What identification is needed before requesting a part?
Provide both equipment and component identification. A DSQC designation helps with searching, while the full article number and configuration qualifiers support the next checks.
- The full article number, suffix and DSQC designation from the existing label, with a readable photo.
- Full robot and controller models, serial numbers, system version and relevant options.
- Installed position, quantity, destination and available manual or previous procurement records.
What does this website’s IRC5 parts lookup cover?
The parts lookup currently contains 33 reviewed controller-part entries from Product manual — IRC5, document 3HAC047136-001, Design 14 / AA, pages 325–327. It is not a complete catalogue of every IRC5 version or all robot mechanical spares.
- Search using the full article number or DSQC designation and review the returned source details.
- English descriptions and full article numbers are retained from the manual; Chinese labels assist searching.
- No match does not prove that a part does not exist or cannot be sourced. Provide its label and equipment details for further review.
From catalogue match to compatibility confirmation
Treat identification, equipment compatibility and supply terms as separate decisions. Even a result with the same DSQC designation needs a check of its full identification and the manual’s conditions.
- Compare the existing component’s full identification against documentation applicable to that equipment version.
- If a substitute is proposed, request evidence of the substitution relationship and its conditions.
- Document equipment compatibility, accessories, installation and commissioning scope in enquiry and quotation clarifications.
What should the quotation and receiving checks include?
Use a traceable purchase list. Agree checks on receipt separately from functional verification after installation; arrival of a part does not establish recovery of the equipment.
- Article number, quantity, condition, accessories and available identification records.
- Lead time, packing, destination, warranty and return conditions.
- Responsibilities for installation and recovery testing, required site conditions and test records.
Common questions
Does the same DSQC designation prove interchangeability?
No. Check the full article number, suffix, controller and system configuration, and conditions in applicable documentation. Any substitution needs verifiable support.
Does a lookup result mean the part is in stock?
Lookup results display manual entries. Equipment compatibility, stock, condition, price and lead time require a separate enquiry.
What if the part number is not found?
Provide a full label photo plus controller model and serial number. The current catalogue covers only 33 controller-part entries from the stated manual; no match does not prove non-existence.