The difference between non-standard and standard

Legal analysis: Overview of standard equipment: Standard equipment refers to the type, specifications, performance, dimensions, drawings, tolerances and fits, technical document numbers and codes, technical language, units of measurement, and materials and process equipment used etc., are all mechanical equipment manufactured according to unified standards. Overview of non-standard equipment: "Non-standard equipment" refers to non-standard equipment, which is not equipment manufactured in accordance with the unified industry standards and specifications promulgated by the state, but equipment designed and manufactured by oneself according to the needs of its own use. Equipment whose appearance or performance is not in the national equipment product catalog.

Legal basis: "Legislation of the People's Republic of China"

Article 65 The State Council formulates administrative regulations in accordance with the Constitution and laws.

Administrative regulations may stipulate the following matters:

(1) Matters requiring the formulation of administrative regulations to implement the provisions of the law;

(2) Article 1 of the Constitution Matters concerning the administrative powers of the State Council stipulated in Article 89.

For matters that should be enacted by the National People's Congress and its Standing Committee, the State Council decides to enact administrative regulations first based on the authorization of the National People's Congress and its Standing Committee. After practice and testing, the conditions for enacting laws are mature. When this happens, the State Council shall promptly request the National People's Congress and its Standing Committee to formulate laws.

Article 73 Local regulations may stipulate the following matters:

(1) In order to implement the provisions of laws and administrative regulations, it is necessary to make provisions based on the actual conditions of the administrative region Specific stipulated matters;

(2) Matters that are local affairs and require the formulation of local regulations.

Except for matters stipulated in Article 8 of this Law, if the state has not yet formulated laws or administrative regulations on other matters, provinces, autonomous regions, municipalities directly under the Central Government, and cities divided into districts, and autonomous prefectures shall, in accordance with the specific local conditions and actual needs, , local regulations can be formulated first. After the laws or administrative regulations enacted by the state take effect, any provisions of local regulations that conflict with the laws or administrative regulations are invalid, and the enacting authority shall promptly amend or abolish them.

Cities divided into districts and autonomous prefectures shall formulate local regulations in accordance with the first and second paragraphs of this article, limited to the matters specified in the second paragraph of Article 72 of this Law.

When local regulations are formulated, content that has been clearly stipulated in higher-level laws will generally not be repeatedly stipulated.