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What does the burst disc model mean?

2021-04-29View Original

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May I ask the experts: what do “SY2100401” in the first row on the surface of the burst disc in Figure 1, and “YC20-60-A/ZH” in the second row mean? What does “X W19B-2” on the valve body in Figure 2 mean? Does anyone know anything about some of them? Thank you so much! !
Reply #22021-04-29
This is more of a numbering convention used by the manufacturer, rather than a standard code

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