How to find a part number on port equipment
Use this checklist before requesting a quote for an STS crane, RTG crane or reach stacker spare part.
Start with the component label
Copy the part number exactly, including prefixes, suffixes and revision codes. Labels may be printed on a filter, stamped on a housing or attached to a sensor body. Use existing photos or maintenance records if the part is hard to reach. Ask authorised maintenance personnel to inspect inaccessible components.
Record the equipment model and serial number
Look up the equipment nameplate or fleet records. For cranes, record the asset number and the assembly involved, such as the hoist, trolley or spreader. For reach stackers, record the machine model and serial number. Include a separate engine, transmission or spreader reference when it is relevant to the part.
Check the parts catalogue or service records
If the label is missing, use the parts catalogue that matches the machine serial number. Share the diagram reference or item number alongside the catalogue part number if available. Mention whether the existing part is original or a known replacement.
What to include in your enquiry
- Equipment type, manufacturer, model and serial number
- Part number and revision, or the exact markings you can read
- Assembly location, part description and quantity
- Delivery country and when you need the part
If you have a photo, mention it in the form so it can be requested by email. Include a close-up of the label and a wider view of the component where available.
See also STS crane parts, RTG crane parts and reach stacker parts.