Reliable Supplier of Industrial Automation Spare Parts
New Website helps you source replacement parts for industrial automation systems worldwide. We support maintenance teams, system integrators, and distributors in finding critical components—from PLCs and sensors to motor drives and legacy control parts—even when original manufacturers have discontinued them.
Availability, origin and condition are confirmed per part number before quotation. If you're replacing a failed module, upgrading an aging panel, or maintaining production uptime, share your exact specifications so we can assist with sourcing.
Commonly Sourced Automation Components
Control Panel Components
Sensors & Switches
Drives & Motor Controls
Obsolete & Legacy Parts
How to Ensure You Get the Right Part
- Provide the complete manufacturer part number (including suffixes and revision codes)
- Share photos of the nameplate or label if the number is unclear
- Note your application: machine type, voltage, environment (e.g., washdown, high temp)
- Specify required certifications (e.g., CE, UL) if applicable
We do not assume compatibility across series or generations. Accurate identification helps avoid delays and returns.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you supply original or third-party replacement parts?
We offer both, depending on availability. Original parts are sourced through available distribution channels. Compatible alternatives are offered by part number—please review the datasheet against your application.
Can you help identify a part from a photo or partial number?
Yes—please include clear images of all sides, especially the label with model and serial numbers. Partial numbers may be sufficient if combined with brand, device type, and physical dimensions.
What information is needed for obsolete parts?
Full original part number, equipment manufacturer, year of installation (if known), and any available documentation (manuals, schematics). This helps us search surplus networks and cross-reference databases.
Do you provide technical support or wiring diagrams?
We can share publicly available datasheets and dimensional drawings. For application-specific integration or programming, we recommend consulting the original equipment manufacturer or a certified automation engineer.