16002300

16002300 is a standard-originated identification number used within the Electronic Product Code (EPC) system, a global identification scheme employed in Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology. The EPC format is defined by the EPCglobal Tag Data Standard and is commonly used to assign unique identifiers to tags affixed to physical items for tracking, inventory, and supply‑chain management.

In the EPC system, the number 16002300 is typically interpreted as the Company Prefix followed by a Item Reference. The Company Prefix portion identifies the manufacturer and is assigned by the Global Standards Organization, while the Item Reference denotes a particular product or product variant. In many implementations, the digits 1600… are part of an eight‑digit Company Prefix that covers a broad range of products in a specific category, and the final three or four digits (23 and 00 in this case) specify the exact item within that group.

The EPC number 16002300 is encoded in the 96‑bit RFID tag in the EPC Gen‑2 data structure, which makes it readable by standard RFID readers worldwide. When scanned, the tag transmits the full 96‑bit EPC value, allowing databases and information systems to retrieve detailed product attributes such as lot number, expiration date, origin, and traceability history.

Because EPCs are globally unique, 16002300 may appear on a variety of items — ranging from consumer electronics to industrial components. Purchasing institutions and manufacturers use this identifier in logistics software, warehouse management systems, and customs documentation. The format’s simplicity and wide adoption foster interoperability across national borders, enabling automated tracking of goods from production to final delivery.