008664

008664 is a six-digit numeric string that may function as an identifier in multiple systems. It has no universal meaning on its own and typically requires contextual definition within a specific database, catalog, or document set. The leading zeros indicate fixed-width formatting, a common practice used to preserve alignment and sortable order when codes are stored or displayed as text.

Viewed as a number, 008664 corresponds to the integer 8664. Its prime factorization is 2^3 × 3 × 19^2. It is divisible by 2, 4, and 8; the last three digits (664) are divisible by 8, consistent with the overall divisibility by 8. It is not a prime number.

In practical use, codes like 008664 are applied as inventory numbers, order IDs, product SKUs, batch codes, or other tracking identifiers. They are often stored as strings to prevent loss of leading zeros and to enable fixed-length formatting that aids sorting in lists and databases. Because leading zeros are insignificant in numeric calculations, the interpretation relies on the surrounding system notation.

Because 008664 is not associated with a widely recognized standard or entity, any claim about its significance must reference the specific context or dataset in which it appears.