Can’t find a replacement part? Has the manufacturer told you it is no longer available? Ask GRS.
A missing component can put useful laboratory equipment out of action. Before you decide what to do with the machine, start with the part you need.
GRS has a wide range of parts available. Tell us about your instrument and the component you are looking for. We can check whether there is a suitable option for your setup.
More parts than you might expect
Our parts and accessories range includes mixing components, blades, burette assemblies, water fittings, couplings and calibration components for supported instruments. Ask us about other items too: the website is a starting point for a conversation about your machine.
If you have been told a part is discontinued, include the original part number or description in your enquiry. It gives us a useful starting point for checking the options.
Help us identify the right fit
Older machines can have different configurations, accessories or modifications. A part that looks similar may not fit, so a few details make the enquiry more useful:
- The machine: manufacturer, model and serial number.
- The part: its name, part number if known, and the quantity you need.
- Photos: the component, its connections and where it fits on the instrument.
- Your location: the country where the equipment is used.
If the part number is missing, send what you have. A clear photo and a description are a useful place to begin. You can also read our guide to identifying the right replacement part.
Check the details before ordering
Ask GRS to confirm compatibility, current availability and pricing for your specific instrument. This helps you assess the option before placing an order.
The next step starts with an enquiry. You can attach photos to the email you send us.
Keep useful equipment working
Your older machine may still have an important role in the laboratory. If finding a part is holding you back, let’s look at the options.
Replaceable wear parts also matter when choosing equipment. Our GRS mixers have easily replaceable bushings where the blades enter the mixer. Where those bushings are the worn parts and the rest of the mixer is sound, replacement can avoid an expensive rebuild. Read more about this practical detail in our value article.
Can’t find it? Manufacturer says no? Ask GRS.
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Before you give up on the part, ask GRS.
Send the machine model, serial number and photos. We’ll check the options with you.
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