Selection by specification or model
Finding equipment, an assembly or an alternative by parameters. Search scope and comparison criteria are agreed before work begins.
Selection and supply of equipment, components and consumables for industrial and agricultural companies.
Click to expand categories. Scope and parameters are clarified for each task; the catalog contains no fictitious products, stock levels or prices.
Metalworking machines and machining centers; woodworking; printing and packaging; construction machinery; food production lines; textiles; plastics and rubber; mining equipment; robotics and industrial automation.
Tractors; soil cultivation; sowing and planting; spraying and fertilizer application; harvesting machinery; livestock; irrigation; greenhouse technologies; agricultural drones and robots.
Mini excavators, compact loaders, electric cargo carts, trucks and compact transporters.
Generators, solar power, energy storage systems, wind power and power electronics.
Industrial and agricultural spare parts, consumables, automation components, tires and rubber tracks, hydraulics, pneumatics, electric motors and gearboxes.
Manufacturing plants, metalworking, woodworking, packaging and printing, food production, textiles, plastics and rubber, construction, mining and metallurgy, chemical production, electronics, automotive manufacturing, agriculture, livestock, greenhouses, grain farming, energy and infrastructure.
You can start without a complete technical specification.
If you know what to buy, start with equipment selection. If you first need to determine the right technology, open the section “Engineering and technological solutions”.
Describe a manufacturing taskFinding equipment, an assembly or an alternative by parameters. Search scope and comparison criteria are agreed before work begins.
Checking scope, technical constraints, integration, maintenance and verified conditions.
Remote checks, demonstrations, visits or procurement support are discussed separately. Geography and scope depend on the inquiry.
Yes. Add legible markings, dimensions, installation location and the machine model. A photo is a starting point; compatibility requires a separate check.
The inquiry defines the scope of work, expenses and boundaries of the deliverable. No approved public price list is currently available.
These questions are included when comparing specific options. Responsibility, testing scope and service terms are agreed separately; no universal guarantee is implied.
Equipment
A good specification describes the task, baseline conditions and acceptance method. Start with a short document and list unknown parameters as questions.
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A photograph helps identify the assembly, but selection requires markings, dimensions, purpose and mating interfaces. Exact part sourcing and alternative sourcing should be treated separately.
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You need fluid properties, required flow and head, operating conditions and system layout. The old pump model is a useful starting point but does not replace a description of the actual process.
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Compare the offer against the process using measurable criteria and check interfaces. A catalog describes the machine; suitability depends on its performance with your product and production area.
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