The part was discontinued. The vessel wasn't.

Segora Global sources obsolete, end-of-life and hard-to-find marine components, the ones that have dropped out of the catalogue.

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Replies you've read before.

Every one of them is true. None of them is an answer.

  1. From the manufacturer

    “This model has been discontinued.”

  2. From the manufacturer

    “There is no direct replacement.”

  3. From a distributor

    “Lead time is twenty-six weeks.”

  4. From a distributor

    “Minimum order, five hundred units.”

  5. From the local agent

    “That part number is not in our system.”

  6. From a trading house

    “We can supply something similar.”

  7. From the shipyard

    “Please confirm the exact dimensions.”

  8. From a supplier

    “We don't ship to that port.”

  9. From the manufacturer

    “The company was acquired. The drawings were not.”

  10. Meanwhile

    The vessel sails on Friday.

Somewhere, the part still exists.

On a stockist's back shelf. With a distributor two countries away. In a factory that kept the tooling. Behind an authorised source no search engine has indexed.

What's hard was never that it doesn't exist. It's knowing which door to knock on, and whether what's behind it is what you need.

Segora Global works in that space, between “we need it” and “we found it.”

What we go looking for.

Everything we source

Obsolete and end-of-life parts

Products the manufacturer no longer lists, traced to remaining stock, authorised sources and stockists.

Components with no easy source

Unusual specifications, limited availability, or a supplier nobody in your network has heard of.

Equivalents, only with your approval

When the original can't be found, a technically suitable alternative, with the comparison in front of you.

Send the part number, a photo of the nameplate, and the day you need it by.

That is enough to begin. Even a half-legible nameplate is a start.

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