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Din Standard List

The EN standards are applied at European level. They are normally developed at the initiative of the EU by the European standards organisations CEN and CENELEC. (CEN and CENELEC build the framework for all the national standards organisations in Europe.) CEN and CENELEC also divide out the standards (CENELEC: Electrical and electronic engineering.

CEN: Mechanics). Today, many standards are developed almost in a package as an IEC or ISO standard in co-operation with the EU via CEN and CENELEC. EN IEC or EN ISO standards are the result of these efforts. Standards in Europe are subdivided into what are termed standards. At European level, harmonisation of the legislation also triggered harmonisation of the standards. Traditionally, almost every country has one or more of its own standards institutes. In the EU, the majority of the standards are pursued directly as EN standards and then simply reflected at national level.

So the EN standard is introduced as the national standard or the national standard as the EN standard. In Germany for example, the German Institute for Standardization (DIN) is responsible for publishing national standards. Generally speaking, the DIN standards are developed and published directly in conjunction with CEN or CENELEC as DIN EN ISO or DIN EN. In other European countries the procedure is virtually the same except that a different institute publishes the standard. The more local the institute, the further forward it appears in the name.