Meyd-646 Dc01-58-20 Min -

Q1: Could MEYD-646 be a legitimate electronic component?
A: Not in any major distributor’s database. It may be a customer-specific labeling from a small contract manufacturer. Request the OEM’s internal datasheet. MEYD-646 DC01-58-20 Min

Q2: Is DC01-58-20 a known variant of DC01 steel?
A: No. DC01 is strictly defined in EN 10130 with no hyphenated numeric suffix for mechanical properties. Any deviation must be documented in a separate customer specification or drawing note.

Q3: What does “Min” likely refer to here?
A: Most logically, a minimum dimension (58 mm min, 20 mm min) or a minimum time (e.g., 58 min 20 sec). Without context, do not assume. Breaking Down the Identifier :

Q4: I found this string in an old inventory file. Should I delete it?
A: Do not delete. Mark as OBSOLETE/UNVERIFIED, archive, and add a note explaining your investigation. Preserve the audit trail.

Store DC01 in a material_grade field. Store the actual component ID in a part_number field. Never concatenate them without separators. Database or Documentation Search :