FrontShow the whole part straight-on and keep the outline visible.
Capture the part, identify the product, describe how it failed, and give us the context needed to choose the right manufacturing path.
Upload between three and six photos. Front, back, and side views are required. Add close-ups of the damaged area, mounting points, molded text, labels, or part numbers.
Front, back, and side views are required. Optional close-ups can be added in any order for damage, mounting points, labels, or part numbers.
Fill the frame with the part and keep the camera square to the primary face.
Show the opposite face, including clips, bosses, ribs, fasteners, and recesses.
Show thickness, depth, draft, offsets, and geometry hidden in front/back views.
Add a close view of cracks, wear, missing material, deformation, or fracture.
Show the shaft, hole, clip, thread, bearing seat, connector, or mating face.
Capture molded text, labels, logos, date codes, and part/model numbers when available.
A printed reference target can improve rough visual scale and perspective estimates. Camera-derived dimensions remain estimation evidence only and never become manufacturing measurements, fit proof, certification, or release authority.
A strong visual or catalog match is a candidate for trusted reuse, not proof of identity, compatibility, fit, material, safety, quality certification, or manufacturing release.
Upload only photos and files you are authorized to share. Reuse or publication as a catalog part follows separate engineering and quality gates.