Purchasing resources for Submarines and Submersibles

Submarine parts and equipment come in all shapes and sizes from tiny gaskets to complete engines. Submarines also come in a plethora of sizes, from large, manned submersible boats to remote-controlled submarines. Government auctions and surplus websites offer an even wider selection of submarine equipment surplus and submarine parts and equipment.

If you want to find submarine gear or even a submarine for sale, this guide leads you to submarine parts distributors, submarine equipment surplus companies and other places to get submarine equipment. Asking the following questions can help you find the submarine gear, parts or vessel your company needs.

1. What type of submarine parts and submarine gear do you need?

2. Where can you get submarine parts?

3. Do you want to add to your submarine fleet?

Identify the needed submarine parts on your vessel

Before you start shopping for submarine parts or submarine surplus, you'll need to define exactly what parts you need. Submarine parts vary greatly from one vessel to the next.

Search for submarine gear

If you already own a submarine you probably have a fair bit of knowledge about the parts of a submarine and what type of submarine equipment you need. Finding submarine equipment distributors can offer a challenge, so start at some easy-to-search websites for submarine equipment suppliers and parts.

Find a submarine for sale

If you're reading this because you want to add to your fleet of submersibles or replace the one you have, you may want to know where you can find a submarine for sale. If you've checked the websites in the step above and still haven't found what you need, you may wonder if you can find a new submarine for sale rather than a used submarine sale.

• Be careful when looking for submarine equipment online. Radio-controlled model submarines have grown in popularity and enthusiasts share bevies of information about their models. It can be hard to tell the difference between a model schematic and a real one, so look closely before you call submarine equipment distributors and order parts.