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Spare parts laid out on a surface: pumps, filter elements, valves, shafts, bearings, sealing rings and control subassemblies

The question is not whether a part fails. It is whether you will still get one in ten years.

Spare parts

Between the purchase of a system and the order of a spare part lies the actual question of investment security: how long does the spare parts supply carry?
AI-generated visualization — not a photograph of a delivered system

1 · The challenge

At the time of purchase nobody thinks of the pump that fails in eight years

When ordering a spare part, nobody thinks of the purchase contract anymore. In between lie years in which the supply has to carry.

For a special-purpose system that is no trivial question. It is not a catalog product, its subassemblies are project-specific — and still a heating element or a sensor has to be available at short notice when it fails.

2 · What is needed most often

It is always the same parts

According to the experience from service and design engineering.
Heating elementsSensorsPumpsSolenoid valves

That is consistent across all sources in the company — design engineering names heaters, sensors and pumps as the most frequent spare parts, project management the pump replacement, service heating elements and sensors.

There is no statistical ranking — the statement is based on experience, not on an evaluation.

3 · How the supply is carried

Two things keep the supply open

The spare parts list is on the system

Which part is installed, which designation it carries, which alternative fits — that is in the digital machine database, accessible via the QR code on the system. That shortens the way from failure to the right order: no guessing about types, no searching in old documents.

Manufacturer-independent where it serves the supply

Because ITR works with proven standard components and not with a supplier lock-in, many parts are available long-term via established manufacturers — and where a make is discontinued, a technically suitable one is integrated.

4 · The result

We support systems that have been in operation for 30 to 35 years

That is the concrete answer to the question of investment security: not a promise about a number of years, but the verification that the supply has carried over decades.
  • When a part can no longer be sourced

    The way often leads to a retrofit — the outdated subassembly is not replaced, but superseded by a current one.

Questions and answers

Frequently asked questions about spare parts

How long is the spare parts supply secured?

Today we support systems that have been in operation for about 30 to 35 years. That is the answer to the question of investment security — not a promise about a number of years, but the verification that the supply has carried over decades. Because we work with proven standard components and without supplier lock-in, many parts remain available via established manufacturers. If a make is discontinued, we integrate a technically suitable one.

Which spare parts are needed most often?

According to the experience from service and design engineering, always the same ones: heating elements, sensors, pumps and solenoid valves. That is consistent across all sources in the company. There is no statistical ranking — the statement is based on experience, not on an evaluation.

How do I know which spare part I need?

From the digital machine database, accessible via the QR code on the system. It says which part is installed, which designation it carries and which alternative fits. That shortens the way from failure to the right order: no guessing about types, no searching in old documents.

By which criteria do you select components?

By the technical requirement and your specification. We work with proven standard components and without supplier lock-in — that is our recommendation, not a condition. The advantage shows years later: because many parts remain available via established manufacturers, the spare parts supply is not tied to a single make.

Do you keep spare parts in stock?

For typical wear and consumable parts we keep a stock of our own — they are thus available at short notice, without having to be procured first. Everything else we source as needed from the manufacturers and suppliers of the respective component; because we work with proven standard components and without supplier lock-in, that is usually not a long way. How quickly a specific part is there depends on the component, the manufacturer, the system type and the stock at the time of the inquiry. That is why we do not name a blanket delivery time — with older systems we instead look together at whether spare part, repair or retrofit is the better answer technically and economically.

Direct contact

AddressITR GmbH powered by Zippel
Hauptstraße 31
93186 Pettendorf
Pettendorf bei Regensburg
Phone+49 (0) 9409-777 3598
Fax +49 (0) 9409-777 3607