Advanced Search allows you to build a search query by combining multiple search
criteria. Use filters to find properties and define value ranges. You can also add filters
such as availability of plots, certifications or regional availability to quickly find
relevant materials.
Based on your selections, the data is filtered automatically and provides you
relevant categories and its properties data to select.
The search filters in the left
panel are also filtered based on your search query. You can combine search and
advanced search to build a complex and a specific search query.
Click Advanced Search on the right pane.
The Advanced Search window is displayed.
Choose one of the following:
Select a category name using the Select Category
drop down list. All the categories are listed here.Figure 1. Select Category
Enter a category name or material property name in the search field to
filter the data.Figure 2. Category Name/Material Property
Based on your selections, the relevant material property data is auto
filtered.
Note: Clear the keywords specified in the
Filter by Property/Category Name search field to view the
relevant filtered material data.
Optional: Enter specific DIN value (indicates the German Institute of Standardization) of
a material.
The materials matching the DIN value under the selected category or
sub-category is displayed.
Enter the search input minimum and maximum values for the required material
properties based on the available range provided.
Note: The material property available range varies
based on the search query build.
Figure 3. Search Input Values
The material list is filtered based on the search query.
Note: Click to clear the search input field
values.
to clear the search input field
values.
to view the Advanced Search result in
full screen.
In the example here, the advanced search is to find materials with the following Mechanical and Chemical composition.