Siemens has entered into a partnership with German B2B platform Sparepartsnow to expand industrial customers’ access to refurbished Siemens automation products through the digital marketplace. The collaboration combines Siemens’ refurbishment capabilities with Sparepartsnow’s digital reach, supporting the wider adoption of refurbished equipment and greater circularity in industrial operations.
Through Sparepartsnow’s digital marketplace, industrial customers will be able to access refurbished Siemens automation products alongside the platform’s existing range of industrial spare parts and equipment. The partnership is intended to make refurbished automation products easier to identify and source while providing customers with products refurbished according to the original manufacturer’s technical requirements.
Siemens’ refurbishment approach is designed to extend the useful life of automation products and components that might otherwise be replaced despite having further operational value. By returning suitable products to the market, refurbishment can contribute to more efficient use of existing industrial equipment and reduce the need for replacement products and associated resources.
The partnership brings together Siemens’ experience in refurbishing its automation portfolio with Sparepartsnow’s digital marketplace, creating an additional channel through which industrial customers can source refurbished products. The approach is particularly relevant for companies seeking to maintain existing automation systems while managing equipment availability, replacement requirements and lifecycle considerations.
Customers purchasing refurbished Siemens automation products through the marketplace can benefit from products that meet the original manufacturer’s technical specifications and performance characteristics. This provides an alternative to purchasing new equipment in applications where refurbished products are suitable for the required operational needs.
For industrial operators, access to refurbished automation products can also support the continued operation of established systems, particularly where specific components are required for maintenance, repair or replacement. The digital marketplace is intended to simplify access to these products and connect industrial buyers with refurbished Siemens equipment through an established B2B platform.
The collaboration also reflects a broader shift towards circular approaches in industrial manufacturing and automation. Extending product lifecycles through refurbishment allows equipment to remain in use for longer and can support companies seeking to incorporate resource efficiency into their procurement and maintenance strategies.
By combining Siemens’ refurbishment expertise with Sparepartsnow’s digital marketplace capabilities, the partnership aims to improve the availability and accessibility of refurbished automation products for industrial customers. The initiative provides an additional route for companies to source Siemens automation equipment while considering lifecycle value and circularity alongside their operational requirements.
The partnership represents a further step towards integrating refurbished industrial equipment into digital procurement channels. As industrial companies increasingly focus on equipment lifecycle management, availability and resource efficiency, the collaboration provides customers with access to refurbished Siemens automation products through a dedicated B2B marketplace.
Through this new approach, Siemens and Sparepartsnow are seeking to support industrial customers with reliable refurbished products while contributing to a more circular model for automation equipment. The partnership combines established manufacturing and refurbishment capabilities with digital distribution to make refurbished automation technology more accessible across industrial markets.
