphere
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Image with a atmosphere imporession of the object.
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Image Design
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Image of a drawing of the article.
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Image hazard label
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Image consisting of the hazard label belonging to the article.
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Image matrix
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Image that shows certain data as image, like for instance a size-table.
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Image packaging
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Image of the product in the packaging. By ‘packaging,’ it usually refers to the box, bag, or other material in which the product is sold. This could be a cardboard box, a plastic bag, or a blister pack.
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Image processing
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Image with product in use, for instance a drill that is drilling.
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Installation instructions
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Extensive description about the mounting, installation of a product.
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KOMO
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KOMO is a collective quality label that is used in Dutch construction, as well as in civil engineering as utility engineering. This concerns a set quality for construction and infrastructure.
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LCA
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Life Cycle Assessment: a systematic method for quantifying and evaluating the environmental impact of a product, process or service throughout its entire life cycle. This includes all stages, from raw material extraction, through production, distribution, use and maintenance, to final waste disposal (recycling, reuse, landfill).
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Logo
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Logo/figurative mark of a company or brand.
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Manual
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Extensive description about the use operation of a product.
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Material Safety Data Sheet
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A structured document with information about the risks of a dangerous substance or mixture and recommendations about the safe use of them at work.
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Matrix
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A matrix is typically a rectangular array of numbers, symbols, or expressions, arranged in rows and columns, such as a size chart.
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Packing label
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A packaging label is a label affixed to a package to provide important information about the product. This can range from instructions for handling the package to details about the contents of the package.
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Poster
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Poster that usually is hung or stuck with a (commercial) message about the product.
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Product information sheet
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A product information sheet gives the total overview of a line of products. Here you find all the information about the concerning products/articles. Often processing advise is also given, for example the way of processing a certain kind of paint. SDS stands for Safety Data Sheet.
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Product selector
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Meant for add-ons to get to the correct product. For example a color chart, glue indicator etc.
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Specification text
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Technical description of the article.
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Technical drawing
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Drawing of a product or a part of the product with technical aspects like measurements, materials etc.
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Url
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Linkt a certain location on the internet. This can be a web address but also the location where a file is located.
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Video commercial
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Commercial video about company or product.
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Video generic
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General video about company or product.
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Video instruction
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Instruction video about the use of a product.
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Web site
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Link to the web site of the supplier of the product.
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Webcatalogue
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Catalogue of one or more products that can only be viewed online.
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