Supply Chain Optimization
Partnering with aftermarket manufacturers ensures a steady supply of critical components and reduces dependency on proprietary manufacturing, helping OEMs meet service agreements.   

Expanded Customer Options
OEM-approved aftermarket parts provide cost-effective alternatives without sacrificing performance, offering customers flexibility while maintaining quality.   

Lifecycle Service Expansion   
OEMs offering long-term maintenance contracts can ensure parts availability by working with third-party producers, even beyond the machine’s production run. Some also license aftermarket companies to produce legacy parts. 

Cost Management & Profitability   
Using high-quality aftermarket parts lowers production costs while maintaining quality. For high-volume, non-proprietary components like bearings, seals, and hoses, aftermarket suppliers often offer better prices.   

Technology & Innovation Exchange   
Aftermarket producers excel in reverse engineering and advanced materials, bringing innovation to OEM designs. Collaboration enables co-development of improved components that outperform older ones.