Target Industry: CNC Systems, Welding Positioners, Speed Reducers
Product: LMEK 40L UU (LMEK40LUU) Quantity: 60 pcs Buyer Location: Czech RepublicBest when you need strict paperwork, local stock, and standard part traceability. Usually higher cost but simpler procurement.
Best value when the supplier can provide the photo verification package + datasheet + batch-tied MTC/hardness documents. This reduces risk without forcing you to chase the lowest price.
A Czech automation and equipment specialist urgently needed 60 pcs of LMEK 40L UU (long square flange linear bushings). Their last purchase from a low-cost source led to serious quality failures. The buyer was clear about what they must verify:
“Any picture? Because in the past I had a huge problem with quality! I need to find the balance. I don’t need the lowest price, but I need to ensure no damaged edges and no angled flange.”
Based on their purchasing categories (welding positioners, speed reducers, CNC lathe chucks), we assumed the real risks were installation repeatability, vibration exposure, and rework cost—so we treated the request as a verification task, not a marketing pitch.
Tip: This is exactly what engineers and QC teams want—evidence they can review and file.
The buyer asked for a datasheet/link, so we provided a datasheet that covers the core points engineering teams typically check:
As a trade partner, we focus on documentation that industrial buyers can audit and keep in their purchasing files. For this project, we confirmed the following items can be provided upon request:
| Document | What It Typically Includes | How It Connects to Your Shipment |
|---|---|---|
| Material Certificate (MTC / COA) | Heat/lot reference, material grade, basic chemical composition or statement of conformity, supplier stamp/signature. (If required, we can request EN 10204-style format from the factory.) | We label the shipment/batch with a traceable reference (lot/batch ID) and can show the same ID on packing photos or packing list notes. |
| Hardness Test Report | Test type (e.g., Rockwell), test points, measured values, date, inspector signature/stamp. (Exact method depends on factory capability and buyer requirements.) | Provided as a batch document tied to the same lot/batch reference used on the shipment record. |
| Photo Verification Set | Macro edge photos, flange surface photos, multi-piece consistency photos, and packing photos if requested. | Photos are recorded per order/batch and can be shared with the buyer before shipment to reduce dispute risk. |
| Packing List + Shipment Trace | Model, quantity, packing method, carton count, gross/net weight (when available), shipping marks. | Links the delivered goods to the purchase order and helps with receiving inspection at the buyer’s facility. |
Important: We do not claim “identical to Brand X”. Instead, we align the acceptance checklist to what premium buyers typically verify: edge finishing, flange seating quality, consistency, and audit-ready documents.
| Feature | Premium-Controlled Grade | Economy Market Grade |
|---|---|---|
| Edge Processing | Chamfered + photo proof (burr-free) | May vary by supplier/batch |
| Flange Seating Surface | Multi-angle photo verification | Cosmetic/consistency may vary |
| Batch Consistency | Multiple-piece photo record | Less predictable |
| Documentation | MTC + hardness report available on request | Often limited or inconsistent |
After reviewing the photo verification package and datasheet, the client confirmed the solution matched their requirements. They provided the full delivery address so we could calculate freight options and proceed quickly.
In European B2B, that shift is the key outcome: the conversation moves from “prove it” to “deliver it”.
Request a datasheet, verification photos, and documentation availability (MTC / hardness report). Tell us your quantity and destination, and we’ll quote with shipping options.
Request a Technical DatasheetFast inquiry checklist: Model / Qty / Shaft diameter / Application (CNC, welding positioner, reducer) / City & ZIP code.