What is the excavator machine number?

What is the excavator machine number? Analysis of hot topics and hot content on the entire network in the past 10 days

Recently, "excavator machine number" has become a popular search keyword in the construction machinery industry, triggering widespread discussions. This article will combine the hot data of the entire network in the past 10 days to provide you with a detailed analysis of the definition, function and related information of the excavator machine number, as well as a ranking of recent hot topics.

1. The core concept of excavator machine number

The excavator machine number is the unique identification of each excavator. It is usually engraved on the nameplate of the excavator by the manufacturer and contains the following key information:

2. Top 5 hot construction machinery topics in the past 10 days

3. Three official channels for phone number inquiry

Regarding the phone number verification issues that users have recently paid attention to, formal inquiries can be made through the following channels:

4. Analysis of hot events related to machine numbers

The "second-hand machinery refurbishment case" exposed on August 15 caused a shock in the industry. A gang disguised scrapped machinery as 90% new equipment and sold it by polishing the original machine number and laser-engraving forged information. The amount involved exceeded 20 million yuan. This incident directly resulted in:

1. Second-hand trading platform strengthens machine number verification
2. Insurance companies adjust claims review process
3. Carry out special inspection operations in multiple places

5. Four key points to correctly identify the machine number

1.Location verification: The regular machine number should appear on the factory nameplate, the inside of the boom, and other designated locations.
2.Font comparison: Different brands have specific fonts and engraving process standards.
3.System matching: The engine number and fuselage number should correspond to each other
4.Historical trace: Verify continuity through maintenance records

Recent data shows that with the development of the Internet of Things for construction machinery, about 78% of new factory equipment has adopted the "one machine, one code" electronic identification system, and mechanical identity authentication will be more intelligent in the future. It is recommended that when purchasing or leasing equipment, users must verify the machine number information through formal channels to protect their own rights and interests.