7000series

7000 series is a designation used by multiple manufacturers to label a family or class of products. There is no single product line that universally bears the name, and the specifics vary by industry and maker. The designation is typically used to indicate generation or branding rather than a shared standard.

In rail transport, several cities or operators have used 7000-series designations for rolling stock, including electric multiple units and trams. These vehicles differ widely in technical specifications, year of introduction, and service role, reflecting the independent design decisions of each operator and supplier. In consumer electronics and computing, 7000-series labels appear on product lines across various categories—from microcontrollers to printers to graphics adapters—each produced by different manufacturers with distinct specifications.

Because the 7000-series label is used by many unrelated products, a specific item cannot be understood without reference to its maker and model. When researching a particular 7000-series device or vehicle, identifying the manufacturer is essential to obtain accurate specifications and history. See also: disambiguation pages for 7000 series in different industries.