Three ways we take the problem off your desk
Buy your excess. Carry your forward supply. Prove every lot is genuine before it ships.
Your Overstock Is Our Inventory
A cancelled program, an over-forecast, a last-time buy that never got consumed. It is all dead cash on your balance sheet. We value it against live market data, quote you one firm number, and pay from our own account. No consignment, no waiting to see whether it sells, and no word of it reaching your customers or competitors.
- A firm number back inside two business days
- We pay from our own account, not on consignment
- Handled quietly, with your name kept out of it
- Set up as a standing program if excess is recurring
We Carry It Until You Need It
Securing a year of a constrained part usually means paying for a year of a constrained part. We buy the position instead and warehouse it insured and climate-controlled, then release against your build schedule. Your supply is locked in; your working capital stays where it belongs.
- We fund the buy so your cash stays free
- Insured, climate-controlled, moisture-barrier storage
- Releases timed to your production calendar
- One unbroken paper trail from purchase to dock
Nothing Ships Unverified
The independent market carries real counterfeit risk, and we treat that as our problem rather than yours. Every lot goes across our own bench under ISO 9001:2015 and AS9120B procedures. If a lot does not pass, you never hear about it, because it never gets offered to you.
- Visual and dimensional check against the datasheet
- XRF and X-ray to confirm materials and internal structure
- Decapsulation to read the die when a lot warrants it
- Solderability testing and full date-code traceability
Every component family
From 0402 passives to global-shutter image sensors and Cortex-class microcontrollers, we source and hold the parts that gate your build. If it is constrained, allocated, or end-of-life, that is exactly what we are built to find.
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The things buyers ask us first
Straight answers on how we buy, what we hold, and how we prove a part is what it claims to be.
Not covered here? Ask us directly and a person will answer.
Talk to usWe are an independent distributor of electronic components. Three things, mostly: we find parts that have gone constrained or obsolete, we buy excess inventory off manufacturers' books with our own capital, and we hold forward stock for customers who need supply locked in but do not want to fund it themselves.
A franchise house sells what its lines allocate to it. We take positions. We decide what to buy based on where we think the market is going, then carry the risk ourselves. That means we often have parts nobody else can offer, and it means we can quote your excess as a buyer rather than passing it along on consignment.
Every lot crosses our own inspection bench before it is offered to anyone: visual and dimensional checks, XRF and X-ray, decapsulation when a lot warrants it, and solderability testing. Full traceability documentation ships with the order. Lots that fail never reach a customer quote.
ISO 9001:2015 and AS9120B certified, GIDEP participant, ITAR registered, and an SAE International member supporting AS6081 practice. Certificates are on the Certifications page and copies are available on request.
Microcontrollers, memory, analog and power management ICs, MOSFETs and diodes, connectors, passives, and image sensors, in commercial through automotive and aerospace grade. Our live list is on the Stock page, and it is a fraction of what we can source.
Aerospace and defense, automotive, industrial automation, medical devices, telecom, and consumer electronics. Anyone running a build that a single missing line item can stop.
One headquarters, in Los Angeles, California. Keeping sourcing, quality, and logistics in the same room is deliberate. We ship worldwide through vetted, climate-controlled freight partners.
Search the live stock list and hit RFQ on any line, or send us your part numbers and target quantities through the contact form. Either way a person answers within 24 hours, including to tell you when we cannot help.