About Spareaxis
Spareaxis is the trading name of an independent FANUC parts business based in Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China. It sells genuine FANUC spare parts from stock and repairs FANUC components on its own bench; it does not make the parts it sells.
Company facts
The short version, in one table. Everything else on this page expands a line of it.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Trading name | Spareaxis |
| Business | Independent stockist of FANUC-brand CNC spare parts; repair, testing and test-bench services |
| Established | 2003 |
| Base | Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China |
| Catalogue | Eight FANUC part families: controls, drives, motors, feedback, boards, I/O, displays, power, plus robot parts |
| Contact | Inquiry form on the contact page and sales@cncsparepartssupplier.com |
| Seller warranty | New parts carry the seller's warranty of 1 year; used parts carry 3 months |
What the business does
The work splits into two halves that share one catalogue. The stock half holds FANUC spare parts across eight families, from complete control units down to single feedback devices, in the condition the seller lists for each line: original units, new, new-surplus, or used. The service half repairs and tests the same families, so a buyer whose machine is down can ask one desk whether a number is on the shelf, whether the failed unit can be repaired, or whether both routes are open.
The business is a distributor and repairer, not a maker. The parts on the shelves are FANUC units, made by FANUC Corporation, and the part numbers used across this site are FANUC part numbers. Spareaxis is an independent business: it buys, stocks, tests, sells and repairs those units under its own name, and its warranty on a sold part is its own warranty.
How the stock is organised
Stock is organised by family and part number, the same shape as the catalogue on this site. That matters when a machine is stopped: a buyer quoting one A06B amplifier number can be told what else on the shelf belongs to the same drive chain, and a buyer working through a control fault can move from the control unit to its boards, its I/O and its display without changing desks. The catalogue pages list the numbers the seller publishes; a number that is not listed can still be worth asking about through the inquiry form, with the family and machine named in the message.
Certificates and paperwork
Certificates available upon request. Beyond that line, this site makes no certification claims for the business or for any part in the catalogue, and it publishes no platform ratings, audit badges or transaction figures as credentials. What a buyer gets instead is checkable: the exact part number, the stated condition, a test before dispatch, and a test video when asked for one.
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Send an inquiry
Send the part numbers you need, or the number of a unit you want assessed, with the machine each belongs to. One desk answers for the shelves and the bench.
Open the inquiry form