4195C

4195C is an alphanumeric designation that appears in a variety of catalogs, technical references, and data systems. It does not refer to a single universally defined object, and its meaning is determined by context, organization, and field.

In manufacturing and electronics, 4195C commonly serves as a model, lot, or catalog number for components, assemblies, or spare parts. The suffix 'C' may indicate a revision level, a variant for a particular market, or compatibility with a product family, but this is not universal and must be verified in the relevant datasheet or catalog.

In scientific and academic contexts, 4195C can appear as an identifier in datasets, specimen labels, or project codes. Such usage is typically local to a lab or repository and is governed by internal naming conventions rather than an external standard.

In transportation, infrastructure, or government databases, 4195C can designate a route segment, location code, or document classification within a larger system. Again, the exact meaning depends on the coding scheme used by the issuing agency or company.

Because the code spans different domains, a precise definition requires the source context. Checking the issuing organization’s documentation is advised. See also related indexing practices and the broader use of numeric-alphabetic codes in cataloging systems.