58C

58C denotes 58 degrees Celsius when the letter C is used as the symbol for the Celsius scale. In most technical writing, the degree symbol and unit are included (58°C). The same string without the degree symbol appears in plain text labels and catalog entries.

In science and engineering, 58°C is a moderate heat level used in protocols, often as an annealing temperature in polymerase chain reaction (PCR) or as an incubation point in enzymology. 58°C corresponds to 136.4°F.

Beyond temperature, 58C is used as an alphanumeric designation in product naming and part numbers. Companies sometimes assign 58C to model variants, component IDs, or series within a broader catalog; the precise meaning depends on the manufacturer and context. It can appear in fields such as electronics, automotive, consumer appliances, and industrial equipment.

In some contexts, 58C may appear as a shortened or fragment of a longer code, serial number, or bill of materials reference. When encountering 58C, examine adjacent text or documentation to determine whether it references a temperature, a code, or another designation.