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Are there any differences between ASME B 36.10 and ASME B36.10M standards?

2018-10-25View Original

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I’m hoping fellow engineers can help answer whether there are any differences between ASME B 36.10 and ASME B36.10M standards. What is the difference between the two standards?
Reply #22018-10-26
There’s no difference; those marked with M contain data related to public officials, and it’s not just the imperial system.
Reply #32018-10-26
M: Stands for metric; without M, the unit is feet and inches, while with M the units are millimeters, meters, etc. – it’s the same thing; All American standards use M to mean the same thing
Reply #42018-12-13
There are annotations for this in the standards; the original poster should study the standards more carefully
Reply #52019-07-31
There’s no difference; the sizes are all the same
Reply #62019-12-04
Look at the standard’s preface; specific explanations are provided there.

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