Part Identity

How to separate orderable part number, packaging SKU, casting mark, batch code and documented supersession when filter labels differ.

No. The model name is only a starting point. You need suffix, serial number, pump nameplate, old part number, photos and catalogue revision to separate fitment from guesswork.

A different label may be a packaging SKU, batch code or documented supersession, but it is not proof of fitment. Use serial number, old part number and catalogue evidence before ordering.

Model name alone is not enough for pump identification; combine suffix, serial, component plate, old part number and installation evidence before procurement.

A short evidence-based check for filter part numbers when the replacement label differs from the removed filter, covering catalogue numbers, supersession and the records to request before ordering.

Model name alone is not enough to confirm a SANY hydraulic pump. Use suffix, serial, old part number and component photos before procurement.

A different label is not automatically a reject. Check the orderable part number against the machine serial number and request a documented supersession before accepting the replacement.

Model name alone is not enough. Use suffix, serial number, nameplate, old part number, photos and catalogue revision before accepting a pump.

Different label text is not enough to reject a filter, but it is also not proof of interchangeability. Check the orderable part number, documented supersession and machine evidence before ordering.

Model name alone is not enough. You need suffix, serial, nameplate, old part number and catalogue revision.