Corrections
Found a factual error? Tell us. We take accuracy seriously and will investigate and correct verified errors promptly.
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What qualifies as a correction: An incorrect numerical value (speeds, forces, tolerances), wrong material property, inaccurate formula, outdated machine specification, or factually incorrect statement about a standard or process.
What we cannot accept: Opinion differences, preference disputes, or requests to feature or remove specific products.
How to Submit a Correction
Email us at the domain address and include:
- URL of the article containing the error
- The incorrect text (quote the exact passage)
- The correct information
- Your source (manufacturer data sheet URL, standard reference, or other verifiable source)
Our Process
- We acknowledge all correction submissions within 5 business days
- We verify against the cited source and at least one additional source where possible
- Verified errors are corrected in the article and noted at the bottom of the corrected section with a correction date
- Where a correction materially changes the article's conclusions, we note this prominently
- We do not silently delete incorrect statements — the correction record remains visible
We acknowledge corrections submitters (with their permission) in the article's correction note.
See our full Editorial Policy for how corrections fit into our overall accuracy commitment.