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When production slows during the holidays, most factories don’t rest—they reset. End-of-year shutdowns are prime time for maintenance teams to replace failing drives, back up critical PLCs, and build the parts inventory they wish they’d had during the busy season.
But here’s the catch: OEM lead times don’t take time off. Parts on backorder in December often still won’t arrive by January. If your team wants to start 2026 strong, the smartest move you can make right now is to stock the parts most likely to fail.
That’s where having a reliable, in-stock industrial parts partner makes all the difference.
A single unplanned breakdown can cost more than an entire shelf of spare components. During peak season, hundreds of plants chase the same limited supply. Lead times stretch, prices spike, and production managers face tough decisions:
All because one key component failed without a spare ready to go.
The holidays are one of the most overlooked maintenance windows of the year. With production slowed or paused, maintenance teams get a rare chance to:
Need parts fast?
These items are both common failure points and expensive downtime risks.
Keep the line running even if a drive fails unexpectedly.
ABB ACH550-UH-059A-4 – HVAC Pump & Fan Drive
This drive frequently fails in facilities with high cycle rates and heat exposure. When it goes offline, fan systems lose airflow control and pump applications lose flow regulation. There’s no safe bypass—production stops until the drive is replaced.
One bad module can stop an entire line.
Siemens 6ES7322-1BL00-0AA0 – Digital Output Module
Failures can cause intermittent outputs, blown channels, or total output loss. These modules often control conveyors, indexing systems, cutters, alarms, or interlocks—so a single fault can immobilize an entire process. The only fix is replacement.
Without an HMI, operators cannot run equipment or complete safety confirmations.
Siemens 6AV2124-0JC01-0AX0 – KTP700 Basic Panel
A failing touchscreen shuts down operation immediately. Operators lose button input, visibility, confirmations, and navigation. Backlight failures, cracked glass, or power-cycle damage can take an HMI offline without warning. Replacement is the only path to recovery.
A backup part isn’t useful if it’s sitting unconfigured in a box. During your shutdown, make sure to:
The goal isn’t just buying spares—it’s ensuring they’re ready to install within minutes, not hours.
| Factor | New OEM | In-Stock Parts |
| Delivery Time | Weeks–Months | Ships Same Day |
| Price | Often premium | Competitive + negotiable |
| Legacy Support | Limited | Includes discontinued stock |
| Downtime Impact | Severe | Minimal or none |
Industrial Automation Co. gives your team an edge:
Upload a parts list, ask about availability, or request recommendations. Our team is here to help you plan smart and keep production moving in 2026.