What verification covers
We check:
- Machine identity and revision against the part
- Specification: size, rating, material and performance where relevant
- Supersession and any changes between revisions
- Installation details such as connectors, mounting and settings
- Supply status: genuine, OEM-approved or alternative, and availability
Evidence we rely on
We rely on the nameplate and part numbers, current manufacturer or supplier documentation, and your photographs and measurements. Where evidence is missing we say so and do not guess.
When physical checks are needed
Where documents do not settle it, a measurement or a physical comparison of the old part may be needed. We tell you what to measure and how.
After delivery
Check the part against the quotation on receipt, before fitting. If something differs, stop and contact us.
Records
We note the machine, the part, the basis of the match and the supply status in the quotation so you have a clear record.
Frequently asked questions
Is verification an extra cost?
It is part of how we handle a parts enquiry. A wrong part costs far more than the time it takes to check.
What if the part is not compatible?
We tell you, and suggest the correct part or an alternative where one exists.
Can you verify a part I already bought?
Send the machine details and photographs of the part, and we will tell you what we can confirm.
Field guide
How we confirm a part fits before we quote
A part that looks the same is not always the same. Filters with identical threads can have different bypass valves or media grades; separators can differ in flow rating; valves can differ in spring or seal material; sensors can differ in range and signal. Fitting the wrong part can cost more than the part itself.
Our checks
- Machine identity: make, model and serial number from the nameplate. On diesel portables, the engine plate as well.
- Part identity: the number on the old part, its dimensions, connections and markings, and its position in the machine.
- Running condition: hours, pressure, temperature and duty. Some parts change with pressure rating, voltage or climate options.
- History: earlier repairs, modifications or replacement parts that may differ from the original build.
- Option stated clearly: whether we offer the original manufacturer part or a compatible alternative, and what is different about it, if anything.
When records disagree
If the nameplate, the part number and the fitted part do not agree, for example because an earlier repair used a different part, we tell you before quoting and confirm which is correct. A photo of the fitted part next to a ruler often settles it.
Good photos save time
- The full nameplate, square on and readable.
- The old part from two or three angles, showing any numbers or labels.
- The part in its position on the machine.
- Connections, threads or electrical plugs close up.
What to send for a quotation
- Nameplate photo of the compressor (and engine for diesel portables).
- Photos of the old part and its fitted position.
- Running hours and the reason for replacement.
Send it through find my part or the spare parts enquiry, or call +91 99590 60718 or +91 92468 88812.