SPARE PARTS
Find the Right Part Before You Order
Identification and sourcing support based on part numbers, photos, nameplates, measurements, samples or drawings.
Price is calculated after equipment identification and technical assessment.
SPARE PARTS
A similar-looking part may still be wrong
Legacy machines often have modifications, incomplete catalogues and unclear markings. We verify the machine, assembly and available evidence before proposing a supply route.
What we can help identify
What we can help identify
Engine and transmission components
Hydraulic and fuel-system parts
Running gear components
Bearings, seals and repair kits
Complete assemblies
Equivalent solutions after verification
Manufacture from a sample or drawing
Parts workflow
Parts workflow
- 1Receive identification data
- 2Match machine and assembly
- 3Review part number and dimensions
- 4Check sourcing or manufacture route
- 5Confirm technical scope
- 6Prepare a commercial proposal
What to send
What to send
Identification and sourcing support based on part numbers, photos, nameplates, measurements, samples or drawings.
- ✓ Part number or visible marking
- ✓ Part photos from several angles
- ✓ Machine and assembly nameplates
- ✓ Dimensions and connection points
- ✓ Sample or drawing, when available
- ✓ Required quantity and delivery location
Frequently asked questions
Parts questions
Can you find a part without a number?
Sometimes. Clear photos, dimensions, the machine model and assembly context are essential.
Are equivalents guaranteed immediately?
No. Compatibility is confirmed only after technical verification.
Can a discontinued part be manufactured?
Possibly, if a usable sample, drawing or sufficient measurements are available.
Find a Part
Price is calculated after equipment identification and technical assessment.