Knowledge base
Guides
How to pick the right replacement carbon finger, what to check before you order, and how we mark the difference between what we have verified and what a buyer has told us.
What every guide here contains
- A specification table with a source column — measured data is never mixed with estimates.
- A compatibility table that separates verified, customer supplied and to be confirmed.
- Links to the specific products discussed, plus a direct route to a quotation.
- Image slots reserved and labelled. Where a photo is still missing we say so rather than substituting a drawing.
Product photography for these guides is still being produced — every image slot below is marked with what it needs. Nothing on these pages is illustrated with stand-in artwork.
Selection guides
How to choose the right part — dimensions, threads and machine model fitment.
Troubleshooting & application
What goes wrong, what to check on the machine, and what we will not claim without data.
5 Carbon Finger Mismatches That Cause Returns
Wrong thread, stamped length mistaken for total length, brand assumed across a range, keywords read as fitment, and rod length used as finger length — with the check that prevents each.
Read the guide → ApplicationWhen to Replace a Carbon Finger
Worn finger versus damaged mount: two different failure modes needing two different responses, plus the machine checks to run before you order.
Read the guide →Planned next
Framework is in place — these slots fill against the same standard, one article at a time.
Thread family reference: M6 / M8 / M12
A single-page cross-reference of every thread interface in the range, once all interfaces are confirmed.
Awaiting data confirmationPELLENC OLIVION fitment walkthrough
Model-by-model matching for P230 / T220 / T300, expanding CF-07 buyer data into a full guide.
Awaiting photographySeason preparation and stock planning
For dealers: what to hold in stock ahead of a harvest, and how to record confirmed specs per machine.
PlannedStill not sure which part fits?
Send the machine model and a photo of the original part — we confirm the match before you order.
Fastest route: machine model + one photo of the original part