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19400042
Instruments are often ordered as a base unit plus separate accessories, and the accessory listing can be mistaken for the instrument itself. Model 19400042 is a case in point.
Procurement records for laboratory and industrial equipment frequently separate a host instrument from the parts that attach to it. Model 19400042 belongs to that second category.
The listing states that the item is suitable for the SE4-100. It does not include the standard SE4-100, which carries its own designation, 19400041.
That distinction is the only compatibility information provided. The input does not describe what the part does, how it mounts, or what material it is made from.
The content confirms the model number as 19400042 and nothing further in the specifications section.
For a buyer, the practical risk is ordering 19400042 expecting a complete SE4-100. The two numbers sit one digit apart and belong to the same system.
Anyone specifying this part should confirm with the supplier what function it serves on the SE4-100 and whether the host unit is already on site.
Where documentation is this thin, the order number itself becomes the main safeguard against buying the wrong item.
Why it matters:
Accessory and host part numbers that differ by a single digit are a common source of misorders. Verify both numbers against the intended configuration before purchase.
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