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What does tan-tan mean when marking height or length?

2011-08-27View Original

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A (tan-tan) is added when indicating the height or size of a container. So what does tan-tan mean? Which size are you referring to? Thank you
Reply #22011-08-27
tan – tangent, refers to the point of tangency of a spherical head or an elliptical head.
Reply #32011-08-27
It should be the distance between the tangents of the two ends; tan means tangent
Reply #42011-08-27
This post was last edited by —Lantian— on 2011-8-27 at 11:46. Distance between the two end tangents: tangent
Reply #52011-08-29
It means tangent to tangent!
Reply #62011-08-30
Tan to tan refers to from tangent to tangent, including the height of the straight edges of the head; seam to seam refers to from weld to weld, without including the height of the straight edges of the head.

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