Industrial machines that look alike often take different parts. Ordering by part number is the surest way to get a part that fits the first time. Here is how to find it.
Look for the model plate or sticker on the machine arm, bed or back. Note the full model, for example DDL-8700 or MO-6714, including any suffix after the dash, because variants sometimes use different parts. Then browse parts for your model: Juki, Pegasus, Siruba, Jack, Kansai, Eastman, Brother, Yamato.
Many original parts have their number stamped or printed on them. Juki numbers look like 229-24500 or 110-39070. Clean the part and look closely; the number may be small.
Every model has a part book (parts list) with exploded drawings. Find the drawing that shows your part, note its reference number, and read the part number from the list. We share part books for some models on our Part Book PDF page.
Type the part number (for example 229-24500) or the part name into the search box at the top of any page. Each product page shows the machines it fits (“Part Fit For”), the part number and our own shop code.
Many parts come as the machine brand’s original and as compatible versions from other makers. Compatible parts are made to the same size and usually cost less; originals are best for precision parts such as hooks. Each product page shows its part brand.
WhatsApp us on +91-9643480908 with a photo of the old part and of your machine’s model plate, and we will tell you the right part. You can also bring the old part to our shop in Govindpuri, New Delhi.
Call or WhatsApp us on +91-9643480908 with your machine model, or visit our shop at 1629/14, Gali No. 14, Govindpuri, Kalkaji, New Delhi 110019 (Monday to Saturday, 10 AM to 7 PM). Orders placed in business hours are delivered the same day in Delhi; the rest of India gets them in 2–3 business days.
