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Coating Product Claims: Avoid Turning Typical Values into Guaranteed Limits
Typical values describe an expected or representative result under stated conditions. They are not automatically contractual acceptance limits.
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Practical approach
Ask which properties are specifications, how they are measured and what tolerances apply to the purchase.
A brochure value can be useful for orientation while a separate agreed specification controls batch acceptance.
Decision limits
Do not reject or approve material using an invented tolerance around a marketing number.
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