hatch cover equipment
We review hatch cover equipment against the maker's model code and serial number, plus a photo or drawing where the part isn't clearly marked.
Deck machinery brands
MacGregor spare parts sourcing for deck machinery and cargo systems
Send a part number, model, serial number, drawing, photo or old reference for a MacGregor part, and we'll check it before quoting.
Deck machinery brands
Working with your MacGregor RFQ
MacGregor is the umbrella brand for several legacy manufacturers still found on older vessels — Hatlapa, Pusnes, Porsgrunn and Triplex deck machinery is now serviced under the MacGregor name, so equipment nameplates showing one of those older names are still valid MacGregor RFQs. Crane model (e.g. GLB-series) and control system (e.g. CC3000) references, along with drawings and photos of old parts, help clarify the request before sourcing.
Customers can send part numbers, maker references, equipment model data, serial numbers, nameplates, photos, drawings, old offers or previous supply documents. We review the information before quoting so the request is handled as a technical procurement task rather than a generic product search.
Brand names on this page are used only to identify equipment, models, parts and buyer search references.
Parts and equipment we can review
MacGregor RFQ scope
Use this page when your purchasing or engineering team needs review by part number, model, serial number, drawing, photo or old commercial reference.
deck crane parts (GLB-series and others)
We check deck crane parts (GLB-series and others) against maker data, dimensions and delivery need before sourcing.
legacy Hatlapa / Pusnes / Triplex deck machinery
Legacy Hatlapa / Pusnes / Triplex deck machinery are checked against the nameplate model, serial number and installation drawing where available.
cargo handling systems
We check cargo handling systems against maker data, dimensions and delivery need before sourcing.
sensor and control references
Sensor and control references RFQs are handled fastest with the type code and connection thread visible on the nameplate or old order.
mechanical wear parts
Mechanical wear parts are reviewed against maker reference, equipment model and any photos or drawings you can send.
Common parts
Typical items buyers ask us to check
hydraulic valves
cylinders
seal kits
bearings
bushings
sensors
limit switches
brake parts
filters
gaskets
hinges
control modules
RFQ examples
Common search and inquiry examples
| Example request | Helpful details to send |
|---|---|
| MacGregor hydraulic parts by equipment model | Part number, maker, model, serial number, quantity, photos or drawings, delivery location and urgency. |
| Hatlapa or Pusnes deck machinery parts from an older nameplate | Part number, maker, model, serial number, quantity, photos or drawings, delivery location and urgency. |
| hatch cover seal and bearing RFQs from drawings | Part number, maker, model, serial number, quantity, photos or drawings, delivery location and urgency. |
| crane control system (CC3000) component requests from photos | Part number, maker, model, serial number, quantity, photos or drawings, delivery location and urgency. |
How to send a useful MacGregor RFQ
Attach the clearest technical information available. A single photo of a nameplate, an old offer line or a marked drawing can prevent delays when there are similar models, revisions or connection types.
If the item is obsolete or hard to identify, include dimensions, application notes and any alternative references already checked by your engineering team. We can review the request and reply by email with the next steps.
Independent sourcing note
Passat Gear Trade is an independent sourcing company. Brand names are used for identification purposes only. No formal brand relationship is claimed unless confirmed in writing for a specific supply.
Related pages
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Send a spare parts RFQ for MacGregor
Include part numbers, maker references, equipment model, serial number, quantity, photos or drawings, delivery location and urgency.