Replacement-part sourcing
Obsolete and Discontinued Parts
Find companies that can evaluate, repair, reproduce or replace obsolete industrial components from drawings, photographs, part numbers or physical samples.
Private part request
Upload a photo and describe the part
A part number or drawing helps, but neither is required. Add photographs, identify the equipment, and explain what failed or became unavailable.
- Photos and drawings are stored privately.
- Your request is reviewed before it is shared.
- You decide which supplier to qualify and engage.
Published company profiles
Find obsolete-part specialists
Browse companies whose published capabilities relate to replacement-part reproduction, machining, fabrication, casting or additive manufacturing. A directory listing is not an endorsement; confirm every supplier’s technical fit, quality controls and commercial terms.
Finding specialists…
Prepare the request
Start with the evidence you have
A specialist still needs to inspect and verify the component before recommending repair, reproduction or replacement.
Useful information to send
- Photographs from several angles, with a scale reference when possible
- The original part number, equipment make and model, or manual page
- A drawing, CAD file or physical sample if one exists
- The part's function, failure mode and critical mating surfaces
- Quantity needed, equipment downtime and target date
Questions to ask a prospective supplier
- Can the supplier evaluate a physical sample when no drawing exists?
- What inspection or reverse-engineering work is needed before a quote?
- How will material, fits and critical dimensions be confirmed?
- Who will own the resulting drawing or CAD model?
Related sourcing paths
When the original supply path is gone
Have a part number, photograph, drawing or sample?
Submit what you know. Manufacture Contracting facilitates introductions; the buyer and supplier remain responsible for technical review, qualification and purchasing decisions.