Describe the requirement
Provide the equipment type, manufacturer, part number, revision or firmware, electrical ratings, protocol, application, preferred condition, quantity and required date where known.
How it works
From automation requirement to supplied equipment.
Send whatever information you have. A part number is ideal, but photographs, nameplate details and an explanation of the application can also start the search.
The specification is checked
Critical compatibility details are reviewed before the search. Any missing information that could affect suitability is raised with you.
Suitable equipment is sourced
Manufacturer channels, automation suppliers, specialist surplus holders, refurbishment partners and industry contacts are considered to locate viable options.
You review the option
Available part numbers, condition, photographs, test or warranty information, lead time, exclusions and delivery details are presented clearly.
A formal quotation is issued
The quotation confirms the proposed automation equipment, price, VAT treatment, payment terms, delivery scope, validity and equipment-specific conditions.
The equipment is secured and supplied
Once the order and payment requirements are satisfied, availability is reconfirmed, the equipment is secured and the agreed delivery arrangements are made.
What to send
You do not need every detail to begin, but exact information reduces compatibility risk.
- Manufacturer and part number
- Series, revision or firmware
- Nameplate photograph
- Voltage and power ratings
- Network or protocol
- Application and duty
- Required condition and quantity
- Required delivery date
IES does not hold stock. Availability is checked specifically for each enquiry and confirmed at quotation.