130150F

130150F is an alphanumeric designation that appears in multiple, unrelated contexts. It does not point to a single universally recognized object or concept; its meaning depends on the domain and the issuing organization.

In inventory and procurement, 130150F is commonly used as a stock-keeping unit or catalog number. Different vendors assign the string to identify a specific item, such as a connector, fastener, or electronic component. The digits and trailing letter are not standardized and may encode category, family, item number, and revision according to each supplier’s internal scheme.

In manufacturing and documentation, 130150F can appear on purchase orders, bills of materials, or spare-parts lists as an item identifier rather than a descriptive name. The actual specifications of the item are defined in accompanying technical sheets or vendor catalogs.

In software and data management, 130150F can serve as an internal identifier for a dataset, asset, or configuration record, often created by project-specific naming conventions that include version or branch information.

In consumer electronics or industrial equipment, model or variant numbers sometimes end with a suffix such as F to indicate a revision, flavor, or regional variant. In these cases, the precise characteristics and compatibility depend on official product documentation.

In science or laboratory contexts, the string may resemble an accession or catalog code used within a private database, but it is not known to correspond to a standard public identifier without the issuing organization’s context.

See also: Part number, Model number, SKU, Cataloging system.