125145F

125145F is an alphanumeric identifier used in a range of industries to label parts, documents, or specimens. On its own, it denotes no single object; its referent varies with the organization and context, making it a contextual code rather than a universal identifier.

Common uses include cataloging and parts labeling in manufacturing and supply chains. In catalogs, 125145F may appear as a part or model number, often accompanied by a manufacturer name, a description, and a revision level. In electronics, automotive, or aerospace documentation, the same sequence can refer to a component, a tool, or a document code, with its exact meaning determined by the accompanying metadata.

In scientific and archival contexts, 125145F can serve as a specimen label, archive item identifier, or software build tag. In each case, the digits and letter function as a mnemonic or indexing key rather than an intrinsic property.

Determining the precise referent requires consulting the relevant catalog, datasheet, or database and checking associated fields such as supplier, date, revision, or version. If the code appears in a document, cross-reference with the document's title, part number list, or bill of materials to identify the intended item.

Because multiple items may share the same sequence across different organizations, 125145F commonly requires verification to avoid misidentification. Notable practice is to treat it as a pointer to a record rather than a standalone description.