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Engines, turbochargers and auxiliaries
Engine components, turbocharger parts, pumps, compressors, separators, filters, seals and heat-transfer equipment.
Tallinn-based marine spare parts supplier
Hard-to-find marine spare parts.Sourced for your next port call.
Send a part number, nameplate, photo, drawing or parts list. We clarify the requirement and state the confirmed supply and delivery basis in the quotation.
2 fields to start · No part number required · Files by email
Independent supply partner. Genuine, OEM, aftermarket, reconditioned or used options are described only when confirmed for the request.
Send RFQ
Choose how to start your RFQ.
Send text and references through the form. Email photos, drawings and PDFs. Both routes reach the same RFQ desk.
- References reviewed.Available identifiers are compared and gaps remain visible.
- Missing details clarified.Only the specific data needed to continue is requested.
- Supply and delivery basis stated.The quotation records the confirmed basis and terms.
Parts & equipment
Equipment for real vessel requirements.
Engine-room equipment remains a core specialization; the RFQ desk also covers the systems around it. Supply options depend on equipment identity, approval needs and availability.
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Instrumentation, gas and safety
Gas detection, gauges, thermometers, transmitters, sensors and associated control equipment.
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Electrical, automation and navigation
Control components, instrumentation interfaces, marine electrical items and navigation-related equipment references.
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Fluid, HVAC and environmental systems
Valves, pipe-system components, refrigeration and ventilation equipment, BWTS and environmental-system requirements.
Deck, steering and sealing
Mechanical, sealing and steering-system components where technical references and vessel context are available.
Service kits and consumables
Filters, gaskets, O-rings, seals and service parts identified by part number, dimensions, material or equipment data.
Multi-maker RFQs
Consolidated requirements where each item needs its own maker, model, condition and delivery context kept clear.
Unclear or legacy references
Old quotations, damaged parts, partial labels and drawings can be used to begin technical identification.
Unsure whether a requirement fits? Send the evidence you have — the RFQ evidence guide shows what helps. We clarify it before commenting on availability or compatibility.
Send an equipment referenceMulti-maker RFQ capability
One RFQ across the engine room.
Browse 63 maker references across eight equipment families. Send one consolidated list; we keep the identity, quantity and delivery context clear by line.
8equipment families63maker references1structured RFQ
Maker names help identify installed equipment and prepare an RFQ. They do not imply that Vessel Core is an authorised dealer, representative or partner of the manufacturers named below.
Explore all maker pagesNo matching reference here. Send this designation anyway.
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Main & auxiliary engines
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Pumps
16 references -
Air compressors
4 references -
Separators
3 references
More equipment familiesView 4 additional groups
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Valves & remote control
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Turbochargers
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Genset control & governors
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Gas detection
2 references
Mixed-maker requirement?One list in. A structured request out.
Send the names, models and references you already have. We will keep each line and its evidence separate.
Working context
Better evidence can shorten the path to quotation.
One wider view and one close technical view help establish context and identify the equipment.
Use the RFQ evidence checklist
Include the vessel area, access route and nearby installations when these affect removal or delivery.
Capture nameplates, connections, dimensions and condition without losing context.
Both photographs are Vessel Core's own, taken aboard vessels during 2026 yard visits and published with the owners' permission. Equipment markings visible in frame are incidental: Vessel Core has no dealership, distribution or partnership agreement with any manufacturer shown, and neither image is a claim that it supplied the equipment or carried out the work.
RFQ evidence patterns
From incomplete evidence to a workable RFQ.
Three common starting points show what evidence can resolve next.
Illustrative patterns — not customer transaction records.
Pattern 01 / Nameplate
A nameplate without a part number
Add the equipment view or matching drawing when maker, model or revision is unclear.
View the nameplate patternPattern 02 / Mixed-maker list
A list from several makers
Keep each line tied to its own maker, model, quantity and available reference.
View the mixed-maker patternPattern 03 / Older reference
A legacy or partial designation
Add dimensions, rating-plate, connector or wiring details before an alternative is discussed.
View the older-reference patternBuyer questions
Questions buyers often ask.
Can I start without a part number?
Yes. A nameplate, photo, drawing, old reference or part-book page can provide a useful starting point.
Can one RFQ include several makers?
Yes. Keep each item, quantity and available reference separate so each supply option remains clear.
How do I send photos and PDFs?
Email them to sales@vesselcore.eu. If you start with the form first, include the RFQ reference shown after submission in the subject line.
What happens after I submit?
We review the references, keep gaps visible and reply with a request-specific clarification or quotation basis.
When are availability and delivery confirmed?
Availability, condition or origin, and delivery terms are confirmed only in the quotation.
Start with what you have.
Use the form for text and references, or email photos, drawings and PDFs.
