Re: IDEM, what does it mean?
I don't know what IDEM means when on a Material Certification, I'm sorry to say, and I've seen quite a few.
I do want to apologise for the tone in this thread. You did ask a legitimate question and the sarcasm was a bit more than called for. Folks here do get a bit quick to reply sometimes, but I think most questions are taken seriously.
Personally, I'd call the manufacturer who sent you the Material Certification and ask. I've seen many instances where the material certerification had something on it I didn't understand and I've called and asked. Usually I see things I understand and the call is with regard to a limit or something, but I wouldn't hesitate to call them and ask them to interpret their Material Certification sheet. That way there should be no guessing or misunderstanding.
I don't know what IDEM means when on a Material Certification, I'm sorry to say, and I've seen quite a few.
I do want to apologise for the tone in this thread. You did ask a legitimate question and the sarcasm was a bit more than called for. Folks here do get a bit quick to reply sometimes, but I think most questions are taken seriously.
On the Material Certification where a particular chemistry is called out on the dimension/specification, the supplier measurements/result lists: IDEM.
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