Services

Spare parts and consumables


Two different tasks share one name. One is keeping consumables flowing so that a monitoring system never stops. The other is finding a part for a machine whose manufacturer no longer exists.

How we work

What this service covers


The consumable side is a planning exercise. Sensors, filters, batteries, Chemcassette® tapes, sampling tubing and test gas all have a known consumption, and the cost of running out is far higher than the cost of holding a small stock. We forecast it against your installed base and deliver against that forecast instead of against an emergency call.

The identification side is the older part of our business. Send the manufacturer and type designation if you have them; if you do not, a photograph of the type plate, a drawing, a dimensional sketch or the old part itself is enough to start. Where an original is no longer available, we propose a technically equivalent replacement and document the substitution, so that the plant documentation stays correct for the next person who has to order it.

Where a plant is standing still, expedited sourcing and delivery is a separate service rather than an ambition — see emergency logistics.

Scope of supply

  • Sensors, filters, batteries and calibration accessories for gas detection
  • Chemcassette® tapes, sampling tubing and fittings for high tech systems
  • Test gas and regulators
  • Spare and wear parts for pumps, valves, drives, hydraulics and instrumentation
  • Identification and sourcing of parts for equipment out of series production
  • Consumable forecasting against the installed base

Where our scope ends

  • A technically equivalent replacement is offered as such and documented — never presented as an original.
  • Where a part cannot be identified reliably from the information available, we say so and propose what is needed to identify it.

Sequence

How a project runs


1 · Identification

Type plate, drawing, sketch or sample. We identify the part and confirm what it has to do, not just what it looks like.

2 · Sourcing

Original where available, technically equivalent replacement where it is not, with the difference stated in writing.

3 · Supply

Delivery against a forecast for consumables, or expedited for a standstill.

4 · Documentation

What was substituted and why, so the plant documentation remains usable.

FAQ

Questions about Spare parts and consumables


We have no documentation for the part. Can you still find it?

Frequently yes. A photograph of the type plate, a drawing, a dimensional sketch or the old part itself is usually enough to start the identification. It is a large part of our daily work.

The original part is discontinued. What then?

We propose a technically equivalent replacement, state clearly where it differs, and document the substitution so that your plant documentation stays correct. We do not supply a substitute as if it were the original.

Enquiry

Send us your specification


Send us your requests with technical specifications to receive a prompt reply from our industry specialists. For gas detection, add the gases and the zone classification.

Or by email: purchasing@vertex-group.de