Plain Solid Disk
Item Name Code (INC) 16584
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A circular item with two parallel bearing surfaces without hole(s) or groove(s). It has an outside diameter greater than its length, and may be fabric reinforced. Do not use if a more specific item name applies. For items primarily designed to rupture at a predetermined pressure, see DISK, RUPTURABLE. For items made of felt, see FELT, MECHANICAL, PREFORMED. For metallic or plastic items with a laminated cross section, see SHIM. Excludes DIAPHRAGM, VALVE, FLAT; DIAPHRAGM, VALVE, SPECIAL SHAPED; DISK, VALVE, NONMETALLIC; FILTERING DISK FLUID; and INSULATOR, DISK.
Additional Information for Plain Solid Disk
A plain solid disk refers to a circular object that has a uniform thickness and a flat surface. It is a three-dimensional shape that is completely filled and does not have any holes or cutouts. The disk is typically made of a solid material such as metal, plastic, or wood. It is commonly used in various applications, including engineering, manufacturing, and everyday objects like CDs, DVDs, and coins. The plain solid disk has a simple and symmetrical shape, making it easy to calculate its properties such as area, circumference, and volume.