thread size

[/θrɛd saɪz/]
nounpl: thread sizes
tamanho da rosca
1. The standardized measurement of a screw or bolt's helical ridge (thread), typically expressed in diameter and pitch
The thread size of this bolt is M10x1.5, meaning 10 millimeters in diameter with a 1.5mm pitch.
O tamanho da rosca deste parafuso é M10x1.5, significando 10 milímetros de diâmetro com um passo de 1,5mm.
2. In sewing and textiles, the gauge or thickness of thread used in stitching
For delicate fabrics, use a smaller thread size to avoid visible punctures.
Para tecidos delicados, use um tamanho de fio menor para evitar furos visíveis.
3. The classification system used to specify fasteners for compatibility
Make sure you purchase the correct thread size for your machinery installation.
Certifique-se de que você compra o tamanho correto da rosca para a instalação da sua máquina.
Thread size is critical terminology in Brazilian and American industrial, engineering, and construction sectors. In Brazil, standardization follows metric measurements (ISO standards), while in the USA both metric and imperial (UNC/UNF) standards are common. Proper specification of thread size is essential for equipment assembly and safety compliance in both countries.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
screw sizebolt sizefastener sizethread pitchthread gaugerosca padrão

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
tamanho da rosca
Most common term in industrial and technical contexts
São Paulo
tamanho de rosca / dimensão da rosca
Both terms used interchangeably in industrial sectors
Portugal
tamanho da rosca / calibre da rosca
Similar usage as in Brazil; 'calibre' also used for thread gauge
General USA
thread size
Standard technical terminology in engineering and construction industries

Related Words

pitchdiameterfastenerboltscrewmetric threadimperial threadmetricspecification

Related Idioms & Phrases

to match thread sizes
thread size compatibility
standard thread size
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