Identity
Complete type code, material number, revision and all attached option-module labels.
Configuration before claims
How Litco documents and evaluates a unit
Legacy automation hardware can share a family name while differing in firmware, feedback, option cards, connectors and mechanical interfaces. Litco’s process starts by proving which configuration is actually on the bench.
Quality gate
Five checks before a confident recommendation
Condition
Housing, connectors, shaft or cabinet hardware, contamination and visible damage.
Configuration
Firmware, feedback, communication, cooling and mechanical choices that affect interchangeability.
Application
Machine, axis, connected motor or drive, symptoms and the required return-to-service date.
Decision
Repair, replacement or exchange is compared using the evidence available for that exact unit.
Photographic record
Four views create a stronger exact-part record
A straight-on tag, the complete unit, its mechanical interface or shaft, and its connections provide the evidence needed to verify an exact type code and physical condition. Ask for current photographs of the unit being quoted.
- Tag text reviewed against the physical unit
- Exact condition tied to the inventory record
- Clear nameplate and connector photographs
- Current shelf photographs available on request
Need Litco to evaluate a unit?
Send the evidence with the first message.
210-680-9570 · sales@litcoautomation.com