1x10

1x10 is a common designation used in various fields to describe a specific configuration or size. In the context of wood products, such as lumber or dimensional lumber, "1x10" refers to a piece of wood that has a nominal thickness of one inch and a nominal width of ten inches. The actual, or "dressed," dimensions are typically smaller, often around 3/4 inch thick and 9 1/4 inches wide. This standard size is widely used in construction, carpentry, and furniture making for applications like framing, shelving, and decorative trim.

In electronics, particularly in circuit board design and manufacturing, "1x10" might refer to a connector or header with a single row of ten pins or contacts. This arrangement is found in various electronic devices for signal transmission and power distribution. The exact spacing and type of connector would further define its specific application.

The term can also appear in other contexts, such as referring to a physical arrangement of objects. For example, ten items arranged in a single line could be described as a "1x10" layout. The meaning of "1x10" is therefore dependent on the specific industry or subject matter being discussed, but it consistently denotes a configuration of one unit by ten units.