Every part number on this page is a starting point, not a lock-in.
Six standard families with published prices, material grade and lead time. What is not listed here usually comes from the same foundry network — the part number or a photo of the worn part is enough to quote.
All parts are independently produced aftermarket replacements. Brand and model names on this
page describe fitment only — we are not affiliated with, authorised by, or endorsed by any
original equipment manufacturer.
When it is not on the list
Three ways to get a part quoted
Ninety percent of enquiries arrive with one of these. Any one of them is enough to start.
01
The part number
Cast on the part or printed in the manual. We confirm the pattern, material grade and whether the drawing has been superseded.
02
The machine model and serial
Enough to trace the original bill of materials. Serial matters when the same model was built with two different cavities.
03
A photo with a tape measure
For worn parts with no legible marking. Photograph the wear face with a rule in frame; we read dimensions off the picture.