80090ABC

80090ABC is an alphanumeric identifier consisting of five decimal digits followed by three uppercase letters. As a standalone string, it does not denote a widely recognized object or standard; its meaning is determined by the system or organization that uses it.

In commercial and technical contexts, codes like this are commonly used as product numbers, model identifiers, or inventory references. The digits and letters often convey internal information, such as a product family, variant, or batch, but the exact encoding varies by issuer.

The exact interpretation of 80090ABC depends on context. For example, a retailer might assign 80090ABC to a specific item in a catalog, while a manufacturer might use it as a part or revision code. If encountered in data, consult the accompanying documentation or data schema to understand its meaning.

Pattern and validation: the string matches a pattern of five digits followed by three uppercase letters and is typically restricted to 0-9 and A-Z. Systems that use such codes often enforce case sensitivity and length constraints.

See also: stock-keeping unit, model number, part number, serial number, catalog code.