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Find Forklift Parts by Number, Brand or Model

Search part-number references or browse by brand and component system. Use the results to prepare a matching request with your truck model, serial number and part label. Compatibility and availability require supplier confirmation.

Parts-category illustration for orientation; not manufacturer inventory or a model-specific replacement.

Search the research catalog

Enter an OEM/reference number, engine, model or part name. A match is a research lead, not a stock or fitment promise.

Start with the evidence you have

Use the plate, engine code or stamped part number. Brand and system labels narrow the inquiry; they do not replace model-specific confirmation.

01Brand and engine02Exact part number03Photo-led identification
Reference families and brand guides

Brand and engine directories

Search the five reference families or use the wider brand guides to prepare a documented parts enquiry. Coverage does not establish fitment or stock.

TCM / ISUZUC240 · 4JG2 · 6BG1 · TD27Live pilotToyota4Y · 1DZ · 2Z · 7FD / 8FDLive pilotMitsubishiS4E · S4S · S6S · 4G63 · 4G64Live directoryKomatsu4D94E · 4D95S · 6D102 · FD20–30Live directoryNissanH20 · H20-II · TD27 · K21Live directoryHELI — model-specific parts enquiry guideHangcha — model-specific parts enquiry guideCrown — model-specific parts enquiry guideEP — model-specific parts enquiry guide

Reference first. Confirmation before quote.

  1. 1Match the stamped number and readable equipment plate.
  2. 2Confirm model, serial range, engine and dimensions where relevant.
  3. 3Confirm supply, commercial terms and destination in writing.

Numbered sourcing references

Radiators, brakes, LPG regulators, seats and pin kits

Browse supplied reference numbers with identification notes, quotation questions and existing supplier research routes. Submitted labels remain distinct from documented catalog evidence and confirmed fitment.

Browse sourcing references →

Browse parts by brand or system

Use these directories to narrow the research. Confirm the truck serial number, part number and configuration before requesting a quote.

Parts and system guides

Brand directories

Which route should you use?

You haveStart hereKeep with the request
A readable referenceUse the catalog search and open the exact reference pageEvery character, suffix and the original label photo
A truck or engine identityUse the appropriate brand and engine directoryTruck model and serial separately from the engine label
A known component categoryUse a system guide for identification questionsAssembly scope, interfaces and relevant document position
A photo or uncertain numberPrepare a matching enquiryOriginal photos and an explicit list of missing information

The searchable reference families and the wider brand guides perform different jobs. A reference result is a research starting point. EP, HELI, Hangcha and Crown guides help prepare a model-specific enquiry without implying an equivalent searchable inventory for every brand. Use the complete equipment record when moving from a directory to a quotation.

From research to supplier comparison

Prepare one reference and quantity per line, then ask shortlisted suppliers to identify the complete offered item, manufacturer, condition, matching evidence and included accessories. Compare the technical response before comparing price. Record any change in reference, software scope or assembly contents, and obtain clarification where a supplier proposes an alternative.

Research parts suppliers through their individual profiles. These links establish a route to website-documented company information; they are not inventory feeds or endorsements. Do not interpret a category card, an illustrative image or a directory presence as confirmation that a component is available or suitable for a specific truck.

How the information should be used

System guides organise purchasing questions, brand guides organise equipment documentation, and exact reference pages preserve narrower research records. Final compatibility and supply terms remain specific to the written offer. A fault symptom alone does not identify a failed part, and this directory does not provide repair or commissioning approval.

Manufacturer documentation examples: https://ep-equipment.com/ep-care/ and https://www.crown.com/en-us/manuals-safety-labels.html . Reviewed 4 October 2026. EP describes serial and model document organisation; Crown separates operator, parts and service manuals. Check the applicable source for your own equipment rather than transferring either example to another brand.

Does a catalog result confirm compatibility?

No. It is a research reference. Confirm the full equipment and component identity and the documentary matching basis with the proposed supplier.

Are all brand guides searchable parts inventories?

No. The reference-family directories and the wider brand enquiry guides have different coverage. A guide helps organise a request; it does not establish inventory for every brand.

Where should I start without a readable part number?

Use the matching request page with the truck record and safely accessible original photos. Identify missing information explicitly rather than guessing a reference.

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