
SMT spare parts, identified by part number — not by a photo alone.
Fuji, JUKI, Panasonic and Yamaha nozzles and tape feeders, held in our own warehouse and photographed unit by unit. Every quotation carries the OEM number and its legacy cross-reference, so your BOM and our shipment agree before anything moves.
Real stock photos
The photograph on every listing is the unit on our shelf — never a catalogue rendering.
Cross-reference on the invoice
OEM number and legacy alias printed side by side, so your BOM reconciles on paper.
Test record for every feeder
Tape advance measured and logged; belts, sprockets and springs renewed in refurbishment.
DDP to 40+ countries
One landed number at your door, or FOB/CIF if you already run your own forwarder.
One supplier for the parts that stop the line.
Nozzles and feeders are listed with full part numbers and photographs. Feeder parts, splice tape, squeegee blades, belts and sensors are browsable by family — and anything beyond the listed lines is quoted against your part number.

Nozzles
Fuji, JUKI, Panasonic, Yamaha and Yamaha-compatible nozzles — cross-referenced by part number.

Feeders
8 mm, 12 mm, 16 mm and 88 mm electric tape feeders, run-tested before dispatch.

Feeder parts
Sprockets, drive belts, tension springs, tape guides and cover plates for Fuji, JUKI, Panasonic and Yamaha feeders.

Splice tape & consumables
Double and single splice tape, splice clips, cover tape extenders and reel consumables in production quantities.

Squeegee & printing parts
Blades, holders and rail parts for DEK, GKG and MPM printers — quoted against the machine model.

Belts, sensors & filters
Timing belts, proximity and vision sensors, and filter sets for ovens and boards washers.

Legacy & obsolete sourcing
Boards, motors, drivers and mechanical parts for discontinued platforms, through a 60-country supplier network.

Spares kit planning
A critical-spares kit sized from your failure frequency, our lead time and your cost of downtime.
The numbers buyers order every week.




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SMT Spares kit planning
Buying a consumable part shouldn't feel like a gamble.
A nozzle is a precision part with a vacuum bore and a tip geometry. A feeder is a mechanical assembly with a drive train. Neither can be judged from a listing photograph, so we document four things on every line we ship.
Photographed in our warehouse
Each unit is shot on our bench. If we hold two batches of the same number, we photograph both so you can pick.
Part number verified on receipt
Laser marking and packaging checked against the ordered number and its legacy reference before the part enters stock.
Measured, not eyeballed
Nozzle bores can be pin-gauged and feeders tape-advance tested. Ask and the numbers come with your quotation.
Packed with the paperwork
Anti-static tray or tube, foam-lined export carton, and a cross-reference sheet in the box — not emailed three weeks later.
A parts desk, a sourcing desk and a spares planner.
Part-number matching
Send the machine model, the head type and the number printed on the old part. We confirm the current number, the supersession and any suffix risk before quoting.
Consumables programme
Nozzles, splice tape, squeegee blades and filters on a scheduled replenishment, priced on annual volume instead of per order.
Legacy & obsolete sourcing
Boards, motors, drivers and mechanical parts for discontinued platforms, sourced through a supplier network across 60+ countries.
Spares kit planning
We size a critical-spares kit from your failure frequency, our lead time and your cost of downtime — then hold it ready to ship.
Verification on request
Bore measurements, side-by-side comparison photos, feeder tape-advance sheets or a short test video before you release payment.
Spares programmes we've run recently.

Nozzle and feeder programme for 4 NXT lines
Full H08 nozzle sets plus 16 mm feeders, delivered on a quarterly schedule with a rolling stock report so maintenance always knew what was on the shelf.

Yamaha nozzle cross-reference rescue
The plant was ordering by short code and receiving the wrong prefix. We rebuilt the mapping from KM0-/KGT-/KGS- to the head generation and reissued the spares list.

Critical spares kit for two buildings
Sized from failure frequency and lead time, then split across two sites. First year: no line stopped waiting for a nozzle or a feeder part.
Small cartons, documented like a machine shipment.
Spare-parts orders are where logistics discipline usually slips. Ours don't — because a missing cross-reference sheet three weeks later is how a warranty claim fails.
Packing
- Anti-static tube or tray per nozzle
- Feeders braced in foam-lined cartons
- Desiccant + moisture barrier option
- Photographs of the packed carton
Incoterms
- DDP door-to-door, 40+ countries
- FOB Shenzhen / Hong Kong
- CIF to major ports
- Courier DDP for urgent line-down
Documents in the box
- Commercial invoice & packing list
- Part-number cross-reference sheet
- Feeder test record where applicable
- Packing photographs
Lead time
- Stock lines: 3–5 working days
- Courier DDP: 5–9 days door-to-door
- Volume / set orders: confirmed at quote
- Sourcing items: 2–6 weeks typical
Ask for the landed cost, not just the part price.
Tell us the quantity and the destination country and we will quote the delivered number — including duty and tax where we can. No surprise at the port.
Written by the people who pack the parts.

How to spot counterfeit SMT nozzles — and what genuine ones actually cost you
A counterfeit nozzle does not fail on day one. It fails quietly, over ten thousand placements, and the cost shows up in your AOI escape rate rather than your invoice. Here is how to check a delivery before it reaches the head.

Cross-reference, supersession and suffix: how to read an SMT part number correctly
Most wrong-part shipments are not a supplier mistake — they are a suffix problem. Here is how Fuji, JUKI, Panasonic and Yamaha number their nozzles and feeders, and the four questions to answer before you send a PO.

FOB, CIF or DDP? Choosing the right Incoterm for spare-parts orders
On a spare-parts order the Incoterm can move more cost than the parts themselves — and all of the risk. A five-minute comparison, with the numbers that actually change.

Nozzle wear: six signs your tips are costing you yield
Nozzles rarely fail. They degrade — and degradation looks exactly like a dozen other process problems. Six symptoms that usually trace back to the tips.

Feeder tape advance: the measurement that explains your pick errors
Most feeder problems are not failures, they are drift. A tape-advance measurement turns a vague 'feeder is unreliable' complaint into a specification you can hold a supplier to.

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Send the part number. We'll do the rest.
One form, one reply, within 12 working hours (GMT+8). Attach a machine photo or a photo of the old part if you are unsure of the number — that is often faster than typing it.
Faster than a form
Send a photo of the old part — fastest route to a match
Spec sheets and BOM attachments welcome
Visits by appointment · since 2016
Urgent line-down: message anytime
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