360C

360C is a string that can refer to multiple things rather than a single widely recognized entity. In many cases it appears as a label or identifier in engineering, manufacturing, and product catalogs, and its meaning depends on context.

As a temperature notation, 360C would typically be read as 360 degrees Celsius. This is a high temperature used in industrial processes such as heat treatment of metals, ceramics firing, or glass annealing. In everyday cooking, temperatures are usually expressed as degrees Celsius with the degree symbol; 360C without the symbol is less common but may appear in text or labeling.

As a model or part number: In consumer electronics, tools, or appliances, 360C may appear as the suffix of a model name or catalog code. The '360' portion might imply features such as 360-degree coverage or rotation, while the 'C' may denote class, version, or certification. Without official documentation, the precise specification varies by manufacturer.

In branding or marketing, 360C can be used as a brand name or product line, sometimes stylized in uppercase. Its use is not standardized and does not indicate a particular standard or specification.

Because 360C is not a unique identifier, users should consult context or accompanying documentation to determine the intended meaning in a given instance. See also 360, Celsius, degrees Celsius, and product model naming conventions.