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<span style="font-size:110%;">'''Federal Supply Classification Group (FSCG)'''</span>

<span style="font-size:110%;">'''Federal Supply Classification Group (FSCG)'''</span>

The initial subgroup, abcd, is the Federal Supply Classification Group (FSCG) [2] or National Supply Classification Group (NSCG). In theory, similar items would always have closely related numbers in this section of the NSN, no matter how the section is referred to. As the number of items has steadily increased and the system has become more complicated, it has not always been possible to keep similarity in numbers when the items are similar.

The initial subgroup, abcd, is the '''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_Stock_Number/ Federal Supply Classification Group (FSCG)]''' [2] or '''National Supply Classification Group (NSCG)'''. In theory, similar items would always have closely related numbers in this section of the NSN, no matter how the section is referred to. As the number of items has steadily increased and the system has become more complicated, it has not always been possible to keep similarity in numbers when the items are similar.

National Item Identification Number (NIIN)

<span style="font-size:110%;">'''National Item Identification Number (NIIN)'''</span>

The nine digits, ef-ghi-jklm, comprise the NIIN (National Item Identification Number). This format improves readability but is optional as NIINs are often listed without hyphens.

The nine digits, ef-ghi-jklm, comprise the NIIN (National Item Identification Number). This format improves readability but is optional as NIINs are often listed without hyphens.

The first two digits of the NIIN (the ef pair) is used to record which country was the first to codify the item—which one first recognized it as an important item of supply. This is generally the country of origin, meaning the country of final manufacture. The formal name of the field is CC for Country Code or NCB, because NCB also stands for National Codification Bureau. The NCB is the organisation, typically a government agency, in charge of maintaining the NCS database within a given country. The other 7 characters are a non significant identification number (actually code, as some of these characters may be alphanumeric, although in general NIINs are strictly numeric).

The first two digits of the NIIN (the ef pair) is used to record which country was the first to codify the item—which one first recognized it as an important item of supply. This is generally the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Country_of_origin/ country of origin], meaning the country of final manufacture. The formal name of the field is CC for Country Code or NCB, because NCB also stands for [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Codification_Bureau/ National Codification Bureau]. The NCB is the organisation, typically a government agency, in charge of maintaining the NCS database within a given country. The other 7 characters are a non significant identification number (actually code, as some of these characters may be alphanumeric, although in general NIINs are strictly numeric).

Country

Country

NCB Code(s)

NCB Code(s)

Lithuania

'''''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lithuania/ Lithuania]'''''      47

 

47

 

Teltonika NCAGE code - 007PR

Teltonika NCAGE code - 007PR

RUT950 NSN code - 7025-47-000-8766

RUT950 NSN code - 7025-47-000-8766