2006112EC

2006112EC is an alphanumeric identifier used as a catalog, model, or part number in various industries. As a standalone code, it does not correspond to a single globally standardized item; its exact reference depends on the issuer and the context in which it appears. Such codes are common in manufacturing, procurement, and documentation to organize parts, assemblies, and records within an enterprise or supply chain.

The structure of codes like 2006112EC often reflects a combination of date-like or sequential elements and a category or qualifier suffix. In some systems, the initial digits may denote a year or batch, while the trailing letters (such as EC) indicate a product family, function, or regulatory category. However, there is no universal encoding scheme for this exact string, and different organizations may assign different meanings to the same sequence.

Usage and interpretation vary by domain. In electronics manufacturing, for example, a code of this form might identify a specific component variant; in automotive or industrial equipment catalogs, it could designate a subassembly or documentation item. Because the same code can be recycled across vendors and catalogs, confirming the exact item requires consulting the issuer’s records, the associated bill of materials, or the supplier’s database.

See also: part number, SKU, bill of materials, catalog code, item identification system.