A question regarding assembly drawings

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I have a device made by Mitsubishi in Japan. On the column indicating the number of assembly drawings, there is a unit called K. Does anyone know what that means? Previously, on foreign drawings, I had only seen the units P and S. I’ve never seen one with a K either. Does anyone who knows know about this? I’d appreciate some advice. This post was last edited by 156026692 on 2009-2-25 22:03]

Reply #22009-02-26

No, it’s the unit for components. It is marked on the assembly diagram. For example, P stands for piece, and S stands for set

Reply #32009-02-26

It’s a unit of pressure; I’ve seen it on valves

Reply #42009-03-10

Does anyone know? I’d like some advice

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Reply #62012-08-12

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