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daniel camargo eap. quiz: #16 draft and quiz: #16 draft and m12 - 1.5 6h thru 25,00 12,50 12,50 25,00 no answer text provided. iso thread note unified national thread note

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In engineering drawings, the notation "M12 - 1.5 6H THRU" follows the ISO (International Organization for Standardization) thread note standards. The "M" indicates a metric thread (which is part of the ISO system). The number "12" is the nominal diameter, "1.5" is the pitch, "6H" is the tolerance class (internal thread tolerance in ISO), and "THRU" means the hole is through - drilled. Unified National Threads have a different notation system (e.g., UNC - Unified National Coarse, UNF - Unified National Fine, etc.).

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ISO Thread Note