factorycode
nounUK /ˈfæk.tər.i kəʊd/
US /ˈfæk.tər.i koʊd/
A factory code is a special set of letters or numbers that tells you which factory made something.
The toy's label showed a factory code so the company knew where it was made.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A secret set of letters and numbers used inside a factory to run machines or computers.
The engineer typed the factory code to start the robot arm.
3. A short name or number that identifies a factory on a map or in a list.
Each building on the site has its own factory code, like F-12.
4. A code used in computer programming to create objects in a simple, repeated way.
The programmer used a factory code to make many game characters quickly.