AI part & fitting visual identifier

Point the viewfinder at a fitting. Get a structured impression.

Globalplumbtech is an online digital service that turns a photo of a plumbing part into a clean identification record — part impression, possible size range, common use, a shopping checklist, the questions to ask a licensed professional, and safety stop flags. It never returns repair, removal, or installation steps.

6 fields
per identification record
0 parts sold
information service only
USD
single-currency billing
Compression stop valve photographed in a dark scan studio
LIVE · IMPRESSION ENGINEFOCUS · ALIGN · CAPTURE
AI red line: Every identification is a visual impression, not a measurement. Verify physical specs yourself. Licensed professionals are required for gas, pressurized, and main-line work.
Visual workflow

From photo to record, without repair steps

The interface is built like an inspection console: scan, compare, label uncertainty, then hand a clear record to someone qualified.

CAMERA · SAMPLE MODELOCAL PREVIEW
AI fitting scan workflow with measurement guides and confidence panels
Shape match
86%
Thread visibility
61%
Material impression
48%
Size certainty
34%
01

Frame the part

Align the fitting inside a neutral viewfinder and keep nearby labels out of the shot.

02

Read visual cues

The record separates shape, connector style, material impression and uncertainty.

03

Verify physically

The output becomes a checklist of what to measure or ask a licensed professional.

Record preview

Structured output, not a how-to guide

Part impression: compression-style stop valve

Possible range: verify 3/8 in or 1/2 in physically

Shopping checklist: connector type, measured diameter, material

Safety stop: gas, pressure, and main-line work require a pro

Stop flags

Boundaries stay visible

Gas line contextPressurized main lineCode-regulated workUnclear size or material
Interactive identifier

Scan a sample, read the record

Choose a sample fitting or load a local reference image, then run a scan. Everything stays in your browser. The output is an informational structure, not a measurement.

Compression stop valve photographed in a dark scan studio
SRC: SAMPLEREADY · SELECT + SCAN

Pick a sample fitting, or load a local reference image. No image leaves your browser and no result is a measurement.

Output preview

Run a scan to generate a structured impression: part impression, possible size range, common use, a shopping checklist, questions for a licensed professional, and safety stop flags. No repair or installation steps — ever.

What each record contains

Six fields, zero instructions

Part impression

A best-guess of what the fitting looks like — labelled clearly as an impression, not a fact.

Possible size range

Common nominal sizes in monospace, so you know what to physically measure and confirm.

Common use

What this category of part is typically for, in plain language.

Shopping checklist

What to confirm before buying anything — connection type, material, measured dimensions.

Questions for a pro

The exact questions to bring to a licensed professional before any work.

Safety stop flags

When to stop and call a professional — gas, pressurized, or main-line context.

Spec library

A reference of common fitting families

Every impression links to a plain-language spec record you can save. It records what to verify — never how to take anything apart.

Braided supply line photographed in a dark scan studio
P-trap assembly photographed in a dark scan studio
Risk boundary

Where this service stops

  • We never provide repair, removal, or installation steps.
  • We never sell parts, dispatch a technician, or visit a site.
  • Gas, pressurized, and main-line work requires a licensed professional.
  • Every size and label is an impression to verify physically.
Threaded fitting photographed in a dark scan studio
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Start with a free identification record

Three credits on the free plan, no parts, no upsell to a service call. Just a structured impression you can take to a professional.

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