Seeking an explanation of the Golan specifications
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The specifications for Goran are as follows: Unarmored Goran: a. M20x1.5 (M). What does the (M) in parentheses mean? Is it some kind of abbreviation? Can (M) be omitted? b. In the two specifications of M20x1.5 (S) and M20x1.5 (20), what do the symbols (S)/(20) in parentheses represent? Or what are they abbreviations for? 2. Armored Golan: 1/2\" NPT(M). What does (M) mean, or what is it an abbreviation for? Can (M) be omitted?
It seems I posted in the wrong forum. What should I do?
It might be more appropriate to put it in the instrument module
Non-armored Golan: a. M20x1.5 (M). What does the (M) in parentheses mean? Is it some kind of abbreviation? Can (M) be omitted? Answer: M stands for male thread, which can be omitted; Golan assumes a male thread by default. b. In the two specifications of M20x1.5 (S) and M20x1.5 (20), what do the symbols (S)/(20) in parentheses represent? Or what are they abbreviations for? Answer: The S code is one size smaller in the M20 specification and is suitable for cables with smaller diameters. 20 is the regular type. 2. Armored Golan: 1/2\" NPT(M). What does (M) mean, or what is it an abbreviation for? Can (M) be omitted? Answer: M stands for male thread, which can be omitted; Golan assumes a male thread by default. ------------------------------------------ The link below provides a detailed explanation of cable glands