CATALOG / LINDE
Linde forklift parts search
Use the Linde type code from the data plate together with the model and serial number. PartsMind searches the current LSG-derived catalog structure and shows whether the result is supported by the correct assembly and machine scope.
Production catalog snapshot · 9 October 2026
- 276,159
- normalized part numbers current published Linde records
- 80,984
- catalog assemblies assembly titles and part usage
- 347
- Linde type codes distinct codes in the production model index
Start with the Linde type code
Commercial names can span several generations. The type code is the more reliable catalog key: for example, 386-02 identifies a specific E12–E20 electric-truck family, while the same E-series name can appear in other generations.
Copy the complete code and serial number from the truck plate. Do not omit the suffix after the hyphen; it can change the applicable catalog branch.
- Type code, including suffix
- Full model designation
- Truck serial number
Current Linde catalog coverage
The production snapshot contains 276,159 normalized Linde part numbers connected to 80,984 assemblies. The model index contains 347 distinct type codes. These are database counts as of 9 October 2026, not a claim that every regional option is present.
Where the source provides dates or serial boundaries, PartsMind keeps those limits with the assembly. A part found elsewhere in the Linde catalog is not automatically treated as compatible with the selected truck.
Examples of indexed Linde families
The model index includes families such as 386-02 (E12/E14/E15/E16/E18/E20), 352-01 (H35/H40/H45), 1152-00 (T16/T18/T20/T16L), and 1172-00 (L10/L12/L12i and related variants). These examples show why both the commercial model and the type code matter.
A family list is an entry point, not a fitment verdict. The serial range, assembly and printed part position still control the final conclusion.
How a Linde match is verified
After number normalization, PartsMind resolves the type and serial scope, opens the matching assembly, checks the BOM row and replacement relation, and links the genuine exploded drawing when the printed callout is available.
If the catalog proves only where a number is used but does not expose a real callout, the answer states that limitation instead of fabricating a highlighted position.
- Exact number and original spelling
- Type, serial interval, and assembly
- BOM position, drawing, and supersession evidence
Useful Linde queries
Good requests combine the strongest identifiers: “Linde 386-02, serial …, hydraulic filter”, “part number … for Linde H35 type 352-01”, or “fault code … on Linde E16”. Attach a plate or old-part photo when a character is uncertain.
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