Identify the tool or accessory
Maintenance tools include complete kits, instruments and individual accessories. Begin your enquiry with the product type and specified model: for example, a bearing fitting kit, mechanical puller, induction heater or alignment instrument. If you are purchasing a spare, state that clearly so it is not confused with the complete tool.
Copy the model from the nameplate
Include the manufacturer, complete model and order code from the nameplate, packaging or purchase record. A clear photograph is especially useful for older equipment. For a replacement accessory, include both its own reference and the model of the tool it belongs to. Descriptions such as “heater part” or “puller spare” can leave several possible catalogue entries.
List the supplied items required
For a kit, specify the kit reference. For separate parts, list each component and quantity individually. Rings, sleeves, jaws, yokes, sockets, hoses and couplings may be separate purchase items. If your requirement comes from a parts drawing, include the drawing reference and the item number shown in that drawing.
Include the stated electrical or connection details
For powered equipment, copy the voltage and frequency from the specified model or nameplate. For an accessory with a connection or thread, include the published reference or existing part marking. These are identification details for the requested item; a machine name alone does not give the complete purchasing specification.
Where to find product references
Our maintenance tools section groups fitting tools, pullers, heaters, hydraulic equipment, alignment instruments and lubrication equipment. Open the relevant product page for descriptions and catalogue links. Send the make, complete model, accessory reference, quantity and delivery city for your quotation enquiry.
Related products and catalogues
Browse the relevant South India Bearing Co. product pages for range details, manufacturer catalogues and quotation enquiries.