What is the unit of t? Regarding thickness
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Today I saw something with a thickness of 10t; I’m not sure what this thickness means Is t the same size as mm?
t is the thickness, measured in mm. :lol
t is not a unit; it is the first letter of thick
For example, 10t – what thickness do you think it should be?
10t means 10, and it is generally understood that the unit is mm; it depends on the default unit specified in your drawings. It is also written as t10, where t is the first letter of the word for thickness!
Yeah, I totally get it now. Thank you so much!
Not necessarily; abroad, inches are generally used as the unit
Generally, when the unit for thickness is not specified, it refers to mm. 10t means a thickness of 10; here, “t” is an abbreviation used to denote thickness. It’s similar to how in residential buildings, 1F or F1 are used to indicate the first floor
10 standard thicknesses. The key is the definition of standard thickness on the diagram (the minimum unit or the specified reference unit)