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135150C

135150C is a designation that appears in several, unrelated domains and does not refer to a single, universally recognized subject. It is an alphanumeric code consisting of a six-digit number followed by a capital letter, a pattern common in cataloging and versioning systems. Because the same sequence can be assigned independently by different organizations, the meaning of 135150C must be inferred from its source context.

Usage examples by domain:

- Industrial and manufacturing catalogs: a part number or revision code used to track components. The trailing

- Electronics and hardware: model or module identifiers in product lines.

- Academic or archival databases: an accession, catalog, or specimen identifier assigned within a collection.

- Publications and media catalogs: a cataloging code for a document, image, or asset.

Disambiguation guidance: When encountering 135150C, identify the issuing organization and examine accompanying metadata or related codes

See also: catalog number, part number, revision, designation.

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C
may
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revision
C,
variant
C,
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a
specific
lot.
to
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the
subject.
If
the
context
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unclear,
consulting
the
source
catalog
or
repository
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recommended.