A request for “one C120 fixed jaw” needs a clear description of what the buyer expects to receive. Does the quantity refer to an individual plate component, or to all the parts needed for the planned replacement? Put that distinction in the enquiry before comparing quotations.
GUBT lists fixed jaw plate MM0518605 for the Metso C120. The published supply scope concerns one fixed-side component in a two-piece jaw arrangement. The required section, installation position and profile still need confirmation against the current part or parts list. The listing does not establish an upper or lower position or include another plate or fixing components automatically.
Keep the jaw design separate from the ordered quantity
Metso’s C Series jaw crusher wear-parts application guide distinguishes one-piece and two-piece jaw die designs. That is context for identifying the arrangement; it does not establish the exact section or supply scope of GUBT reference MM0518605.
Write the quantity of the identified component beside its full reference. If you need another section, the moving jaw or fixing components, give each its own line. Do not use “two-piece” as a substitute for those references and quantities. Similarly, a quotation described as a “pair” or “set” needs an explicit list of what that unit contains.
For example, ordering two pieces of a confirmed reference does not, by itself, describe two different sections. Ask the supplier to confirm whether the requested parts are the same component or separately identified components. Keep an unknown reference marked as unknown while it is being checked.
Make the enquiry line specific
Use the following fields when preparing a C120 fixed-jaw enquiry. The example is a request for identification and quotation, not a confirmed order specification.
| Field | What to put in the enquiry |
|---|---|
| Machine identification | Metso C120, with the equipment details available to your team |
| Complete reference | MM0518605, if this is the reference being reviewed |
| Part role | Fixed-side jaw plate component |
| Required section and profile | Details from the current part or supporting document; otherwise “please confirm” |
| Quantity | Number of individual components required for this reference |
| Other parts | Separate references, quantities and descriptions; identify missing information |
| Expected scope | Whether you are requesting the listed component alone or additional items for the repair |
A concise enquiry can read:
Please review MM0518605 for a Metso C120 fixed jaw. We need [number] individual components. The required section and profile are [details / please confirm]. Please confirm the scope offered for this reference. Additional plates or fixing components are listed separately below.
If the reference, position or revision is unclear, use the parts identification checklist before completing the enquiry line. Keep the C120 quantity question separate from that identification check: how many individual components of the confirmed reference are required?
Compare the included items before comparing the totals
Ask each quotation to identify the reference, component description, quantity and unit used. If one quotation offers an individual component and another uses “set”, resolve the contents of the set before treating the quotations as equivalent.
Keep additional plates and fixing components itemised. Record any proposed alternative reference or changed scope separately, so it can be reviewed before acceptance. Confirm material requirements, availability and the documents needed for the quoted supply rather than assuming they are included because the model matches.
Once the scope is agreed, keep the same references and quantities in the accepted quotation and packing list. Package count and part quantity are separate fields; GUBT’s packing checklist explains how to record them.
Send the parts list for review
Start with the MM0518605 product listing and add any separately required items to your list. Send the full references, C120 machine identification, component quantities and unresolved scope questions through the GUBT enquiry page.
GUBT is an independent replacement-parts supplier. Brand and model names identify the application being discussed. Exact fit, specification, availability and supply scope are confirmed for the particular quotation.
