Quality & Inspection

1. Identification

Every item is identified by manufacturer and part number taken from the product label or manufacturer documentation. When a part number cannot be confirmed from a reliable source, the record is flagged for technical review instead of being published with an assumed reference.

2. Condition definitions

• New — unused product supplied as new according to the listing.
• New surplus — unused, from surplus inventory; packaging or manufacturing date may differ from current factory stock.
• Refurbished — inspected or refurbished according to the listing information.
• Used — sold in the condition described.

3. Inspection and testing

Depending on the product family and condition, items undergo visual inspection, power-up verification or functional testing before dispatch. Items requiring testing may have a longer dispatch window, always communicated in advance.

4. Packing for export

Electronic modules are packed with ESD protection and cushioning suitable for air transport. Heavier assemblies receive reinforced or crated packaging when required by the carrier or destination.

5. Compatibility is verified by the buyer

Replacement or equivalence suggestions are commercial references, not engineering approvals. Final compatibility with your machine, firmware version and application must be technically verified before purchase.