Tens of thousands of machine tools still run FANUC Series 0, 0i and 16/18/21 controls — and FANUC keeps retiring their boards. We source A02B/A16B/A20B boards worldwide.
FANUC CNC controls are the most installed control platform in global machine tooling — and its older generations (Series 0, 0-C, 0i Mate, 16/18/21) have been discontinued or are in retirement, while the machines they drive keep cutting metal in job shops on every continent. When a master board, axis PCB or power unit fails, the original is often the only option: third-party refurbished boards exist, but parameters and PMC-L ladders live in the original hardware.
TGK Parts sources obsolete FANUC CNC parts through a global surplus network: decommissioned machine tools, OEM stock and verified refurbishers. Send the board number (e.g. A02B-0311-B520) or a photo of the board label — we reply within 12 hours with availability, condition and price, bench-tested where possible before shipping.
| Series | Discontinued models | Current replacement |
|---|---|---|
| Series 0 / 0-A / 0-B / 0-C | A02B-0098 backplanes, A20B-2000 master boards, 0-TC/0-MC cages | Direct surplus sourcing |
| Series 0i / 0i Mate | A02B-0311 boards, A20B-8200 CPUs, 0i-Mate/0i-MD controls | i Series retrofit (partial) |
| Series 16/18/21 | A16B-1210/2200/3200 CPUs, A16B-1310 axis boards | Direct surplus sourcing |
| Power & I/O units | A02B power units, A02B I/O boards, PMC-L boards | Direct surplus sourcing |
| Servo amplifiers & PSM | αi / βi amplifiers, PSM/SPM power modules | Direct surplus sourcing |
| Operator panels | A02B-0236 MDI units, 9-inch CRT/LCD replacement assemblies | Direct surplus sourcing |
Yes — A02B/A16B/A20B boards are a core sourcing line. Send the board number and control model; we reply within 12 hours.
From verified refurbishers, yes — boards are tested on a compatible control before shipping. We only source refurbished boards with a functional test report.
Parameters and ladders usually stay in the machine's memory, not the board — but where the seller provides them we pass them on. Always keep a current SRAM backup before any board swap.
Occasionally as surplus from decommissioned machines. More often we source the individual failed board, which is faster and far cheaper.
Send a clear photo of the board and the machine's control nameplate; FANUC board numbering follows the control generation, so we can usually identify the family and confirm the exact variant with the refurbisher.