Cylindricity Symbol
⌭ is the cylindricity symbol (U+232D), used in technical and computer contexts to express cylindricity.
U+232D
The symbol ⌭ is known in Unicode as the cylindricity symbol (U+232D). It’s commonly used when writing or labeling technical specifications and documentation. Below you’ll find practical copy/paste options and developer-friendly escape sequences.
Cylindricity Symbol Meaning
⌭ (Unicode name: CYLINDRICITY, code point U+232D) is a technical symbol that represents cylindricity. In practice, it may appear in engineering notes, metrology or quality documentation, and CAD or drawing annotations to indicate a tolerance or requirement related to how closely an object’s surface matches the ideal cylindrical form. Because it has a dedicated Unicode code point, it can be used directly in text, styling systems, and programming environments that support Unicode. Use it when you specifically need the cylindricity character rather than a more general tolerance sign.
Common uses
- •Engineering drawings and GD&T-style annotations for cylindricity requirements
- •Metrology or inspection reports where form deviation is documented
- •Technical UI labels and help text referring to cylindricity settings
- •Document templates for manufacturing quality specifications
- •Software-generated reports that include Unicode technical symbols
Examples
⌭ Cylindricity Symbol
- ⌭Cylindricity ⌭: check surface form against tolerance limits.
- ⌭Apply ⌭ to the specified feature in the drawing package.
- ⌭Measured cylindricity (⌭) is within the allowable range.
- ⌭Set the tolerance symbol ⌭ in the technical specification table.
- ⌭The report highlights ⌭ for the inspected cylindrical component.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+232D | |
| HTML Entity | ⌭ | |
| HTML Code | ⌭ | |
| CSS | \232D |
FAQ
What does the Cylindricity symbol mean?
⌭ (Unicode name: CYLINDRICITY, code point U+232D) is a technical symbol that represents cylindricity. In practice, it may appear in engineering notes, metrology or quality documentation, and CAD or drawing annotations to indicate a tolerance or requirement related to how closely an object’s surface matches the ideal cylindrical form. Because it has a dedicated Unicode code point, it can be used directly in text, styling systems, and programming environments that support Unicode. Use it when you specifically need the cylindricity character rather than a more general tolerance sign.
What is the Unicode code point for ⌭?
⌭ is U+232D and its Unicode name is CYLINDRICITY.
How do I copy ⌭ into HTML?
Use the HTML entity: ⌭.
What is the CSS escape for ⌭?
CSS escape: \\232D.
What JavaScript escape can I use for ⌭?
JavaScript escape: \\u{232D}.