Obsolete Siemens Parts Sourcing

End-of-life Siemens models, sourced globally and tested before shipping.

Overview

Siemens retired the SIMATIC S7-200 platform in 2017 and phased out large parts of the S7-300 catalogue after the S7-1500 launch — yet S7-200 and S7-300 racks still control countless packaging machines, HVAC plants and production lines in China and worldwide. TGK Parts sources obsolete Siemens parts through a global surplus network of verified dealers, factory decommissioning stock and integrator inventories.

Send us the complete MPN (order number) or a nameplate photo. We reply within 12 hours with availability, condition grade, price and lead time — and every sourced unit is bench-tested before shipping.

Discontinued Models We Source

S7-200Discontinued 2017 (CN & EU)CPU 221/222/224/224XP/226, EM 221/222/223/231/232/235, CP 243-1/243-2
S7-300Phasing out after S7-1500 launchCPU 312/314/315/317/318, SM 321/322/323/331/332/334, CP 340/341/343, PS 307
S7-400Legacy systemsCPU 414/416/417, SM 421/422, IM 460 interface modules
MICROMASTER 420/430/440Discontinued, replaced by SINAMICS G120MM420 0.12-5.5kW, MM430, MM440 0.75-250kW incl. BOP/AOP panels
MICROMASTER 411/440 VectorDiscontinuedMicroMaster 411, 440 Vector framesize A-F
SIMATIC HMI OP/MP seriesDiscontinuedOP 7/17/27/37/77B, MP 177/270/277, panels & keypads
SITOP power / SimovertDiscontinuedSITOP classic 6EP series, Simovert VC/ML masterdrive

How Sourcing Works

  1. Send the model number or a nameplate photo — we confirm the exact revision
  2. Global sourcing — verified surplus dealers, decommissioned stock and integrator inventories are queried within hours
  3. Quote within 12 hours — availability, condition grade, price and lead time
  4. Test and ship — bench-tested before shipping, with photos and a 12-month warranty

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FAQ

Is the Siemens S7-200 still available?

No — Siemens officially discontinued the S7-200 in 2017. We source S7-200 CPUs and modules from global surplus and decommissioned stock, tested before shipping.

Can you source S7-300 modules Siemens no longer lists?

Yes — S7-300 I/O, CPs and PS modules are a core sourcing line for us. Send the full order number (e.g. 6ES7 322-1HH01-0AA0) for a quote.

What is the difference between an obsolete part and a refurbished part?

Obsolete means the OEM no longer produces it; refurbished describes the condition. Our obsolete S7-300 stock is typically used-but-tested or refurbished to grade A standard.

Do you supply the MICROMASTER 440 BOP/AOP panel?

Yes — MM440 panels and complete drives are in regular sourcing rotation, with alternatives via SINAMICS G120 retrofit where needed.

How fast can a discontinued Siemens CPU ship?

In-stock units ship within 24-48 hours; sourced units typically close in 3-10 days with updates every 48 hours.