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20–80 VDC · 7.0 A18–80 VAC / 30–110 VDC · 8.2 A20–80 VAC / 30–100 VDC · 8.2 AEvidence-first website QA for industrial teams
SpecDrift finds hard-fact conflicts for the same model across product pages, PDFs, and page sections—then gives your team the exact source evidence to resolve them.
One relevant finding first. No full audit, spam, or payment.
20–80 VDC · 7.0 A18–80 VAC / 30–110 VDC · 8.2 A20–80 VAC / 30–100 VDC · 8.2 AWe flag contradictions. Your product team confirms the correct value.
01 / THE PROBLEM
Industrial catalogs are maintained across templates, PDFs, languages, and years. A single copied value can quietly split into several versions while every page still looks “finished.”
Marketing summaries are fast to update—and easy to detach from technical data.
60 MPaOld files stay indexed and downloadable long after a new revision is published.
100 MPaModel names, units, and negative signs can drift during manual localization.
UnclearWrong-fit inquiries, avoidable engineering back-and-forth, and product data buyers cannot confidently quote.
02 / THE WORKFLOW
No PIM migration. No CMS plugin. No generic score out of 100.
Discover product pages, downloadable PDFs, and linked manuals from your domain.
Match assets only when model identity is clear. Ambiguous families are not forced together.
1000 kPa=1 MPaCompare hard facts after normalizing units, ranges, symbols, and common engineering notation.
Every finding retains both values, source locations, scan date, and a confidence label.
03 / FOCUSED BY DESIGN
The first version checks facts that affect selection and quoting. It does not grade your translation, redesign your website, or pretend to know which public value is correct.
See the pilot scopeFIELDS WE CHECK
SEO scoring · translation style · visual redesign · certification validity
04 / EARLY EVIDENCE
A directed validation scan looked at industrial sites with dense product catalogs and multiple public assets. It proves the problem exists—not how common it is across the whole industry.
Automation, instrumentation, electrical equipment, pumps, and valves.
Each supported by two public statements that could be independently checked.
One table showed 40–125°C; the page copy showed−40–125°C.
A missing negative sign can change whether a product appears suitable for low-temperature use.
Directed, non-random sample. These numbers must not be interpreted as an industry-wide incidence rate.
05 / FOUNDING PILOT
Send us your domain. If we can identify a relevant, reviewable conflict, we’ll share one example before discussing a wider scan.
FOUNDING PILOT INCLUDES
06 / FAQ
Two public statements tied to the same model that cannot both hold after unit normalization—for example, different maximum pressures or voltage ranges.
If a configuration boundary can explain the difference, the finding is downgraded or withdrawn. Unclear grouping is reported as an identity or configuration risk, not a confirmed conflict.
No. SpecDrift proves that public statements disagree and preserves the evidence. Your product or engineering owner confirms the authoritative value.
No. The pilot uses only public pages and text-based PDFs reachable from your domain. Private-source integration is outside the validation scope.
No. We focus on model identity and hard technical facts. Writing style, keyword scores, visual design, and certification validity are intentionally excluded.