Hello
With my thread gauge tool I think I have measured the thread of the valve outlet of a standard gas cylinder this, 14G R1/2 - 7/8.
If someone can decipher this sequence for me, I'm interested, but I'd like to know how to make a thread representation corresponding to this data.
Thanking you in advance, and wishing you a good start to the school year,
Kind regards,
Hello
it seems to me that 14 is the number of threads G or also called BSP R is the tapered outer (male) thread and then it's 1/2" and for the 7-8 I don't know. See attached link
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filetage_gaz
Thanks, this helps me to confirm what I am trying to understand intuitively (in the WW table), I have corrected the syntax of 7/8 whose understanding leaves me in the dark.
I rather think that your designation specifies a thread range, the pitch of 14 threads per inch being valid for 1/2" fittings; 5/8"; 3/4" and 7/8" conical GAS.
Hello and happy back-to-school,
My problem is the tapered thread representation, I tried to model a conical shape to put my thread representation in, but without success.
If anyone has an idea for me,...
