But what happens exactly when you need assistance in finding a specific part? It all starts with submitting your request. This can be done through our online shop or directly through your sales representative by email or phone. As well as explaining what part you need, you should mention the make, model and serial number of the machine you need the part for. These machine details are always required, but additional information might also be helpful. For example, if you’re looking for a new chain for a forklift, it’s good to know more about the type of mast. Or if you need engine components for a tractor, knowing what engine the machine has can provide vital information to reduce our look-up time.
With over 55 languages available in our sales team, you are likely to be able to submit your parts request in your native language. In addition, all team members receive technical training to ensure they have a basic understanding of all the machines within our parts scope, enabling them to send a clear and complete request to the look-up service.
After your sales representative has translated your request, they enter it into the look-up service system. This system allows requests to be automatically processed according to our priority guidelines. Requests are delivered to the correct specialised look-up team in the most fitting region, meaning all requests can be dealt with as soon as possible.
When processing a request, the look-up service first checks that all received information is correct. Next, they ensure that the machine in question is one for which we supply parts. For instance, our range for small earth-movers is currently only suitable for models up to ten tonnes. Once these things are validated, the team locates the required part and researches whether we can supply it. If the answer is yes, they prepare a purchase quote to send to the requester.