A Mixed Injector and Valve Purchasing Record

A Chinese-language invoice issued to a mainland company lists twelve injectors on one product line and two valve references on separate lines.

The injector line shows the notation 10100-6191 = 0445120420 in the source document.

That notation is reproduced as the invoice’s wording. It should not be treated as independently verified interchangeability for every engine application.

Product and Quantity Breakdown

The record covers 44 units across three separate product lines.

A single invoice can contain different diesel fuel-system components without establishing that all items will be installed together.

The quantities also do not prove an assembly relationship between the injectors and the two valve references.

Why the Product Lines Should Remain Independent

The first line identifies a twelve-unit injector requirement.

The second and third lines identify valve requirements of 20 and 12 units respectively.

For order review, the exact number and quantity of each line should remain visible.

The supplier-listed paired injector numbers should be checked against suitable product information before being used as a confirmed replacement relationship.

The Market Must Follow the Invoice

Although a separate internal order list associates a similar reference group with Taiwan, this specific invoice names a mainland recipient and a Shenzhen handling address.

The supported description for this document is therefore a domestic procurement record.

The invoice does not independently prove that these goods were delivered to Taiwan or another overseas destination.

Commercial Values Require Separate Review

The displayed tax and overall amounts are not fully consistent across all invoice lines.

For that reason, this case uses the supported product references and quantities without presenting an unresolved overall transaction value as a confirmed figure.

Case Summary

This domestic purchasing record documents twelve injectors under a paired-number invoice entry and two separate valve lines.

Its main purchasing consideration is preserving product-line quantities while distinguishing a domestic receiving document from evidence of completed overseas delivery.