You have a part number
An OEM number, a competitor’s number, or a number from a machine manual. Send it with the machine model if you have one; the cross-reference runs against 320+ rollers, 200 masking specs and 300 O-ring sizes.
Answer in 24 hours
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or the page that replaces it
Part number, dimensions, or a photo
You do not need our catalogue numbering to start. Send whichever of the three you already have — the cross-reference answer comes back within 24 hours, or it comes back as a clear no.
Photos are fine. Put a ruler or a caliper in the frame and one photo replaces four emails.
01 — Three ways in
Whichever you hold, it is enough to start
Most buyers assume they need a drawing. They usually do not: a part number or a photo with a scale is enough for us to identify the part family and quote the route.
You have dimensions
Thread size, ID/OD, thickness, or a sketch with three numbers on it. We map it to the nearest standard and tell you what differs — usually the flange, the durometer or the tolerance band.
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You have a sample or a photo
One photo on a ruler, or post the part. We reverse the geometry, name the compound, and say whether it is a catalogue match, a platform adaptation or a new tool.
Route named in 24 hours
02 — What is indexed
The index behind the cross-reference
A cross-reference is only as good as the list behind it. These are the lists we actually hold, and the ones still being built are marked as building — not implied.
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Dissimilar compositesSilicone on ABS / PC / stainless / aluminium / glass / ceramic6 substratesOpen →
03 — Send exactly this
Six items, one email
Every extra round costs a day. These six are the whole list for a cross-reference or a first quote. If one is missing, we ask for that one — not for everything again.
- 01Part number or the part itself — OEM number, competitor number, or a photo on a ruler.
- 02Machine or application — what it fits, what it seals, what it masks.
- 03Quantity per order and per year — the annual number changes the tooling advice.
- 04Material or substrate — if unknown, say unknown; we will name it from the application.
- 05Temperature and chemistry — the two facts that eliminate half the candidates.
- 06Target date — a real date, so we can say yes or no instead of “soon”.
What comes back
- Within 24 hThe matched part, or the nearest platform and what differs.
- With the matchUnit price by quantity band and the MOQ.
- Needs a toolA DFM note in 48 hours, with the tooling price separate.
- Cannot do itA named alternative material or process, and where to get it.
04 — Before you send
The three questions that come first
- Is there a minimum?300 pcs on catalogue parts, 500 on platform adaptations, 300 on new tools. Below that, the setup dominates the price — we will say so rather than inflate the unit price.
- Can you match a competitor part?Yes, if we hold the platform or the drawing. Otherwise we quote a new tool, and we say which of the two it is before you commit.
- What if the part is obsolete?Send the machine model and the function. Function usually outlives the part number; the replacement is often a platform part with a different flange.
Fastest route
Send a part number now
One line in the email is enough to start. The cross-reference comes back within 24 hours.
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Send a photo with a ruler
We name the family, the compound and the route — catalogue, platform or new tool.
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