NC60

NC60 is a designation used in multiple, unrelated domains for various items that share the alphanumeric code NC60. It does not designate a single widely recognized object or standard; its meaning is context-dependent, varying by industry, company, or document.

Possible contexts include:

- Electronics and manufacturing: NC60 may appear as a model number or part identifier for components, devices, or assemblies assigned by a producer to denote a specific version or specification.

- Chemistry and materials: In supplier catalogs or laboratory inventories, NC60 can function as an internal code for a compound, material grade, or formulation.

- Information technology: NC60 might serve as a software build, configuration code, or hardware revision identifier within an organization’s naming scheme.

- Other domains: The code can appear as a project identifier, catalog entry, or reference number in various catalogs and records.

Because NC60 can refer to different things in different contexts, precise interpretation requires accompanying information such as the supplier or manufacturer name, the product category, or the database entry where the code is used.

See also: NC disambiguation, 60 disambiguation.