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Send a photo or nameplate for matching
A clear photo helps confirm model, body style, port, and replacement path before quotation.
RFQ
Model / Photo Matching
Send photos, labels, rough dimensions, or application notes when the product family is known but the exact model is not. The request can then be reviewed for cylinders,...
Send first
Send the clearest photos first, then add quantity, destination, urgency, and whether the buyer wants original brand, a China-source alternative, or no preference.
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Photo guide by product family
Show the right view for the right pneumatic family
Cylinder photo check
Use this for compact, standard, mini, and installed replacement cylinders when the exact bore or stroke is still unclear.
- Shoot the full body, rod end, and mounting side
- Include the label if it still exists
- Add bore, stroke, or rough measured size if possible
Valve photo check
Use this for 4V, 3V, 2W, manifold, and coil-related parts when voltage, port, or function still needs confirmation.
- Shoot the nameplate, coil side, and port side
- Include manifold or accessory parts in the same photo if related
- Add voltage, thread, or working media if known
FRL / air treatment photo check
Use this for filter regulators, lubricators, drains, bowls, gauges, and installed air-prep units that need replacement or accessory review.
- Shoot the full installed unit and the label
- Include port side and drain or bowl details
- Add pressure range, accessory need, or service-part note if known
Check before quotation
| Check item | What to confirm |
|---|---|
| Photos | Send label, full body, mounting side, and installed position photos. |
| Context | Add the machine use case, location, and whether the part is original or replaced before. |
| Rough size | Share any measured bore, stroke, port, thread, or tube size. |
| Quantity | Include sample quantity, repeat demand, and destination country. |
Common model cues
Cylinder label photoValve nameplate photoFRL unit photo
FAQ
Can you help when the model number is missing?
Yes. Photos, rough dimensions, and the machine context can start the identification process before quotation.
What photos are most useful for unknown parts?
Label, full body, mounting side, port side, and installed position photos are the most useful.