T12 can stand for:
* Twelfth thoracic vertebra of the
* A type of Fluorescent lamp bulb
T-12 can stand for:
* T-12 super heavy demolition bomb
*
* T-12 medium tank, a prototype of the
*
*
* Wasp T12 Speechtool
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