FROM TASK TO SHORTLIST

Find equipment for your project.

Start with the equipment category, setting and task. Review matches from our current catalog, choose up to four models and compare their published details before requesting a quote.

  1. 01 Enter your project details
  2. 02 Review the calculation
  3. 03 Take the result into a quote

YOUR INPUTS

Start with your buying task.

Review published catalog descriptions. A venue label is a starting point; missing venue evidence stays marked for confirmation.

Catalog preferences

Inputs stay in this page until you choose to copy, download or carry them into an inquiry. No automatic saving or submission.

CATALOG REVIEW

Your equipment shortlist

Choose your project criteria to explore the current catalog.

Catalog candidates
Published categories and listed uses, with reasons.
Questions to resolve
Unknown suitability remains visible.
Your shortlist
Compare or customize the exact models you choose.

HOW MATCHES WORK

Visible catalog facts guide the shortlist.

This finder uses published categories and application descriptions. It does not rank models by an invented performance score or certify that a machine is suitable for your country or venue.

A match is a starting point
Read the model details, source qualifications and unresolved questions. A similar-looking machine may have a different mechanism or configuration.
No result means no catalog match
Relax a filter or request a sourcing review. The tool does not invent an unavailable model or silently replace the model you selected.
Check the actual configuration
Confirm cabinet and access dimensions, electrical supply, payment provider, prize or consumable compatibility and destination-specific requirements.
Your selected references stay attached
Choose up to four published models. The result button carries the criteria and selected model references into your quote request.

AFTER YOUR SHORTLIST

Compare the details that change the order.

Use the comparison page for specifications. Use the customization brief for artwork and operating questions. Ask for the exact build and evidence before approving an order.