One Purchasing Record, Three Different Product Lines

A commercial invoice issued by Pan Asia Diesel System Parts Co., Ltd. to a Turkmenistan-linked buyer lists three diesel fuel-system product lines.

The requirement includes 12 injectors under reference 21379931 and two individual pumps under references 0445010543 and 294000-0901.

The pumps appear as separate one-unit entries, not as a paired product or a two-unit quantity under one reference.

The Order Breakdown

The documented requirement therefore contains 14 units across three product lines.

The combined count is useful for understanding the overall order size, but the individual product numbers remain essential for preparation.

Why the Pumps Need Individual Review

The source lists 0445010543 and 294000-0901 as different pump references.

Their appearance on the same invoice does not establish that they are interchangeable, designed for one engine or intended to operate together.

The handling notes request quantity photographs for both pump models. This instruction is specific to the preparation process; it does not independently prove completed inspection or technical compatibility.

A suitable review would keep each photograph, where available, associated with its corresponding reference.

Turkmenistan Market and Forwarding Arrangement

The invoice identifies a Turkmenistan-linked purchasing arrangement, and the associated notes refer to freight handling through a forwarding party.

This explains why product quantities and reference clarity matter before the goods enter a cross-border logistics process.

The available source does not confirm customs completion, final installation or operation of the parts in a specific engine.

Case Summary

The distinctive feature of this order is its combination of a twelve-unit injector line and two separate single-unit pump lines.

The documented purchasing requirement can be described precisely without assuming that all three references form one compatible engine component set.