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Explain the meaning of the following threads markin?? M20*2-6H/6g M20*2left-6H/5g6g M16*Ph 3P1.5-6H M16*Ph 3P1.5(two starts)-6H M8*1-LH

Explain the meaning of the following threads markin??
M20*2-6H/6g
M20*2left-6H/5g6g
M16*Ph 3P1.5-6H
M16*Ph 3P1.5(two starts)-6H
M8*1-LH

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