42132

42132 is a numeric designation used in several unrelated contexts. As a five-digit code it appears in postal addressing, product catalogs, and standard identifiers.

In the postal system, 42132 is a ZIP code designation in the United States. ZIP codes with the 421 prefix are located in Kentucky, and the code is used for mail delivery, routing, and demographic statistics within that region.

In manufacturing and commerce, 42132 commonly serves as a model number or catalog identifier for items such as machinery, electronics, or parts. These numbers help organizations track inventory, specifications, and ordering across supply chains.

From a mathematical perspective, 42132 is an even composite number. Its prime factorization is 2^2 × 3 × 3511, indicating a divisor set that includes 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 12, 3511, 7022, 10533, 14022, 21066, and 42132.

In other contexts, 42132 may appear as a serial or internal code within databases, records, or documentation. Because it operates as a general numeric identifier rather than a single canonical reference, the precise meaning of 42132 depends on the specific domain or system in which it is used.