If you need an about such files (e.g., in the context of digital archiving, file splitting, or content organization), here is a generic template you could adapt: Title Analysis of Multi-Part Archive Structures: A Case Study of Segmented .7z Files

Segmented .7z files without passwords are useful for distributing large public datasets. However, proper documentation of segment count and file order is critical for successful extraction.

However, based on the naming pattern, this appears to be a (part of a multi-part .7z archive, with .005 indicating the fifth segment). The mention of “No PW” suggests there is no password required.

Multi-part compression formats like 7-Zip’s .7z allow splitting an archive into numbered segments ( .001 , .002 , …, .005 ). The target file is the fifth segment of such an archive. Without all parts, extraction is impossible.