Part Identity

Part Numbers and Labels

A practical evidence sequence comparing box SKU, orderable part number, old part marking, serial-specific catalogue revision and physical fitment before accepting a replacement part.

Machine and Component Identity

A model number narrows a machine family, but it cannot confirm fitment, authenticity, or batch acceptance for a SANY excavator part.

Part Numbers and Labels

Use the removed component, machine serial number, and applicable catalogue revision - not just the box label.

Machine and Component Identity

No. A model number starts the search but cannot confirm fitment without serial number, component plate, old part number, and catalogue evidence.

Part Numbers and Labels

A short maintenance-purchase guide: compare the orderable part number, component marking, documented supersession and applicable catalogue revision before accepting a replacement part.

Machine and Component Identity

No. Model number alone is a starting point, not fitment evidence. Collect model and suffix, serial number, nameplate, old part number, component photos and installation position before deciding.

Part Numbers and Labels

A practical evidence check for parts buyers and mechanics: separate box SKU, orderable part number, casting mark, batch code and documented supersession before accepting a replacement.

Machine and Component Identity

Model number alone is not enough to confirm fitment, batch provenance, or authenticity; use serial, suffix, old part number, and component evidence.

Part Numbers and Labels

A practical evidence check for parts buyers: compare the removed component's own identification, catalogue revision, box SKU, orderable part number, casting mark, batch code and documented supersession before acceptance.

Machine and Component Identity

Model number alone is not enough. Use model and suffix, serial number, component identity, old part number and catalogue revision before ordering.