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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 AProduct-spec consistency checks for export manufacturers
We compare technical specifications—such as range, voltage, temperature, and accuracy—across product pages, datasheets, and page sections. Every finding includes the original text, source URL or PDF page, and evidence for your product team to review.
We reply whether or not we find an issue. Your email is used only to send the result.
20–80 VDC · 7.0 A18–80 VAC / 30–110 VDC · 8.2 A20–80 VAC / 30–100 VDC · 8.2 AWe flag contradictions. See what each finding includes →
01 / WHAT YOU GET
Not another generic website score. Each finding identifies the conflicting field, the published values, and where each value appears so your product, engineering, and web teams can verify it quickly.
See the product model, conflicting field, and both values exactly as published.
Value A / BOpen the source URL or PDF page and review the original text and screenshot.
URL / PDF p.12Every result includes the scan date, confidence level, and a clear review status.
Owner reviewYour team can move directly from a reported conflict to the exact public statements that need confirmation.
02 / THE WORKFLOW
We start with one public model and reply whether or not we find an issue.
We choose a product with enough public material for a meaningful consistency check.
We connect public assets only when the product-model identity is sufficiently clear.
1000 kPa=1 MPaWe normalize units and configurations, compare specifications, and manually review candidates.
We send the evidence—or state that no obvious conflict was found in the reviewed material.
03 / CHECK SCOPE
We focus on facts that affect selection and quoting. We do not grade your writing, redesign your website, or claim to know which public value is correct.
See the pilot scopeFIELDS WE CHECK
SEO scoring · translation style · visual redesign · certification validity
04 / EARLY EVIDENCE
In a directed scan of 20 industrial websites, we identified 11 high-confidence specification conflicts or asset mismatches. The sites were deliberately selected, so this is not an industry-wide incidence estimate.
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.
Public-source examples do not imply that the companies shown are SpecDrift customers or partners. The manufacturer must confirm the authoritative value.
05 / PILOT SERVICE
We check one public product model, include source evidence and human review, and reply whether or not an issue is found.
$49 PILOT SCAN · UP TO 30 PRODUCTS
06 / PRACTICAL GUIDES
Field-tested methods for finding datasheet mismatches and preventing conflicting product data from returning after the first correction.
Separate real conflicts from unit conversions, configuration differences, and obsolete files—while preserving evidence for the product owner.
Read the mismatch guideA release-ready checklist for model identity, units, operating conditions, PDF revisions, localized pages, and correction ownership.
Use the quality checklist07 / 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 public PDFs. We do not need CMS, PIM, or server access.
Yes. We will tell you when the check finds no obvious conflict and state which model and public materials were reviewed.
SpecDrift is a pilot-stage service operated by Ted Huang. It focuses on technical specification consistency across export manufacturers’ public product materials.