Open Kawasaki Hydraulic Finder on the web

What is Kawasaki
in this field

Kawasaki has been supplying hydraulic components to this market since the 1960s when hydraulic excavators first became widely established.
Since then Kawasaki has been continuously developing and manufacturing hydraulic pumps to provide the immense power source required by these earth moving machines.
Kawasaki has also developed hydraulic motors to apply this power to enable the machines movement and various Control Valves to provide the operator with the precise feel and control required to undertake a wide range of tasks from delicate soil grading to trenching, rock breaking and demolition.

However, a large number of low-quality non-genuine Kawasaki parts are being distributed in the aftermarket, leading to reduced machine performance and increased downtime.

Genuine Kawasaki vs
Non-genuine Kawasaki

The only way to guarantee that the components use genuine Kawasaki parts
is to go thorugh official dealers.

Are the hydraulic components
used in your machine genuine Kawasaki?

Is the information clear when
ordering replacement parts?

We can help that.

How to check if it's a genuine Kawasaki hydraulic component

Excavator OEMs using Kawasaki Main Pump / Swing Motor

FAQs

Still have questions? Our team is here to help you anytime.

This app is designed to help users identify whether a hydraulic component is genuine or non-genuine by checking the serial number. It also helps ensure that accurate information is available when contacting official dealers.

Firstly, look for the nameplate on the body of your hydraulic component. If it has a genuine Kawasaki (or OEM) nameplate, take note of the serial number and enter it into the app.

This app supports K3V, K5V, K7V, K3SP, and K7SP pumps, as well as M2X and M5X motors used by listed OEMs.
If the serial number is not recognized, take a photo of the nameplate and send it to a Kawasaki Authorized Service Center. They can help identify the original model and confirm whether the part is genuine.

Check the nameplate design and enter the serial number into the app. If the serial number is not recognized, take a photo of the nameplate and send it to a Kawasaki Authorized Service Center. They can help identify the original model and confirm whether the part is genuine.

Take a photo of the nameplate and send it through the app to a Kawasaki Authorized Service Center. They can identify what was the original model and suggest the correct genuine replacement.