Our original spare parts come directly from leading automotive manufacturers and certified suppliers that serve globally recognized brands. These components are manufactured under strict quality, safety, and performance standards, ensuring full compatibility with the original equipment and a long service life.

By choosing original parts, you ensure optimal performance of your machinery or vehicle, reduce the risk of failures, and maintain the manufacturer’s technical standards.

Aftermarket parts are components manufactured by specialized third-party suppliers that replicate the functional and technical characteristics of the original part. Although they are not produced by the original manufacturer, they comply with quality, safety, and compatibility standards established by industry experts and regulatory bodies.

These parts offer an excellent cost–performance ratio and are backed by the manufacturer’s warranty. They are a reliable and safe alternative for keeping your equipment operational without compromising performance.

OEM parts are manufactured by companies that produce components directly for original equipment brands, although the parts may not always carry the final manufacturer’s logo. These suppliers operate under strict technical specifications, as their products are intended for use in the original assembly of equipment and vehicles.

This ensures that OEM components maintain the same quality, fit, durability, and compatibility as original parts, but typically at a more accessible cost. They are widely used in professional maintenance applications, offering an ideal balance between price and performance, backed by recognized manufacturers in the industry.

Used parts are components that have previously been installed and operated in other equipment but still maintain adequate functional conditions for reuse. Prior to commercialization, these parts are inspected and evaluated to ensure they meet minimum safe operating standards.

They represent a cost-effective solution for temporary applications or equipment where new part replacement is not required. Their value lies in extending the service life of machinery or systems without incurring high costs.

Remanufactured parts are previously used components that have undergone a complete technical restoration process, during which worn components are replaced and the part is subjected to rigorous performance testing.

The result is a component that reaches a condition equivalent to or even superior to the original, delivering reliable and consistent performance. This option is ideal for customers seeking efficiency and technical support at a competitive cost, without sacrificing quality.

Reconditioned parts are products that have been returned or previously used and later restored to a “like-new” condition through cleaning, adjustment, and testing processes.

Although internal components may not always be replaced, each reconditioned part is evaluated to ensure it meets appropriate functional and aesthetic standards before being offered again to the market. They are an excellent option for customers seeking reliable solutions with the best cost–benefit ratio, especially when a fully new part is not required.

Surplus parts are new and unused components that have remained in storage for extended periods as part of excess inventory from manufacturers, distributors, or large companies.

Although they were never installed or used, these parts may show minor variations in packaging or labeling due to storage time. However, they retain full functional and operational integrity, making them an ideal option for customers seeking new parts at more competitive prices.