Type a FANUC A06B or A05B part number, option suffix included or not (we treat "#7008" and "-7008" the same) — this shows the exact part if it is currently in our catalog, plus every other option code listed for that same base number. We do not know and will never claim what an option code means; this only ever states what we verifiably stock. Not held? Route straight to a quote and our order desk sources it.
How this works
FANUC parts in the A06B/A05B numbering use a base designation plus an optional option code after a "#" — for example A06B-0315-B254 is the base, #7000 is the option. We do not know and will never claim what a specific option code changes about the part; that is manufacturer-internal information we don't have access to. What we can tell you honestly is what is currently listed in our catalog: the exact number you typed if it is listed, and every other option code listed for the same base number.
Not finding what you need? Email orderdesk@kkmsolutions.com with the full part number and we'll source it per order.
Frequently asked questions
Can you tell me what a FANUC option code actually means?
No -- and we would rather say that plainly than guess. FANUC option codes are a manufacturer-internal designator with no published, verifiable meaning available to us. This tool only ever tells you what is currently in our own catalog: the exact part if it is listed, and every other option code listed under the same base number.
Does it matter whether I type "#7008" or "-7008"?
No. FANUC part numbers use a "#" before the option digits in the manufacturer's own documentation, but a dash is common in searches and other listings -- this tool treats both the same way, the same convention swap the rest of the site's part-number search uses.
Why show other option codes at all if I already have a specific one?
Because the specific option code you have may not be the one we happen to stock, while a different option under the exact same base number often is. Seeing the full list of what we actually hold for that base number is usually more useful than a single yes/no on one exact string.
What if my part isn't in the results at all?
We source per order, so a part not currently published here is not necessarily unavailable -- send us the number and our order desk will quote it.
