Article number

Every LORO-X standard article can be ordered via a unique article number.

Via the LORO-X product database, all available information and documents for an article number are available at a glance.

A LORO article number consists of 10 characters and, where possible, has a "self-explanatory" structure. Example: 13506.100X

The first 5 digits before the dot indicate which article group an article belongs to, since similar articles are assigned a number that is as similar as possible.

The number after the dot usually represents the nominal diameter (e.g. "100X" for DN 100 and "070X" for DN 70).

Articles without a nominal diameter may also contain 000X (e.g. an inspection chamber).

Articles with several nominal diameters may also contain letter combinations, each of which stands for a specific nominal diameter (e.g. with branches)

The letters in the article numbers of branches stand for the following nominal diameters:

L = DN32

A = DN40

B = DN50

C = DN70

M = DN80

D = DN100

E = DN125

F = DN150

G = DN200

H = DN250

K = DN300

Usually all article numbers end with an "X", even if, for example, the drain is made of stainless steel.

If the last letter in the article number is not an "X", it explicitly indicates the base material.

C = Stainless steel

N = Copper