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In the detail table, the code listed in the column for the pressure gauge connector is: TH 3037-59. What does this mean?
TH 3037-59 may be a standard for tube screws, which includes tube screws of various sizes such as M20, M27, and so on
Reply to 2# JingjingCJ: I can’t find this standard. A process card needs to be prepared – will there be any problems if I use the standard thread specifications?
Reply to 2# Jingjing CJ: By the way, why can I only give 1 star rating each time? Why can’t I rate again after giving a 5-star rating?
Most pressure gauge connectors are of the M20x1.5 type
Generally, the connection to the pressure gauge is M20X1.5, while those with a U-shaped buffer tube use G1/2".
Has anyone seen that TH 3037-59? What is it mainly *for?
I haven’t seen it before, but we’ve never had any requirements regarding the pressure gauge connectors
I also followed the standard thread marking practices; I’m not sure what’s contained in that “TH3037-59” – I hope experts can help answer this
It’s a thread standard; if you search online, you’ll definitely find it
TH 3037-59 seems to be \"Flanges for Pipe Threaded Equipment\"