Buying industrial blades and recycling parts requires comparing specifications, not just brand names. A compatible component must be studied for the specific machine, while an original reference also needs to be verified against the installed version.
Identify the machine and part
Provide plate, model, serial number and reference. Add plan or dimensions and photographs of supports and fixings. Two machines from the same family can use different variants; a previous update may have also changed the tools.
Request a written specification
Review material, treatment, geometry and relevant tolerances. Confirm quantity per game and accessories included. A similar photograph does not prove technical equivalence. In a custom-built alternative, agree on what data has been verified and what information is missing before approving the part.
Compare supply and service
Consider confirmed deadline, traceability and sharpening or repair possibilities. Define reception criteria and maintain assembly documentation. If testing is appropriate, compare equivalent lots and record wear and quality. The use of a brand name to identify an application does not demonstrate a commercial relationship with its manufacturer; Request confirmation of the condition of the part and any applicable warranty requirements.
Frequently asked question
Is a part that fits already compatible?
The fit is just a check. Materials, tolerances and service conditions must also be evaluated.
Technical documentation
ZERMA: identification and supply of spare parts. Consult your equipment’s specific documentation for maintenance procedures.
Consult blades and industrial spare parts
Check out our spare parts for industrial machinery and the options sharpening and repair. Send us brand, model, reference, measurements and photographs to study the piece and prepare your budget.