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Re: [MW:14576] NACE MR 0175 Requriement / Marking on Product

By Materials & Welding
We usually ask this In thé MTC.

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Le 16 juin 2012 à 16:42, Vinayak Kale <Vinayak_Kale@Lntenc.com> a écrit :

dear , if material is for NACE application , MTC shall recorded the statement as "" Material compliance with MR0175"
 
Product marking is depends  on client requirement , In general alphabet N use as suffix with material grade

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Date: 06/16/2012 08:16PM
Subject: [MW:14566] NACE MR 0175 Requriement / Marking on Product

Dear Experts,
 
Can you please let me know where is the "PRODUCT MARKING" requirement specified in NACE for NACE procured materials.
Eg: ASME piping material refers to ASME A530.
 
Also, whether it is madatory to specify "NACE MR 0175" as product marking?
 
Thanks & Regards
Vino-Doha

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