Amada put 2 different part numbers against this one drawing. That is normal in these books — the same component is re-coded between machine generations and between markets, and the drawing number is what stays the same. If you have a print with P332000089 on it, these are the numbers it can be ordered under.
| Part number | Name | Formerly | Fits |
|---|---|---|---|
| 74183209 | Nut | AE-2510NT | |
| 79565214 | Nut | AC-255NT |
These are separate part numbers carrying the same drawing. They are not interchangeable by assumption — check the number against your serial plate and confirm with your Amada dealer before ordering.
Part numbers, drawing numbers, superseded numbers and names, from the 16 Amada parts books we have read end to end. Free, nothing to sign up for.
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