Mavitra AI Product data, structured. Air tools · HVAC · plumbing · electrical · workshop equipment

Trade buyers search by spec. Make sure the spec is there.

"3/4 drive 1,000 Nm", "1/2 inch BSP inlet", "415 V three phase" — the queries that convert are specifications. Mavitra AI pulls capacities, ratings, connections and standards out of your product pages and spec sheets and writes them where filters and feeds can use them.

Before · as listedLive catalog · air tools
Paoli DP 4000 MG 1" Impact Wrench — Right Hand
SKU DP4000MG-A-RH

Pit-lane impact wrench, 1" square drive, magnesium housing with carbon fibre front cover. Free speed 9,000 rpm. Torque range 500–2,900 Nm. Supplied with right-hand identification ring.

product_typeImpact Wrenchesdrive_size—torque_max_nm—free_speed_rpm—material—
After · mavitra.* metafieldswritten back to Shopify
tool_typeImpact Wrenchdrive_size1"torque_min_nm500torque_max_nm2900free_speed_rpm9000materialmagnesiumconfidence0.95

Drive size, torque and speed became filters on the impact-wrench collection; the same values fill the merchant's own blank spec fields, so nothing is shown twice.

Why it works for trade

Your spec sheets are the evidence. We just read all of them.

One schema per category

Air supply, hand tools, hoists, pumps, ventilation — each category has its own attribute set with units, so an FRL kit is never asked for torque.

Your specs win

Values already on your product (your own metafields, your ERP feed) are treated as the strongest evidence. We never contradict a stated spec.

Units, fractions, ranges

1/2" and 13 mm are the same hose. "500–2,900 Nm" is a min and a max. The comparer understands the formats trade catalogs actually use.

Fill your blanks, never duplicate

Where your own spec field is empty and we have the fact, we fill it. Where you already have it, we leave it. A buyer never sees the same fact twice.

Attributes in the trade schema

139 attribute definitions across 20 categories

drive_sizetorque_min_nm / torque_max_nmfree_speed_rpmair_consumption_l_mininlet / port_sizethread_standard (BSP, NPT, UNF)max_pressure_barcapacity_mmlift_height_mpower_w / power_hpvoltage / phasecompliance (ISO, AS/NZS)country_of_originmaterialwheel_diameter_mm
Your store

Spec filters

Drive size, torque, inlet, pressure — as Search & Discovery filters on the collections that need them.

Google / Meta

Shopping feed

Structured attributes and product types so a search for "1 inch impact wrench 2000nm" matches your SKU.

Your data

Backfilled spec fields

Your own definitions filled where they were blank — exportable to your ERP or print catalog.

Questions from trade suppliers

We already have specs in our ERP feed. What do you add?

Coverage and consistency. On our first live catalog, 1,423 of 1,599 products had at least one spec field blank that the product page itself stated. We filled those; we did not touch the ones you had.

How do you measure accuracy on our catalog?

Against your own data. Every extracted value with a matching field in your specs is compared automatically — unit-aware — and reported per attribute before anything is written.

Our Shopify store is near the metafield definition limit.

So was our first customer's (238 of 256). Only filterable attributes get definitions; everything else is written as values. We check headroom before installing anything.

Which brands and categories have you done?

Air tools, hand tools, hoists, pumps, ventilation and workshop equipment across 60+ brands on one live catalog. Each new category gets its own schema before we run it.

Find out which specs your buyers can't filter on

The free audit enriches 100 of your products and lists every spec your pages state but your store can't search.

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