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To answer the question WHY, from time to time I validate and standardise MRO inventory lists, if i already have the P/N in my tool, or if I have access to a list in my library, that will facilitates the process. I dont expect to gather all, but its a case of more the better.

I am building a master list of pump spare parts with Mfrs P/Ns and not vendor P/Ns. Appreciate if any members have any pump spare parts lists ideally in MS Excel that indicate the Mfrs P/N that they can send me. My e mail is dave@ramsoftuk.com

I have been reviewing the MRO Spare Parts Listing for Spectacle Blinds for an oil & gas operator. They have 8 different stock nos for 3/4" 150# blinds. The range may have been deliberate or most likely "as supplied" on different projects over the years. BLIND,SPECTCL,3/4",150#,5MM,SS316,FF...

I am not in USA and Uk said they couldnt give me lists

Thanks, will try again, but as I said the USA site advertised a comprehensive price list, but i requested this twice without reply.

I have tried googling a Spirax Sarco spare part and the only hits I get are on e bay, or Pic Click I have seen on USA spirax sarco they have digital parts list, but have failed to get anything from either UK or the USA site Can anyone help, with a comprehensive list of Part numbers. For...

OKAY, THANKS SORRY FOR THE MISUNDERSTANDING. i THUGHT i HAD MENTIONED THE FORM SPEC AND TABLE SPEC, BUT OBBIOSLY IT WASNT CLEAR, I.E SOMETIMES A TABLE IS SPECIFIED WHILE SOMETIMES A FORM IS SPECIFIED, ALL VERY CONFUSING

Desertfox No I didnt misunderstand your post, my post was what is the difference between the two specs. Now with Rputvin's post we have the Tabe specs Many thanks to all Regards David

Had seen something similar, perhaps will pose the question to them i.e what is difference between the schemes forms and tables Thanks again dave

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN FORM A, B ETC WASHERS AND TABLE 3, 4, 7, 8 SOMETIMES A TABLE IS SPECIFIED WHILE SOMETIMES A FORM IS SPECIFIED, ALL VERY CONFUSING MANY REGARDS DAVID

for info, this is what I have been told SPA and XPA have same width, height and angle. The difference is that SPA is wrapped and XPA is raw edge cogged. XPA transmits 30% more power because grip is better. They're interchangeable providing you don't mix them when the pulley has more than one...

ARE THESE TWO BELTS FORMATS THE SAME I.E A XPA-2000 CAN BE REPLACED BY A SPA2000 TO MINIMISE THE NUMBER OF BELTS STOCKED GOOGLING EACH THERE DOES SEEM TO BE A SLIGHT VARIATION IN THE TOP WIDTH 12.7mm COMPARED TO 13mm APPRECIATE MEMBERS VIEWS

Thanks Ues I contacted WEG but was referred to the local rep and then never heard anything Thanks for all i had also googled but didnt find anything that gave the list of catalogue P/Ns like the above download gave Many thanks foy your response Regards Dave T

does anyone have a list of WEG motor Part Nos, does not have to be all, but as many as possible I have a list from ERIKS the MRO part supplier, but was looking for the WEG No A pdf document is okay but in XLS would be great I am creating a master list of Mfrs spare parts numbers I have...

yes appears so, best to standardise only on the imperial size for classical belts especially when the size quoted can be inside, pitch or outside length depending on vendor

I was only concerned with length and not the profile size Dave

Thanks, have done more googling. Your web site says it is a 612mm but 24x25.4 is 610, Somehow I always thought B24 referred to the Pitch length but have rechecked and it is the inside length I also googled B612 and nothing came up. The moral of the story is always quote classical belts using...

I have tried to google if there are conversion tables for Vee Belts, e.g. B24 what is this size n mm Thanks

Can anyone explain what these two specs mean PN64-160 and PN100-160 as related to Spiral Wound Gaskets

Can someone help me in categorising the different design types of contactors and relays. This is for spare part cataloguing which uses a NOUN and QUALIFIER, and perhas a 2nd Qualifier to separate the different types Some descriptions for contactors I have seen are AUX, Reversing, Magnetic...