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What does DIA mean when it is added after the dimensions in American standard drawings?

2010-03-18View Original

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I would like to ask what it means when the dimension on a US standard drawing is followed by DIA ? ? ?
Reply #22010-03-18
maybe it means “diameter”.
Reply #32010-03-19
It might refer to “diameter”; if so, it means diameter. Haha, I don’t quite understand!
Reply #42010-04-09
DIA should represent diameter; aside from diameter, it’s not included in the dimensions listed on the American standard drawings I’ve seen
Reply #52010-04-10
It should mean diameter, right? .
Reply #62014-09-16
DIA is a European standard; I’m not exactly sure about the details, and there’s very little information on this standard available on websites

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