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Asset lifecycle and obsolescence audits
We review your installed parts, product lifecycle and sourcing options to identify equipment that is difficult to replace. Use the findings to plan critical spares, maintenance and future upgrades.
Request an asset review
- Installed-base and lifecycle review
- Criticality and availability assessment
- Spare-part and replacement recommendations
What we review in your installed base
Installed equipment
Part numbers, quantities, equipment photos and the production role of each asset.
Lifecycle & availability
Obsolete and end-of-life parts, sourcing availability and replacement lead times.
Production risk
Criticality, recent downtime and the consequences of a failed or unavailable part.
Replacement options
Recommended stock, cross-references, redesign needs and purchasing priorities.
Equipment included in an asset review
- VFDs and soft starters
- PLCs and I/O
- HMIs
- Servo systems
- Power supplies
- Contactors
- CNC controls
- Legacy motion controls
What your asset review report includes
The report records the information your purchasing and maintenance teams need to plan spare stock and replacements.
Equipment record
- Part number and quantity
- Installed location and equipment role
- Photos and identification notes
Lifecycle & sourcing
- Lifecycle / end-of-life status
- Availability and lead-time findings
- Cross-reference or redesign requirements
Recommended action
- Criticality and replacement priority
- Suggested spare stock
- Maintenance or retrofit next steps
We can quote recommended spares and discuss repair or upgrade work after the review.
How we assess your equipment
Capture the installed base
Start with a spreadsheet, part numbers and photos, or discuss a site walkdown.
Check lifecycle & sourcing
We review product status, availability and possible replacements.
Assess criticality
We consider production impact and prioritize the assets that need action.
Provide recommendations
You receive a report for spare stock, maintenance and upgrade planning.
QUESTIONS / ASSET ANALYTICS QUESTIONS
Asset analytics questions
Send your installed-base list, equipment photos and any known replacement risks.
Contact our teamWhat information do you need?
A parts spreadsheet with quantities, photos and criticality notes is a useful starting point. We can also discuss a walkdown to capture the installed base.
How does this differ from preventative maintenance?
Asset Analytics reviews lifecycle and replacement risk. Preventative Maintenance physically inspects equipment condition, cooling, connections and related issues.
Can you quote the recommended spares?
Yes. We can quote and source recommended stock or discuss repair and retrofit options after the review.