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Find Filters For Your Machine

Search by filter number or select your machine to find compatible filters.

Search By Filter Number
Enter the part number printed on your existing filter, or use the OEM or cross-reference number for the filter you need.

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Results will appear here once you select your machine details.
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Filter Finder Help

How do I find the correct filter for my machine?

Select the brand, machine, series, model and variant in the Filter Finder. The results will only show filters matched to that machine selection.

Can I search using a filter or OEM part number?

Yes. Enter the filter number, OEM number or cross-reference into the search box above. For the best match, enter the number without spaces.

What if my machine is not listed?

Search using the number printed on the existing filter. If you still cannot find it, contact us with the machine details and any numbers or measurements shown on the filter.

What if I do not know my machine's variant or engine?

Check the machine identification plate and the label or plate fitted to the engine. These normally show the model, serial number and engine type. Do not guess, as the same machine model may use different filters. You can also search using the number printed on the existing filter or contact us with photographs of the machine and identification plates.

How can I use the filter dimensions and drawings?

The results table shows the available filter measurements. Hover over the dimensions to open a larger technical drawing and see where each measurement is taken. Compare these measurements with your existing filter when a part number is unavailable or when you need to confirm a match.

Why can the same machine model have different filters?

Manufacturers may fit different engines or filter arrangements depending on the production year, serial number or machine variant. Always select the closest matching variant and check the part number or dimensions before ordering.

What is the difference between genuine and non-genuine filters?

Genuine filters are supplied by the original machine or engine manufacturer and are made for its specified application. Non-genuine filters are compatible alternatives made by other filter manufacturers and can offer better value. Both types must be matched using the machine details, part number and specifications. The product description will state whether a filter is genuine or non-genuine.

What information should I send if I need help identifying a filter?

Send us the machine make, model and serial number, along with a clear photograph of the machine and engine identification plates. Include any numbers printed on the existing filter and, where possible, photographs and measurements of the filter itself.

Can I search using an alternative or cross-reference number?

Yes. The search box accepts many OEM, manufacturer and commonly used cross-reference numbers. Part numbers can sometimes relate to more than one specification, so check the product description, dimensions and application before ordering.

What do In stock and Backorder mean?

In stock means the filter is currently available from our stock. Backorder means it can still be ordered but is not currently available for immediate dispatch. Contact us if you need to confirm availability or an expected lead time for an urgent repair or service.

Can I order filters for several machines or an entire fleet?

Yes. Send us your fleet list with the machine models, serial numbers, engine details and service requirements. We can help identify the filters needed and discuss creating repeatable service kits for your fleet.

How can I reduce machine downtime during servicing?

Identify the correct filters before the machine reaches its service date and keep commonly used service items in stock. Providing accurate machine and engine details in advance also helps avoid delays caused by incorrect filter selection.

How often should machine filters be changed?

Follow the service intervals specified by the machine or engine manufacturer. Replacement intervals vary depending on the machine, operating hours, filter type and working conditions. Inspect filters during routine maintenance and replace them sooner if required.

Do filters need changing more frequently in dusty conditions?

They may do. Dusty, dirty or demanding working environments can load air, fuel and hydraulic filters more quickly. Inspect filters regularly and follow the manufacturer's guidance for severe operating conditions.

Can I return a filter if it does not fit?

Returns are subject to our returns policy and the condition of the item. Check the product details carefully before ordering and contact us before returning a filter, particularly if it has been opened, fitted or marked.

Can L&S create a service kit for our fleet?

Yes. We can help create custom service kits for regularly maintained machinery. Contact us with your machine models, service intervals and required quantities.

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