Weifang Hengchen Power Technology Co., Ltd. (潍坊恒辰动力科技有限公司)

Company description

Hengchen’s company introduction describes radiator development, production and sales in Weifang. Its catalogue separates forklift radiators, diesel-engine radiators, Yunnei-related radiators and construction-equipment radiators, with ancillary cooling parts as a separate category. Brand wording is a supplier catalogue reference, not independently confirmed fitment. The contact page gives an Anqiu address while the footer names a Weicheng industrial-park location; confirm the current dispatch and contracting locations.

Use the profile for a radiator enquiry

This record helps a buyer identify a relevant cooling-component route. It is not an endorsement, factory inspection or supplier quotation. A radiator request is most useful when it identifies the assembly already fitted to the vehicle. Record the truck manufacturer, model and serial number separately from the engine manufacturer, model and serial number. Include the installed radiator label or catalogue reference where readable. A forklift and its engine have distinct identities; neither a familiar brand nor a similar-looking tank proves that the same replacement is required.

Decide what the supplier is being asked to supply. A replacement core, a complete radiator, an oil cooler and a combined cooling pack should not be compared as if they were the same item. If the original assembly includes fittings, brackets, mounts, a shroud or a drain connection, show those items in the enquiry and ask whether they are included. Do not infer the scope from a product photograph. The supplier’s written response should identify the exact assembly and the exclusions before prices are compared.

Build a component identity pack

Prepare clear photographs of the complete assembly, its identifying label and the interfaces that distinguish it. Use existing drawings, parts-book entries or verified component records for dimensions and connections. Include mounting positions, inlet and outlet locations, the fan or shroud interface and any separate cooler connections. Mark information that cannot be read instead of guessing it. The purpose of this pack is purchasing identification; this page does not instruct removal, pressure testing, coolant selection, engine diagnosis or vehicle modifications.

Keep an engine overheating symptom separate from the requested replacement. A symptom does not establish that a radiator is the failed component or that changing its construction will resolve the problem. Where the component identity or required configuration remains uncertain, obtain an appropriate assessment and documentary identification before committing to a replacement. Send the same identity pack to each shortlisted supplier so that differences in proposed scope can be examined consistently.

Compare the actual offer

Ask the quoting party to provide the complete item reference, proposed drawing revision and the application evidence used for the match. The response should state whether it offers a new assembly, a repairable component, a remanufactured item or another condition. Ask which accessories are included, how the proposed item is identified at dispatch and what documents accompany it. If the supplier offers an alternative, request a clear account of the differences rather than accepting a broad claim of equivalence.

Keep the quotation, packing description and shipment identifiers tied to the same agreed item. Clarify quantity, destination, packaging, lead time and the party responsible for confirming the final supply scope. This website does not establish a supplier’s present stock, price, production capacity or delivery commitment. A catalogue family is useful for starting an enquiry, but it is not a substitute for a current written offer covering the buyer’s specific component.

Company and location checks

The website’s address descriptions differ, as recorded above. Use the profile to ask the company which location receives enquiries and which dispatches the offered component. Confirm the entity named on the quotation and invoice against the company information supplied for the transaction. The location discrepancy is left visible rather than resolved by assumption. No historical relocation, separate factory or corporate relationship is inferred.

Frequently asked questions

Does a catalogue brand name confirm a replacement?

No. Treat it as a search reference. The installed assembly identity and a written, documented proposal are still needed.

Does this profile confirm an original-equipment part?

No. Ask for the offered item’s origin and traceability. Website inclusion does not establish original-equipment status or manufacturer authorization.

Can the supplier also provide a water pump or filter?

This review establishes a radiator and cooling-category route. It does not establish a water-pump or filter offer. Use the relevant matching guide and ask for a separate evidenced proposal.

What is the next step?

Prepare the component identity pack, compare suppliers by their documented scope and use the existing sourcing brief to organise the enquiry. ForkliftIQ has not contacted this supplier on the buyer’s behalf.