4-022-03-0116 4022030116 Position Indicator TYP DA04-04-4.00-E D14H7

Need the indicator that tells you where a Homag machine component actually sits, and the parts list gives you nothing but a number? This position indicator is 4022030116, also written 4-022-03-0116, type DA04-04-4.00-E, with a D=14H7 seat. 14 mm is the nominal bore and H7 is the precision fit class, so it locates on a ground seat instead of dropping into a clearance hole. Check those three strings against the old unit and the fit question is answered before the machine is opened.

Three things take a Homag line out of reference: the indicator face hazes over until the operator reads a guess, the replacement ordered on "looks the same" arrives with a clearance bore instead of a fit, and the part is written two different ways on the same paperwork, so the counter issues the wrong one. This one is specified by number and by fit, which closes all three.

It is a position indicator for Homag woodworking machines, listed as 4022030116 and 4-022-03-0116, type DA04-04-4.00-E, with a D=14H7 seat. Those strings are the whole identification — nothing about the fit is left to a photograph.

The diameter line does the locating. D=14 is a 14 mm nominal bore, and the H7 suffix is a precision fit class, not a general clearance hole. The indicator is meant to sit on a ground seat and report from one fixed point, so bore class is the difference between a true zero and a reading that drifts with the housing. Nominal size and class are both printed on the listing, so the seat can be measured before the old unit comes off.

One indicator covers one mounting position. It is catalogued as a woodworking machinery spare part and priced per enquiry.

Everything below is what the listing states about this indicator — numbers, type, fit and the machine it belongs to.

• 4022030116 as the plain number — the ten-digit form parts counters and ERP fields accept, keyed without dashes.
• 4-022-03-0116 as the dashed number — the same indicator in grouped notation, so a parts book written either way resolves to one item.
• TYP DA04-04-4.00-E as the type code — printed on the indicator record, so a list that lost the SKU can still be matched.
• D=14H7 as the locating fit — 14 mm nominal bore held to the H7 class, a seat fit rather than a slip fit.
• Position indication for alignment — the declared function: it reports where the component it is mounted on sits, so parts line up at a known point.
• Built as a Homag machine spare — the declared application is spares for Homag machines, catalogued under drilling machine parts.
• One mounting position per unit — supplied as a single indicator; no bracket, spacer or adapter is listed with it.
• Number first, guess never — two part numbers, one type code and a 14 mm fit all sit on the page, so the match is a lookup.
• Filed as a spare part — woodworking machinery spare parts, which is how the item is ordered and counted in stock.

A parts order goes wrong in two ways: the fit is wrong, or the number is wrong. Both are cheap to prevent and expensive to find at the machine.

• One part, two spellings, no ambiguity. 4022030116 and 4-022-03-0116 both appear on the listing, so whichever format your parts book uses, the same indicator comes back.
• The fit is stated, not implied. D=14H7 puts a 14 mm nominal bore and an H7 class on the page, so a clearance-bore lookalike can be rejected before it goes near the seat.
• Bench check before the machine is opened. one caliper reading across the 14 mm seat plus the number on the old indicator settles the match.
• The type code catches what the number misses. DA04-04-4.00-E sits alongside the part numbers, so a record with a lost SKU still identifies the unit.
• A spare, not a rebuild. catalogued as a woodworking machinery spare part for Homag machines — the indicator is what gets replaced, not the assembly around it.
• Small part, short decision. priced per enquiry against the number you quote, so cost is settled before downtime is.

Either one. 4022030116 is the plain SKU and 4-022-03-0116 is the dashed form, and both appear on the same listing for this position indicator.

It is the locating fit: 14 mm nominal bore, H7 class. H7 is a close fit class rather than a general clearance hole, so measure the 14 mm seat with calipers before ordering.

Yes — it is the type code of this indicator. DA04-04-4.00-E is listed together with 4022030116 / 4-022-03-0116 as one item, so a list carrying only the type still matches.

Only if your parts list carries one of the two numbers or the DA04-04-4.00-E type. The declared application is spares for Homag machines; no machine-model list is published, so the number is the check, not the brand plate.

No — that is not declared. A 14 mm H7 seat on another make may look the same, but the declared application is spares for Homag machines, and a fit match is not a specification match.

It reports the position of the component it is mounted on, so parts can be aligned to one known point. That is the declared function: position indication for accurate component alignment.

One indicator covers one mounting position. The listing supplies a single position indicator with no bracket, spacer or adapter, so count the positions first.

Per enquiry, against the number you quote. 4022030116 or 4-022-03-0116 plus your quantity is all that is needed for a figure.