Part Overview
Take a full photo of the old part from the front, side and back if possible.
Photo Guide
How to Take Photos for Excavator Parts Inquiry
Clear photos can reduce wrong matching risk when the part number is missing, damaged or difficult to read.
Photo Checklist
Useful photos to send
Label or Nameplate
For pumps, motors, sensors and valves, take a close photo of labels, casting marks or nameplates.
Installed Position
Take a wider photo showing where the part is installed on the machine.
By Part Type
What details matter
| Hydraulic Parts | Nameplate, port layout, hose connection and installed position. |
|---|---|
| Electrical Parts | Plug shape, pin count, label, fault code and installation photo. |
| Undercarriage | Side photo, dimensions, track shoe width, link count and old part wear pattern. |
| Engine Parts | Old part number, engine model, label photo and machine nameplate. |
Common Mistakes
Avoid unclear inquiry photos
Too Close Only
A close-up without installation context can make it hard to identify the part family.
Blurry Label
If the label is blurry, retake the photo with better light and focus on the number.
No Machine Model
Even good photos should be sent with machine brand, model and serial number if possible.
Fast Quotation Checklist
Combine photos with model, part number, quantity and destination.
Send Photos
Attach photos by email or send them through WhatsApp.
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