product type definition

product type means any of the following:
product type means the set of representative performance levels or classes of a construction product, in relation to its essential characteristics, produced using a given combination of raw materials or other elements in a specific production process;
product type means one of the following: (i) in respect of conventional oil and gas activities:

Examples of product type in a sentence

  • Design Engineer shall provide Qualification Criteria for the products in Division 900 for the Non-Standard Product Type.

  • Add Usage: In addition to the cross-reference, the corresponding Section should also explicitly state the usage or application of the Product Type.

  • For example, the Product Type “Crack Sealant” corresponds to Subsection 904.03.

  • These products must meet the Qualification Criteria of the Standard Product Type.

  • Incorporate: Incorporate any Standard Supplementary Specifications for that Product Type into the Supplementary Specifications; Division 900 for Standard Product Types shall not be modified.


More Definitions of product type

product type means one of the following:
product type means the abstract model of individual products, determined by the intended use and a set of characteristics which exclude any variation with regard to performance or to the fulfilment of product requirements set-out in or in accordance with this Regulation, produced in a specific production process using a given combination of raw materials or components, whilst identical items of different manufacturers also belong to different product types;
product type means one of the product-types specified in Annex V;
product type means one of the following categories: Computer monitors; desktop computers; laptop and portable computers; and televisions.
product type means, in respect of each Customer, the specific product type supplied by Crown Gas & Power as set out in the Contract Details (or Renewal Details).
product type. – means the attribute of an OTCI which describes the rights and obligations of the counterparties involved in the transaction insofar as cash flows are concerned.