What You’ll Find in Technical Data
Use this section to validate dimensions, materials, tolerances, and operating limits before you purchase or install a replacement part.
- Dimensional references (OD/ID/width, length, pitch, thread)
- Materials and coatings (steel grades, urethane, stainless, polymers)
- Ratings (load, speed, pressure, temperature, IP rating)
- Electrical specs (voltage, amperage, phases, duty cycle)
- Fitment notes (shaft fits, housing fits, alignment considerations)
Quick Links
Use Image Quoter if you have a photo of the part. Or jump to Part Number Lookup if you have an OEM number.
Engineering Data Categories
These are common data categories you can expand into sub-pages:
- Bearings: tolerances, fits, clearances, grease types
- Motors: nameplate decoding, frame sizes, efficiency classes
- Seals: material selection, pressure limits, chemical compatibility
- Belts & chains: pitch, tooth profiles, tensile ratings
- Filters: micron ratings, media types, differential pressure
Typical Search Phrases Technicians Use
Add content using real search language (this helps SEO without stuffing):
- “bearing clearance C3 vs C4”
- “motor frame size chart 56C 143T 145T”
- “seal material for hydraulic oil compatibility”
- “filter micron rating vs efficiency”
- “shaft tolerance h7 g6 fit”
FAQs
How should I format technical specs on product pages?
Use a clear table: Dimension, Value, Units, Notes. Keep it consistent site-wide for better indexing and conversions.
Should I publish datasheets as PDFs?
Yes—PDFs are fine, but always include an HTML summary on the page so Google can understand it and users can scan quickly.