Practical guides
For people buying difficult parts or used machinery across a border.
Parts guides
- Emergency industrial parts sourcingHow EUROMEXA handles urgent requests for industrial spare parts: what to send, how availability is checked, and what we can and cannot promise.
- Obsolete and discontinued industrial partsSourcing parts the manufacturer no longer makes: new-old-stock, used and refurbished units, confirmed replacements and alternatives — and how each is evidenced.
- Industrial PLC and drive sourcingWhat to provide when sourcing a PLC, I/O module, drive or servo amplifier — revisions, firmware and parameters — and how compatibility is checked.
- Industrial part identification and cross-referenceReading nameplates, finding the full part number and revision, and how cross-references and replacements are checked before anything is proposed.
- How to request an urgent industrial spare partA checklist for an urgent spare-part request that can be quoted on the first reply: part identity, quantity, destination, date, alternatives and contact.
- How EUROMEXA verifies parts and proposed substitutesWhat EUROMEXA checks before quoting a part — identity, existence, condition, provenance — and how substitutes are evidenced and approved.
- Difficult-to-source industrial components: questions and answersAnswers to common questions about sourcing obsolete, discontinued and hard-to-find industrial components with EUROMEXA.
Being written
- Machinery specification checklistThe fields that decide whether a machine fits — and the ones buyers most often leave out.
- What to verify before you travelIdentity, authority to sell, condition evidence and availability, in the order worth checking them.
- Importing into Mexico, the USA and CanadaTariff classification, documents, and who is importer of record.
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